Schwintec slide mystery
It has been broke for months now and have been using wire directly to the battery to open and close the 13 foot slide. The first repair was the rails and component on one end of the slide where you fi...
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The installation manual says this:
OPTIONAL: Connect an amp meter to the incoming power to the control board and extend and retract the room. The slide should operate at a consistent amp load through out it’s entire stroke. Unusually high amps, or amp spikes during the stroke are a sure sign of a troubled installation.
Sounds like you have a "troubled installation" whatever that means. Slide physically damaged on one side? Jamming physically?
You didn't say but does the other motor work correctly?
I don't think my controllers click when engaging. I know there are relays but I've never heard them.
OPTIONAL: Connect an amp meter to the incoming power to the control board and extend and retract the room. The slide should operate at a consistent amp load through out it’s entire stroke. Unusually high amps, or amp spikes during the stroke are a sure sign of a troubled installation.
Sounds like you have a "troubled installation" whatever that means. Slide physically damaged on one side? Jamming physically?
You didn't say but does the other motor work correctly?
I don't think my controllers click when engaging. I know there are relays but I've never heard them.
