Need help with AT PRO

[lookindown]

When I insert the coil connector into the control box, should the o ring go into the receptacle, or should it seat on the edge? Should I be able to see the o ring when I start to tighten the metal ring? When I push it in it stops when the o ring makes contact with the lip .Should I push it harder or is that as far as it goes? I used it like this on land and it worked fine, just afraid to put it in water. I'm not sure I have it right.

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

How to Research for Treasure Hunting and Metal Detecting From Lead Generation to Vetting - Grab it through Amazon!

[Bart@Big Boys Hobbies]

Push it in till the o-ring just starts to go in. Then use the nut to suck it in as you tighten it. You will feel it tighten up and seat. Hope this helps. Bart

 

[lookindown]

When I loosen the metal ring, the o ring is still visible.It doesn't pull inside the receptacle when I tighten it.

 

[Bart@Big Boys Hobbies]

Try putting some lube on it (o-ring). It should slide right in as you hand tighten it.

 

[Terrafisher]

Make sure the o-ring is seating properly too, and that it isn't getting pinched and pulling down unevenly.

I had to LIGHTLY wiggle the connector as I pushed it, or the o-ring would get pinched and bulge out on one side.

 

[lookindown]

I got them to go in, I had to wiggle and use a little more pressure. I'm happy now ! THANKS FOR THE HELP. This forum rocks!!

 

[gleaner1]

Get it tight to keep the o ring down where it belongs...the threads are fine and it takes a few turns.

 

[Terrafisher]

Nice reference pic, gleaner!

 

[gleaner1]

My paint skills were sorely tested, but it had to be done.

 

[Bart@Big Boys Hobbies]

Nice Gleaner!!!! thanks brotha!!!!

Group hug!!!!!! Lol

 

[lookindown]

Thanks Gleaner.

 

[gleaner1]

Thank you terribly mates

 

[gleaner1]

Be careful! The o ring tends to want to peel out of the plug groove and get hung up on the top of the receptacle on the housing. Make sure it is pressed in all around before putting on the nut. The factory provides plenty of grease and the o ring can get out of hand easily.

 

[lookindown]

When I finally got them in I used my loupe to make sure the o rings weren't visible. Then I tightend the metal rings.

 

[gleaner1]

I posted this because it was the first thing that happened to me, and I still think the connection sucks. I think I will order a couple o rings for backup.

 

[lookindown]

At first I thought the o ring seated on the edge of the receptacle, because I couldnt push it any further. I couldn't believe how hard I had to push to get them to go inside.

 

[gleaner1]

I hear ya man. The thing is a bear to assemble. Patience, a bit of silicone grease and good eye/hand coordination is an absolute necessity to put the coil plug into the box. It's just a learning curve thing. Anything simpler would be more expensive. The quality of the design is top notch, do not expect leaks at this connection.

 

[gleaner1]

No sand or any debris allowed please.

 

[lookindown]

At first I thought the o ring seated on the edge of the receptacle, because I couldnt push it any further. I couldn't believe how hard I had to push to get them to go inside.

On the positive side, I'm not worried about it leaking.

 

[Bart@Big Boys Hobbies]

Mine went under without flinching.... So far so good!