Use this guide to test power delivery on the baseboard of your TFT RC Monitor. If your monitor has power input but no activity from the axes or motor boards, this procedure helps verify whether the baseboard is distributing power properly to each board slot.
When diagnosing communication or control issues in TFT remote systems, manually testing control inputs can help isolate the source of the problem. This guide walks you through how to safely test control signals using a jumper wire and how to determine whether the fault lies in the keypad, wiring, or monitor communication.
This guide walks you through the complete process of installing a wireless radio kit into a TFT electric remote monitor and linking it with either a standard wireless remote or a wireless remote with display. Includes hardware installation, power safety, and step-by-step pairing instructions.
If your TFT nozzle’s shaper guide is sliding without adjusting the fog pattern, the internal taurlon balls may be sheared or missing. This guide walks you through disassembling, repairing, and reassembling the shaper guide using a strap wrench, replacement parts, and Loctite.
This guide explains how to install the wireless radio kit into a TFT electric remote monitor and program both standard and display wireless remotes. It covers safe disassembly, antenna and board installation, and step-by-step remote linking instructions.
Learn our top tips for servicing the Oasis™ Hydrant Assist Valve with interchangeable parts, 24/7 resources, and hands-on training.
Upgrading your TFT handline nozzle boosts performance, brings flow into NFPA compliance, enables compatibility with new color-coded grips, and adds a new 5-year warranty. This guide walks you through identifying upgrade eligibility and step-by-step installation of the front and back components in the upgrade kit.
If your TFT monitor has power but no response from any of the axis boards—or no visible power light—this guide shows how to test the monitor’s baseboard power distribution using a multimeter. It’s a key step before replacing boards or contacting support.
