Be sure that all of the connectors (pins, sockets, plugs, receptacles) are not damaged and are positioned properly. Ensure all connections are tightly sealed to prevent water entry.Ĭuts or nicks in the wiring are the most frequent causes of audio problems. Clean all of the sockets and pins using the Audio System Maintenance Kit (NK Part No. Check the sensor and seat magnet placement for proper positioning and security. 0230) to clean any imbedded dirt or debris from the sockets and inject a small amount of Nyogel into the sockets to prevent corrosion and ensure good electrical contact.Ĭheck the wiring for pin alignment and cuts or nicks. Use the Audio System Maintenance Kit (NK Part No. If the sockets have become recessed, gently use a pair of needle-nose pliers to work the socket out to the same level as the other sockets.
#Cox minbox update
If the rate does not update during this test, check the sockets to confirm that they are the same height within the plug and have not been pushed into the plug.
#Cox minbox install
0293) and install it according to the directions supplied. Order a replacement rate sensor (NK Part No. If this happens, the Cox-Box is functioning properly and the problem exists with the rate sensor in the wiring harness. The stroke rate should update every other poke. Using a pair of tweezers or a bent paperclip (unfolded into a “U” shape) gently poke into the two exterior holes of the CB plug (“A” & “D” sockets of the P5). Turn the unit on clear the memory and place in ready mode. When there is no reading or there are irregular readings, the problem usually lies with the sensor, not the unit itself. Place the switch in the RUN (middle) position. If the toggle switch is in the HOLD (top) position, the unit will not read. We can often check our records to determine the age of your unit’s batteries. If you know your unit’s batteries are older than three years, we recommend that the unit be returned to NK for new batteries and servicing. If the error persists contact our technical support team at the batteries exceeded their lifespan?Ī CoxBox Battery is expected to provide 3 years of normal use (daily practices for approximately six to nine months of the year). the error follows the battery, please try re-balancing your battery. If the error persists contact NK and we will work with you to get your unit repaired. Try charging again to see if this resolved the issue. If the error follows the CoxBox first try cleaning all of the sockets using the CoxBox maintenance kit. Pins usually become misaligned due to debris in the plug-it is important to keep the plugs clean.įirst you need to determine whether this is in an issue with the battery or with the CoxBox itself by swapping components. If the charger is not working correctly and you did get a voltage reading, it is probable that one of the pins has become disconnected or misaligned. If you do not get any voltage reading on the multi-meter, the internal transformer is damaged the charger must be replaced. Any deviation from this range indicates that the charger is not working. The multimeter should read between 13.5V -15V.
#Cox minbox plus
After plugging the charger in (be VERY careful, the charger is ON!), place the positive lead from the multimeter on the plus pin, and the negative lead from the multimeter onto the ground pin. Turn the multimeter on and set it at 20 VDC. Obtain a multimeter-almost any type will do. If you suspect that your charger is not working correctly you can perform the following test: We recommend that all chargers be purchased from NK, and that you do not modify a charger purchased elsewhere for use with a CoxBox.The old style and new style CoxBox chargers are interchangeable.ĬoxBox charges without any errors displayed on the screen.ĭoes the unit charge with a different charger? If so, then the first charger is bad. Our chargers are rated 12VDC and 300mA and are sent to the user with a special plug attached. Charging fully should not take longer than 10 hours.
#Cox minbox full
The battery should reach 100% FULL on the screen.
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