The insides are all soaking wet with what appears to be fog juice. I have a fan blowing on the internal components to try to dry it out. It doesn't seem to be drying much. Could moisture be causing a problem here?
I tried to trace back the wires from the pump, but can't seem to find any signs of a short circuit. Once the V-950 heats up to the proper temperature, there is a clicking noise...like a relay...and the fog blasts continuously even without the remote control plugged in. It will continue to blast fog until I run out of fluid or until the V-950 goes back in to reheat mode. There is no end!
There is a red LED on the circuit board with the letters DB near it...it lights up occasionally, but I'm not sure it is related to my problem.
Any ideas where to look on the circuit board or inside the unit for a particular area where the short could be occurring to cause the V-950 to blast fog as soon as it heats up?
I tried to take a picture last night & attach it to this message, but it is a little blurry. I'll try another soon.
Am I right to assume the pump is getting power somehow...without my command... and that is why it is blasting fog?
Thanks for any help at all.
Getting this fogger back in action is really, really important to our yard haunt this year.
Thanks!
Kevin.
I was thinking...If we can't find the short circuit causing the unit to remain ON, do you think it would it be possible to break power to the pump further down the circuit and hook up an alternate power switch there?