
He was running for a few minutes, and this time the left motor decided to stop working. I'm betting it's the solder joint in the motor again, but I haven't had a chance to properly diagnose the problem. It's always something.
I'm worried that I may have damaged my second CFSound III card. I don't know what I did wrong, as I'm pretty sure I've applied no more than 12 volts to it, but every time I power up the card, all I get are a pair of solid red and green LEDs. This happens whether I use the wall adapter that came with the sound card, or if I use a 12 volt battery.
The FAQ says the two LEDs lit solid can indicate low voltage, but I don't think that's the case here. I will call ACS tomorrow and ask them if they can help, but I have a sickening feeling that this board is dead too. (I wonder how the repair is coming along on my first board?)
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