Ladoga, IN, United States, North America, Earth | Get rid of the cigarette lighter and hard wire it into one of your aux. power supplies. What is probably happening is your cigarette lighter is shaking around and losing voltage. The controller needs a CONSTANT supply of volts and if you interrupt that even for a split second it goes into that fault.
Another thing to check is your controller serial number. There is a s/n break of voltage regulators, and if yours is before the s/n that might be some of your problem as well. I don't remember the s/n but someone on here might know, or I'll be able to tell you on Monday. |
Repeated control faults with t2 and EZ-Guide 500
