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+[title] Inspect controller connections and controller itself.
+[* black] Remove screws, loosen white plastic screw, slide casing end over wires to expose & remove controller. Look for any signs of water or overheat damages. In pic 3 notice the red wire and on the board next to it are two pieces what appears to be bare wires. They are shunts & can be soldered a bit on ends to add output power. DON'T solder all the way!!

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