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Warning! Check the screws on your Maxi fuse block!
While working on our second robot we noticed a problem with our Maxi fuse block. It seems that the metal connectors are held to the plastic block only by a single screw on the underside. We've found that these can loosen and cause problems. Make sure that your connectors are screwed in tightly enough!
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