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Tesla invader 2/3 major issue

Nuggety

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Hey guys this is my first post , if it's in the wrong place or I have done something wrong please tell me and I'll rectify it.
Now to my issue , I've had the Tesla invader 2/3 for a while.now and have had no issues but all of a sudden today as soon as I put batteries in and close the back plate it will immediately fire the coil on my tank without me pressing the button and will keep going until I remove the back plate , have tried different tanks and the same issues , any ideas on how to fix this ?
Thanks
 
We used to stock Tesla products but had too many similar issues so stopped selling them.
Try contacting them? They do reply quite quick
 
Hey guys this is my first post , if it's in the wrong place or I have done something wrong please tell me and I'll rectify it.
Now to my issue , I've had the Tesla invader 2/3 for a while.now and have had no issues but all of a sudden today as soon as I put batteries in and close the back plate it will immediately fire the coil on my tank without me pressing the button and will keep going until I remove the back plate , have tried different tanks and the same issues , any ideas on how to fix this ?
Thanks
Could you have a tare in your battery wrap that's making contact with the door? Got a pic?
 
Could you have a tare in your battery wrap that's making contact with the door? Got a pic?
There is a small tear in one the batteries now
that I look at them closely , don't have an extra wrap at the moment , would normal electrical tape work the same ?
 
There is a small tear in one the batteries now
that I look at them closely , don't have an extra wrap at the moment , would normal electrical tape work the same ?
Yeah as a short term fix but they need to be wrapped asap [emoji6] and let me know if it stops the autofiring
 
Gunna call into the local shop and get some wraps see if that helps , electrical tape unsurprisingly didn't work
 
Never had this with my Tesla 2/3, I've known it happen to a Tesla Invader III. The other thing to consider is the fire button, due to it's position, it's easy to get juice in there.
 
I've had the Tesla invader 2/3 for a while

Assuming it's not a battery issue, your options depend on how long the while is. If under warranty take it back to the shop, if not, sounds like a dismantle and clean job. Remember ritual sacrifice before attempting a repair.
 
Thanks for the replies everyone , left it into the shop and they're Gunn try their best , looks like it was juice getting into the fire button which caused the damage , don't think there's much to be done but will have to wait and see :)
 
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