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Re: Battery connected backwards to robot
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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz View Post
Devin,
To check the output of the PDP disconnect all your loads and try a known good device connected to each output. As pointed out above, there is nothing in the distro that can go bad. However, there is a lot of electronics in the PDP that will be affected by reverse polarity. My suggestion (I know you don't want to hear this) is recycle everything. If it isn't bad now it will fail when you need it the most. The clicking you heard is the resettable breakers.
You could also test the outputs with a multimeter.

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Hello! have you checked the 20A and 10A fuse on the PDP? we had a similar issue and it was a bad fuse.
In addition to those, I would recommend checking all of the fuses on the robot.
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