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Deer Feeder Keeps Blowing Fuse How to fix a wildgame innovations deer feeder that won’t spin How to fix a wildgame innovations deer feeder that won’t spin I have a few of the remington or wildgame timers have the same issue. First off the 32 volt 10 amp fuse is fine. Check the amp draw of the motor to see if it is pulling higher than fla. It's blowing because it is loaded with too much current. If this happens again, then the motor needs to possibly be replaced, but it could be a harness. Turned out to be a loose wire to the feeder motor, which i found after a new battery didn’t fix the problem. The timer fuse needs to be replaced. Finally switched over to an all seasons. If not the motor is bad or a wire is. Here is a few pointers on setting up your wildgame automatic deer feeder and how to fix the dreaded jam issue I recently had a timer problem. Had multiple issues with wgi units not operating, even after swapping timing units and batteries. Is the rotor hung up? I change to a new time and the issue was solved.