To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Smittybilt XRC 2 motor run slowly?
If your Smittybilt Winches motor runs slowly or lacks normal power, it could be due to a weak battery or insufficient current. Try recharging the battery or running the winch with the vehicle motor running. Another potential cause is loose or corroded battery cable connections. In this case, clean, tighten, or replace the connections.
What to do if my Smittybilt XRC 2 Winches motor does not turn on?
If the motor of your Smittybilt Winches does not turn on, start by checking the Switch Assembly. Ensure it is fully inserted into the connector. Next, verify all battery cable connections are secure and tighten any loose nuts. If the issue persists, the motor may be defective, and the Switch Assembly should be replaced. Also check for voltage at the armature port when the switch is pressed; if voltage is present, replace the motor.
Why is my Smittybilt Winches motor running but the cable drum isn't turning?
If the motor of your Smittybilt Winches runs but the cable drum doesn't turn, the clutch might not be properly engaged. Make sure to engage the clutch knob.
How to cool down a Smittybilt XRC 2 motor that runs too hot?
If your Smittybilt Winches motor runs too hot, it might be due to a long period of operation. To resolve this, let the winch cool down periodically.
General| Brand | Smittybilt |
|---|---|
| Model | XRC 2 |
| Category | Winches |
| Language | English |
Explains the purpose of WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, NOTICES, and NOTES in the manual.
Warns about injury from moving parts and provides specific safety instructions.
Safety precautions for chemical and fire hazards during winch use.
General safety advice related to understanding the winch and its operation.
Specific safety guidelines for the installation process of the winch.
Safety instructions for avoiding injury from moving parts during operation.
Safety instructions for using the hook and selecting anchor points.
Precautions during winching operations and vehicle stability.
Precautions to avoid cuts and burns when handling the winch and rope.
Guidelines to prevent damage to the winch and associated equipment.
Instructions for securing the winch to a mounting location.
Guidance on connecting the remote control wiring to the winch and battery.
Verification steps before using the winch, including wiring and operation.
Instructions on how to free spool and operate the winch using the remote.
Procedures for maintaining the winch, including lubrication and cleaning.
Common winch symptoms, their possible causes, and suggested solutions.
An exploded view illustration of the winch components with reference numbers.
A detailed list of all winch parts, including reference numbers and descriptions.
Details on winch capacity, motor, gear train, rope, dimensions, and weight.
Table showing line speed and motor current at different load capacities.
Table detailing rated line pull and cable capacity by layer.
Details the limited lifetime warranty for mechanical and electrical components.
Outlines what the warranty does not cover and legal limitations.
Specifies intended use and conditions that void the winch warranty.
Lists excluded warranties and limitations on consequential damages.
Form for the customer to provide personal and purchase information for warranty registration.
