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| - The lid of the box is mounted with 4 screws, one screw is a bit tricky to remove but can be removed with a small flat chisel. Remove the grey plastic side of the robot to make more space while you work. \\ <font inherit/ | - The lid of the box is mounted with 4 screws, one screw is a bit tricky to remove but can be removed with a small flat chisel. Remove the grey plastic side of the robot to make more space while you work. \\ <font inherit/ | ||
| - Due to vibrations in the robot, the connectors may jump of its place. To fix this we put a small amount of MS Polymer on the connector to hold it in place. \\ <font inherit/ | - Due to vibrations in the robot, the connectors may jump of its place. To fix this we put a small amount of MS Polymer on the connector to hold it in place. \\ <font inherit/ | ||
| - | - Check the connector if you have power from the circuit board. Check with a voltmeter between pin 1 and pin 2, it should be 24 V when the spreader motor is running. | + | - Check the connector if you have power from the circuit board. Check with a voltmeter, it is 24V between pin 1 and pin 2 when the wheels are rotating and the hose spreader motor is running |
| - Once you have measured and checked if the hose spreader motor have power, you must check if moisture/ | - Once you have measured and checked if the hose spreader motor have power, you must check if moisture/ | ||
| - You must seal all three entrences if this isn't done already. | - You must seal all three entrences if this isn't done already. | ||