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Brand | Hydrastar |
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Model | HBA-10 |
Category | Controller |
Language | English |
Groups essential safety warnings regarding installation, sizing, pressure, usage, and maintenance.
Actuator must be installed by qualified person and properly sized for the towed vehicle.
Use correct output pressure; not for parking brake; avoid continuous running to prevent heat.
Requires in-cab controller (5A min); breakaway battery must be charged.
Avoid power washing; protect from debris.
Lists required materials for installation, including brake lines, hardware, fluid, and breakaway kit.
Guides on choosing an optimal location for the actuator on the trailer.
Specifies that the unit must be level, filler neck up, and requires #10 hardware.
Details how to connect the trailer brake line to the actuator's 3/16" fitting.
Critical to use correct wire size for power leads to prevent damage and void warranty.
Requires 5A controller; ensure clean, weather-tight electrical connections.
Trailer needs a charged breakaway battery and switch; use proper charging method.
Pulling the breakaway switch should activate the Hydrastar™™ unit.
Depressing the brake pedal should run the unit when the ignition is on.
Testing confirms operation, not proper brake function; regular inspection is needed.
Step-by-step guide for bleeding actuator and trailer brakes, monitoring fluid.
Proper drum brake adjustment is vital; protect eyes during bleeding.
Bleed farthest brakes first, ensuring clear fluid and no bubbles.
Ensure bleeder screws are secure; re-bleed after service and check hubs.
Adjust gain/sync, test by driving and applying brakes for optimal response.
Provides a list of available replacement parts and mounting hole dimensions.
Solutions include re-bleeding, drum adjustment, and checking wire size/line restrictions.
Checks for unit power, ground, and wiring integrity using voltage tests.
Tests breakaway switch function and diagnoses potential issues with the unit or controller.
Presents a visual representation of all electrical connections for the system.
Explains special circuit requirements and wire color identification for various kits.
Outlines the two-year warranty, coverage, and notification period for defects.
Specifies what is not covered and limits liability to the net purchase price.
States warranty validity depends on servicing with genuine parts per instructions.