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Warn T2500 User Manual

Warn T2500
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SERVICE GUIDE
FOR THE
WARN
ATV and Utility Winches
A2000, A2500, T2500, U2500,
P2500, Z3500, Pull Pack
12V DC
Electric Winch
REPAIR / REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
This guide has been provided for use by Warn Authorized Service Centers. Any other
use is prohibited.
This guide identifies potential hazards and has important safety messages that help
you and others avoid personal injury or death. WARNING and CAUTION are signal
words that identify the level of hazard. These signal words mean:
WARNING signals a hazard that could cause serious injury or death, if you do not
follow recommendations.
CAUTION signals a hazard that may cause minor to moderate injury, if you do not
follow recommendations.
This guide uses NOTICE to call attention to important mechanical information, and
Note: to emphasize general information worthy of special attention
Warn Industries, Inc
12900 SE Capps Road
Clackamas, OR 97015 USA
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Warn T2500 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandWarn
ModelT2500
CategoryWinches
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Section 1 - Getting Started

Winch Model Identification

Identifies winch model and part number for ordering replacement parts and obtaining service information.

Definitions and Winch Operation

Defines key winch components and explains the basic principles of winch operation.

Section 2 – Disassembly & Reassembly

Service Technician Repairs

Critical safety information and guidelines intended specifically for authorized service technicians.

Suggested Tools

Lists the essential tools recommended for performing disassembly and reassembly procedures safely and effectively.

Disassembly

Outlines crucial safety precautions and the initial steps required for disassembling the winch components.

Motor Removal

Detailed procedure for safely removing the winch motor from the main assembly.

Armature Removal

Instructions on how to properly remove the armature from the motor housing.

Armature Replacement

Guidance for correctly installing a new armature into the motor, ensuring proper alignment and connection.

Motor Replacement

Step-by-step instructions for reinstalling the winch motor into its housing.

Motor Cap Assembly Replacement

Procedure for replacing the motor cap assembly, emphasizing correct alignment and indexing.

Motor Housing Reassembly

Instructions for reassembling the motor housing, including gear train and sun gear installation.

Clutch Housing Disassembly

Detailed steps for safely disassembling the winch clutch housing and its internal parts.

Clutch Housing Reassembly

Guidance for correctly reassembling the clutch housing and its components after service.

Section 3 - Brake Removal and Replacement

Suggested Tools

Lists the specific tools required for performing brake removal and replacement procedures.

Brake Disassembly

Provides the procedural steps for disassembling the winch's brake system for inspection or replacement.

Reassembly / New Brake Installation

Instructions for correctly reassembling the brake system or installing a new brake assembly.

Section 4.0 - Control Pack Overview and Wiring Reference

Overview of Control Operation

General overview of how the different winch control systems and their operations function.

Dial Control Switch

Details the wiring diagram and operational principles of the dial control switch for winch operation.

Contactor Control Pack

Explains the electrical operation, wiring, and components of the contactor control pack assembly.

Solenoid Control Pack (Winch)

Describes the wiring and functionality of the solenoid control pack specific to winch operation.

Solenoid Control Pack (Pull Pack)

Details the components and wiring diagram for the solenoid control pack used in pull pack winches.

3-Wire Remote Control Wiring

Wiring schematic and instructions for connecting the 3-wire remote control plug and harness.

Section 5 - Winch Trouble Shooting Guide

Winch Does Not Hold Load

Troubleshooting steps for diagnosing and resolving issues where the winch fails to hold a load.

Brake Overheats and Will Not Hold Load

Steps to troubleshoot brake overheating and failure to maintain holding capacity.

Difficulty in Spooling Wire Rope Off Drum by Hand

Guidance for resolving problems encountered when manually spooling wire rope off the winch drum.

Winch Lacks Power, Pulls Slowly, Stalls or Will Not Run at All

Comprehensive troubleshooting for power loss, slow operation, stalling, or complete winch failure.

Winch Does Not Have the Same Pulling Power as When it Was New

Diagnosing and rectifying issues causing a reduction in the winch's pulling power capacity.

Remote Control Switch Activation with Clicking Sound Only

Troubleshooting a common issue where the remote switch produces a click but no winch operation.

Electrical Sparks Around Motor or Motor End Housing

Steps to identify and resolve the cause of electrical sparks occurring near the winch motor.

Remote Control Activates Winch in Only One Direction

Troubleshooting guide for when the winch operates in only one direction upon remote control activation.

Dial Switch Not Functioning or Operating Winch

Procedures to fix a dial switch that is unresponsive or fails to operate the winch.

Burned Switch

Troubleshooting and resolution steps for a burned winch control switch.

Melted Wire Harness Insulation

Diagnosing and correcting melted insulation on the winch wire harness.

Wire Rope Behind Drum Flange

Corrective actions to address wire rope becoming lodged behind the drum flange.

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