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The most common mistakes:

1. Washer Issue

• User's fault: placing washers in wrong order

• Result: short circuit and permanent damage to TITAN

• How to detect?:

Correct order:

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2. Trigger Sensor Damage

• User's fault: pulling the trigger when the gearbox is open

• Result: torn off trigger sensors
  TITAN will not be able to detect all 5 trigger sensitivities even if using a standard trigger (please note that in the case of speed triggers TITAN cannot detect all trigger sensitivities either, which does not mean that sensors are damaged).

• How to detect?: missing trigger sensors (receivers)

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3. Cable Damage

• User's fault: incorrect cable routing

• Result: damaged or torn off wires by motor gear

• How to detect?: damaged insulation

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4. Capacitor Damage

• User's fault: mounting TITAN V2 in an ICS gearbox without necessary modifications

• Result: the gearbox latch has damaged or torn the yellow capacitor

• How to detect?: yellow capacitor is missing or damaged

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5. Gear Sensor Damage

• User's fault: very low sector gear shimming

• Result: torn off gear sensor

• How to detect?: missing gear sensor

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Less frequently encountered:

 6. Fire Selector Sensor Damage

• User's fault: incorrect bottom board placement in gearbox shell

• Result: torn off Fire Selector sensor

• How to detect? : one of the trigger sensors missing

7. Motor connector damage

• User's fault: using too much force during motor connector bending, bending connectors wrong way
  

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• Result: broken motor connector

• How to detect? : motor connector broken in half

 8. Reverse polarity

• User's fault: plugging a battery into the unit in incorrect order (a negative wire with a positive wire and a positive wire with a negative wire)

• Result: destroying the main parts of the board

• How to detect? : theunit is not responding, the entire board is burnt

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9. Wire Damage (Caused by Trigger)

• User's fault: incorrect wire placement in gearbox shell

• Result: torn wire insulation

• How to detect? : tornwire insulation close to the trigger

 10. Short Circuit Caused by Damaging Cable Insulation

• User's fault: accidentallycutting both positive and negative wires with the body of the replica

• Result: Insulation damage, short circuit

• How to detect? : visibly cut wires

11. Repairs or Structural Modification of any TITAN Part (including rewiring and component replacement)

• User's fault: interference in the structure of the unit

• Result: automatic warranty loss

• How to detect? : visible changes such as different wire color

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Other Cases When Warranty May Be Accepted:

1. Recurring E01 to E06, E13, E14, and E15 errors

2. No reaction whatsoever from the unit without visible damage

3. No connection with USB-Link and/or Tactical Programming Card even if the unit is working properly without any visible damage (no programming option)

4. Recurrence of error E07 combined with no cycle detection (after detailed troubleshooting)
   

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