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General| Brand | MAD |
|---|---|
| Model | EasyLoad Series |
| Category | Automobile Accessories |
| Language | English |
Ensure sliding pins are correctly inserted and fixed in their proper position for operation.
Verify that the clutch mechanism is functioning correctly for smooth operation.
Note that the clutch adjustment is sealed to prevent accidental damage.
Clean the mechanism if fuses blow during sliding in and out operations.
This relay is responsible for switching the winch motor between upward and downward movement.
This relay manages the 12V/24V power supply, controlled by the door switch or emergency stop.
These 5-pin relays control the Up, Down, In, Out, and Stop functions of the winch system.
Ensures a minimum of one cable layer remains on the winch drum to prevent damage or malfunction.
This switch prevents the winch from lifting when the load exceeds the maximum weight capacity.
Stops the winch and beam movement when the hook contacts copper stripes, indicating a limit.
Locate the 30A and 15A fuses, which are typically found together.
The door switch prevents the system from draining the vehicle's battery when inactive.
Troubleshooting steps for when the hook fails to move downwards.
Troubleshooting steps for when the hook fails to move upwards.
Inspect and reseat the left connector if the winch is not going up.
Inspect and reseat the right connector if the winch is not going up.
Disconnect battery power, loosen motor bolts, and remove cables before brush replacement.
Remove the motor cover to access the carbon brushes for inspection or replacement.
Install the new carbon brushes within their cap and then fit it back into the motor.
Re-secure the motor with its bolts and reconnect the cables after brush replacement.
Measure the length of the M4 bolt as part of the cable replacement process.
Remove the spring and rotate the plate as instructed for cable replacement.
Loosen the hex bolt located within the winch drum to free the hoist cable.
Loosen the four bolts securing the top plate to allow access for cable replacement.
Insert the new cable into the drum, tighten the bolt, and ensure correct cable placement.
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