Repair Policy - Competition Electronics Turbo35 SE Operating Instructions Manual

T35 Stealth op inst.
The OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE for the TURBO35 is 32 TO 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
IF IT DOESN'T WORK
Make sure that you have connected the supply leads first and then the battery leads.
Check the fuses to make sure that they are not blown. See section on FUSES.
Please call us before you send the unit back. We may be able to tell you if the unit is malfunctioning or if there is some
operating consideration that needs further explanation. Phone no. (815) 874-8001.

REPAIR POLICY

All repairs are normally completed within 5 working days. Total charges will include parts cost, labor and return shipping.
It is best to contact us before you ship the unit back. The method of payment can be established at this time, and you will
enable us to serve you more efficiently by avoiding irritating delays.
The preferred method of payment is Mastercard or Visa. Include your card type (VISA or MASTERCARD only), card
number, your name as it appears on the card, and the card's expiration date. If you would prefer to pay by UPS COD,
provide a daytime phone number so we can call you with the exact cost. You will need to obtain a cashiers check or
money order in the correct amount,
When you return your TURBO35, include your return address, a daytime phone number and an explanation of the
problem. For warranty repairs, include a dated receipt of purchase. See the separate warranty sheet for specific warranty
information.
SUGGESTED BATTERY MATCHING SETUP
NiMh - Charge at 4 amps with 1 peak. Discharge at 20 amps for stock racing, 30 amps for modified racing.
NiCd - Charge at 5 amps with 2 peaks. Discharge at 20 amps for stock racing, 30 amps for modified racing.
MATCHING TECHNIQUES
BATTERY
The primary number used for matching batteries is the discharge time. Group cells in a pack as close as you can. The
discharge average voltage is an important number for matching batteries for stock class. You want as high a discharge
average voltage as you can get. Use the discharge time first as the primary number, then the discharge average voltage to
grade with. The higher the discharge average voltage the more punch the motor will have. Use the actual internal
resistance also as a grading factor for punch. The lower the resistance the better the punch. This combination will give you
the most speed and punch. For packs used with modified motors, the actual internal resistance should be the second
number to grade by. The discharge average voltage is not as important because you can always go to a lower wind motor
to compensate for the voltage. To obtain the best possible matching, cycle new batteries 3 or 4 times. This will insure the
maximum performance from each cell.
COMPETITION ELECTRONICS, INC., warrants the product manufactured by it to be free from defects in material
and workmanship for a period of 90 days from date of purchase by the original purchaser for use. COMPETITION
ELECTRONICS, at its option, will repair or replace without charge, or refund the purchase price of, any product which
fails during the warranty period by reason of a defect in material or workmanship found upon examination by
COMPETITION ELECTRONICS, INC., to have been the cause of the failure. This warranty does not cover any failures
attributable to abuse, mishandling, failure to follow operating instructions, alteration or accident.
To make claim under this warranty, the purchaser must return the product to COMPETITION ELECTRONICS, INC.,
at the address shown below, properly packed and with shipping charges prepaid. All claims must be made in thirty (30)
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