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Inspect the remote control for damage, if so equipped. Be sure to cap the remote socket to prevent dirt and debris from entering the connections. Store remote control in a protected, clean, dry area. more
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Inspect the remote control for damage, if so equipped. Be sure to cap the remote socket to prevent dirt and debris from entering the connections. Store remote control in a protected, clean, dry area. more
The direction of the winch movement, whether in or out, depends on which of the two two solenoid contacts is connected to the 12V power source with your lead wire. If the winch moves in only one direction, inspect the connections on that solenoid and ensure they are clear of corrosion and make good contact.
To test the motor, apply the +12V power wire to each of the two terminals on the motor. The motor should operate in both directions. If it does operate in both directions then you know the motor is ok and the problem probably lies in the switch or solenoid.
Hi Mack. Did you see the Winch Solenoid Troubleshooting paragraph above?
If the battery is full but the motor just will not work for some reason: [links]
Flagstaff provides a hand crank for this back-up drive. You would NEVER want to use this crank , at least by hand. Here's why:
Fast solution: push on the lifter arm (as close to the roof as you can reach without losing your leverage) away from the direction the roof is leaning. This will take the pressure off the lifter arm.
If the lift-system is cranked down (there is slack on the lift system when the roof hung up on the lifter arm) when you try this the roof could fall rapidly and pinch you fingers in the lifter arm sections or hit someone in the head with the falling roof! We recommend trying this method only if the roof has been cranked down a foot or so to limit the falling action of the roof. If you didn't notice the lifter arms hanging up until the other side is down much further, crank the roof back up until the loose side is only a foot or so below the stuck side.
This is probably due to a not-level-enough camper. If the camper is leaning to one side or the other the roof puts extra pressure on that side's lifter arms. The extra pressure creates friction which may be sufficient to hold the roof up even when you crank down the lift-system.
If this does not cure the problem check that the limit-switches are functional (as described in the next section ). If the limit switches are functional it's possible the motor is a goner. more
4. Winch runs in manual mode but not with wireless. here
Please click the links below for more information about that problem:
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3. Motor runs but drum does not turn. here
This guide is based on the one available from http://www.superwinch.com/UserFiles/File/troubleshoot.pdf. It has been written to help you identify and resolve the more common problems experienced with Superwinch winches. As such, the help provided in this guide is not intended to deal with problems with other brands of winching equipment.
If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. here
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