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Originally Posted by KoolBRZ
Does your controller have the fan on it? Not all controllers came with the same cooling setup. I would recommend first checking your cables to the motor. A cable could be loose and arcing, causing the controller to work that much harder, and overheat. Second, does your header create a lot of heat near the motor?
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My controller was updated to latest cooling specs and has a fan. According to the install guide, the controller is not triggering the failsafe
http://www.phantomsuperchargers.com/.../frs-brz4a.pdf
Fail safes
-26.X volts peak.Thermal battery de-rate. Boost can be used but is slightly reduced.
* Resets 5-20min depending on engine bay temps.
-24.X –28.Xvolts. Throttle switch activated but no boost. Thermal motor control protection.
* Resets in 2-10 seconds *let unit recharge and cool.
-17.0 volts, no boost, low voltage cut-off. Tripped if batteries are poor quality.
-Triggering fail safes is normal, position box away from direct heat and expose all surfaces to air.
-Intermittent use times: Duty cycle, up to 20%. Continuous, up to 60 secs. (30 seconds recommended).