Troubleshooting - Invert Paintball HALO B Manual

Troubleshooting

Note:
1. The HALO™ uses reflective
infrared sensors located in the
ball stack tube to monitor the
acceleration and deceleration of
the paintballs being fed. They are
not break-beam sensors because
the HALO™ is designed to always
have a full ball stack ready for
your marker, and never have a
gap in the ball stack. The HALO™
reflective sensors do not work with
black or very dark colored shell
paintballs, or paintballs that have
half black or very dark colored
shells. Only use paintballs with
brightly colored shells.
2. The HALO™ requires high qual-
ity batteries. Only use fresh, qual-
ity name-brand batteries. Lower
quality batteries do not provide the
power that your HALO™ needs to
perform properly.
Loader does not turn on Batteries may not be installed correctly
Wire connector may not be connected to battery holder
Batteries may be low
Wire connector may not be connected to circuit board or may be
connected incorrectly
Wires may be damaged or broken
Power button may be broken
Loader turns ON, but Paintballs may already be in the feed tube
does not spin
Motor wires may be damaged or broken
Upper feed neck cover is not attached to the catch cup correctly
Reflective Sensors may be interfered by sunlight
Loader turns ON, does Batteries may be low
not spin, then goes into
Motor may be worn out
fail safe mode
(alternating red/green
LED sequence)
Loader spins, then goes Paintballs are black shell or very dark shell, or part black shell or very
into fail safe mode dark shell, and will not work with the HALO
(alternating red/green
Bad paintball (odd shape, soft, or enlarged) is jammed in the feed tube
LED sequence)
Reflective Sensors may be blocked by paint or dirt, or not working
Reflective Sensors may not be connected to the board or are connected
incorrectly
Anti-jam components are not installed correctly or are broken/missing
Upper feed neck cover is not attached to the catch cup correctly
Drive Cone is not installed correctly
Batteries may be low
Motor may be worn out