Frightronics FAQ & Distortions Animated Prop Troubleshooting w/ Mike Glover
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What this video covers
Distortions Unlimited founder Mike Glover walks through common troubleshooting steps for the company's Frightronics line of electric animated props. The video addresses frequently asked questions and covers basic diagnostic checks that owners can perform themselves. Topics include verifying power supply connections, inspecting wiring and hardware, working with mechanical linkages, and ensuring motors are free of obstructions before use.
Key takeaways
- ◆Always confirm the power supply is properly connected before diagnosing deeper issues
- ◆Check for loose wires and hardware as a first troubleshooting step
- ◆Linkage adjustment can resolve many motion-related problems
- ◆Never operate the prop with hair or clothing near moving parts
- ◆Distortions Unlimited stands behind the durability and longevity of their US-made props
Who this is for
Owners of Distortions Unlimited Frightronics animated props who need guidance on basic maintenance, troubleshooting, or resolving occasional operational issues.
⚠ Safety notes
Keep hair and clothing clear of motors and moving parts before powering on any animatronic prop.
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