BLF GT70 PROBLEM...(FIXED)

ZozzV6 · 2018-11-18T03:10:19.000Z

Cracked solderings can do things like that when cold the part shrinks and doesn’t connect. But it could be even a cracked resistor or capacitor.

BlueSwordM · 2018-11-18T03:10:43.000Z

Is it possible for thermal regulation to be completely borked with low temps?

Did you try removing thermal regulation altogether or not? Could not piece it in the video.

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T03:11:57.000Z

ZozzV6:

Cracked solderings can do things like that when cold the part shrinks and doesn’t connect. But it could be even a cracked resistor or capacitor.

Hmmmm…thanks for that.

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T03:12:40.000Z

BlueSwordM:

Is it possible for thermal regulation to be completely borked with low temps?

Did you try removing thermal regulation altogether or not? Could not piece it in the video.

I didnt try that…its set from the factory…i didnt mess with it.

BlueSwordM · 2018-11-18T03:13:29.000Z

Try disabling it altogether. If it steps down again, then Zozz’s explanation might be it.

ZozzV6 · 2018-11-18T03:15:54.000Z

Brainsick67:

ZozzV6:

Cracked solderings can do things like that when cold the part shrinks and doesn’t connect. But it could be even a cracked resistor or capacitor.

Hmmmm…thanks for that.

On that driver the heat sensor is inside the Atmel microcontroller. Mayba that controller’s sensing part can be faulty too. Try to blink out temperature when light cold and making the problem and blink out temp when it works fine. Maybe this give some clue.

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T03:17:16.000Z

ZozzV6:

Brainsick67:

ZozzV6:

Cracked solderings can do things like that when cold the part shrinks and doesn’t connect. But it could be even a cracked resistor or capacitor.

Hmmmm…thanks for that.

On that driver the heat sensor is inside the Atmel microcontroller. Mayba that controller’s sensing part can be faulty too. Try to blink out temperature when light cold and making the problem and blink out temp when it works fine. Maybe this give some clue.

Thanks man…what do you mean by blink out?

ZozzV6 · 2018-11-18T03:23:54.000Z

Brainsick67:

ZozzV6:

Brainsick67:

ZozzV6:

Cracked solderings can do things like that when cold the part shrinks and doesn’t connect. But it could be even a cracked resistor or capacitor.

Hmmmm…thanks for that.

On that driver the heat sensor is inside the Atmel microcontroller. Mayba that controller’s sensing part can be faulty too. Try to blink out temperature when light cold and making the problem and blink out temp when it works fine. Maybe this give some clue.

Thanks man…what do you mean by blink out?

Narsil can tell you the temperature what the driver thinks it is measuring. If it give you a high number when cold then it measuring badly. Triple click from Off then it blinks battery voltage. And make a doubble click from battery check. Then it blinks out temperature in celsius. First tens then singles. Count led blinks. 24 looks like 2 blinks pause and 4 blinks bigger pause and repeat.

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T03:23:55.000Z

ZozzV6:

Brainsick67:

ZozzV6:

Brainsick67:

ZozzV6:

Cracked solderings can do things like that when cold the part shrinks and doesn’t connect. But it could be even a cracked resistor or capacitor.

Hmmmm…thanks for that.

On that driver the heat sensor is inside the Atmel microcontroller. Mayba that controller’s sensing part can be faulty too. Try to blink out temperature when light cold and making the problem and blink out temp when it works fine. Maybe this give some clue.

Thanks man…what do you mean by blink out?

Narsil can tell you the temperature what the driver thinks it is measuring. If it give you a high number when cold then it measuring badly. Triple click from Off then it blinks battery voltage. And make a doubble click from battery check. Then it blinks out temperature in celsius. First tens then singles.

Ohhh ok…i will try it now…then leave the light outside for a bit.

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T03:40:45.000Z

I think it was 3 blinks…then 5 more.

hank · 2018-11-18T03:42:16.000Z

Maybe a weak battery draws the voltage down so low the light shuts itself off?

ZozzV6 · 2018-11-18T03:43:51.000Z

That is 35C or 53 if you read the two numbers wrong order which is about human body temperature. Do you feel lightly warm or the light was completely cold? Or 53C if you read the two numbers wrong order but that feels hot What it blinks out inside when warming up?

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T03:46:49.000Z

ZozzV6:

That is 35C or 53 if you read the two numbers wrong order which is about human body temperature. Do you feel lightly warm or the light was completely cold? Or 53C if you read the two numbers wrong order but that feels hot What it blinks out inside when warming up?

i dont think im doing it right
…

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T03:55:43.000Z

I think i got 61…6 fast blinks and 1 short one…light is in my room…so not cold or hot.

netprince · 2018-11-18T04:00:43.000Z

Its got to be borked thermal regulation… I’m trying to find the gt70 manual… seems many of the links have stopped working…

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T04:01:32.000Z

hank:

Maybe a weak battery draws the voltage down so low the light shuts itself off?

They are all good…

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T04:02:23.000Z

netprince:

Its got to be borked thermal regulation… I’m trying to find the gt70 manual… seems many of the links have stopped working…

It could be…i could set thermal to off.

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T04:03:34.000Z

ZozzV6:

That is 35C or 53 if you read the two numbers wrong order which is about human body temperature. Do you feel lightly warm or the light was completely cold? Or 53C if you read the two numbers wrong order but that feels hot What it blinks out inside when warming up?

ZozzV6 · 2018-11-18T04:20:18.000Z

Brainsick67:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vmkLBaaxAQI

That is 16 C. First one is the 1 blink.
At room temp it maybe can have that errorto read 16 at around 21-23C . It is not a calibrated thing.
But if outside is colder you can’t read 35 or 53. That is some thermal sensing problem. turn off thermal stepdown and turn it to timed 1 or 2 minute if it keep turbo for that time.

Brainsick67 · 2018-11-18T04:52:11.000Z

ZozzV6:

Brainsick67:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vmkLBaaxAQI

That is 16 C. First one is the 1 blink.
At room temp it maybe can have that errorto read 16 at around 21-23C . It is not a calibrated thing.
But if outside is colder you can’t read 35 or 53. That is some thermal sensing problem. turn off thermal stepdown and turn it to timed 1 or 2 minute if it keep turbo for that time.

Thanks man…im heading to bed…i tuened off thermal…so we will se what she does. Thanks man.