Gun doctor

[Jray]

Need help, i installed an ICS cranestock battery on my ICS m4 but the battery started to heat up and smelled some burning rubber opened the crane stock and the white wire connector got burnt up, the gun didnt even start up and didnt even made any sound, did i blew up the fuse and where can i locate the fuse on an ICS? tyvm

[Gunny_McSmith]

before replacing the fuse, check for the source of the short circuit....

[ILLusion]

You installed something incorrectly. Unless you're a pro star and KNOW your wiring skills, ALWAYS use a multimeter to check continuity before attaching any battery, unless you want it exploding or burning beside your face.

Use a multimeter to find the short circuit and fix it. Remove ALL sharp edges in close contact to the wiring.
You might also want to check the battery to see if it's still usable, but I'd personally throw batteries out once that happens. ESPECIALLY if any of the cells have swollen.

If you blew up a fuse, then this wouldn't have happened. Fuses are there to protect the circuit. It's SUPPOSE to pop if there's a short circuit happening, so that the circuit is immediately opened and current flow is stopped right away.
If this happened, then you either DON'T have a fuse, OR the short circuit is occurring before the fuse.

I've seen sooo many poorly wired Crane stock setups, that I'm not even surprised to hear your situation. I'm actually more surprised that people still attempt this without fully knowing electrical handling. Electricity can HARM you if improperly handled! (It can also damage your toys. :P)

[Jray]

Its a Built in ICS Crane stock battery, that is shaped for Crane stock purpose, so i dont think i wired it wrong or i did anything on the wiring, i had the gun new and never touch it out of the box, just waited for my ICS battery to arrive charge it right then slapped it on the crane stock.

[ILLusion]

Originally Posted by Jray

Its a Built in ICS Crane stock battery, that is shaped for Crane stock purpose, so i dont think i wired it wrong or i did anything on the wiring, i had the gun new and never touch it out of the box, just waited for my ICS battery to arrive charge it right then slapped it on the crane stock.

Okay, I see. I thought you'd installed it and did the wiring yourself as an upgrade, when you said you "installed' it.

If that's the case, I'd suggest you bring the gun back to where you bought it, or have a gun doctor fix the wiring, because it's DOA.