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Why My Mamba Can't be Repaired
This just in from Thomas at Castle on the reason my mamba was scrapped even though I didn't have a melt down. I also want to throw a special thanks out to Joe Ford and Thomas Porfert for looking into this for me and being so forthcoming with information. I also want everyone to know that their emails to me have been very quick everything considered.
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good to see they gave you real answers. hopefully they will have the next batch in 2 weeks. I need one soon for when the e-revo comes out.
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Great Customer Service
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I have been trying to get this answer from Castle for 2 weeks. I wonder if Thomas knows about the Monsters that have failed for the second time.
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You boys from Texas play rough with your toys!!!!
It appears that when the component failed, it fused itself to the circuit board. The repair tech attempted to remove it, but it pulled the entire solder pad off the board. When the solder pads comes off, it makes it impossible to put the component back on without replacing the entire board; which is the controller on the Monster. We have had 2 others this has happened to, so it's rare but not impossible. |
If you call playing rough sitting dead still after 8 minutes of light running then I guess so. :na:
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Well, my MMM has been successfully functioning as a paperweight for 3 days of constant use and no smoke (yet)!
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They should have used a dremel and ground the little sucker (componant) off the PCB....
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