wiring a 12v electric over hydraulic unit???

[jb889]

these are picture details...working on getting pic url made...maybe 5 minutes if I have a connection

sorry...major connection problems with ISP...first time in 3 yrs - of course

The switch seems bonded into the plastic. In the picture switch is in center position and then up is up, down is down. Green wire is upper, black wire (hard to see) is middle) and white is the lower (aligned with down). Hopefully you can picture the rocker inside, I can't.

at the 3 socket plug the green, black and white transition to the following

green from switch harness goes to black wire into coil
black from switch harness goes to blue on solenoid
white from switch harness goes to green yellow wire on solenoid

sorry for the delay
http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/7718/switchak1.jpg

 

[jb889]

http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/7718/switchak1.jpg

 

[kenstrac]

can you pull the switch out I need to see where the wires go on the back of the switch should have 6 terminals



1 2


3 4


5 6

and let me knowwhat the colors change to when they go through thepush conector I see you have green-black-white and on the other side towards the pump its green yellow-blue- black
I would plug the connector back together and check ohm readings from switch all the way to the other end with power off

 

[tommu56]

jb889

I put a picture in your other post i just saw this one

tom

 

[kenstrac]

I just saw that print that's for a one way cyl he has a 2 way it's wired different

 

[jb889]

can you pull the switch out I need to see where the wires go on the back of the switch should have 6 terminals
1 2
3 4
5 6

and let me knowwhat the colors change to when they go through thepush conector I see you have green-black-white and on the other side towards the pump its green yellow-blue- black
I would plug the connector back together and check ohm readings from switch all the way to the other end with power off

Sorry, but I should have been more clear. I can't get the switch out. It is bonded together. Believe me, I am good at getting things apart (but not back together). This thing seems thermally bonded as a unit front and back after taking off lock nut and lock ring.. In my other post I do identify how the wires change as they go through the connector. Here it is again.

at the 3 socket connector the green, black and white wires from the switch side transition to the following

green from switch harness goes to black wire into coil
black from switch harness goes to blue on solenoid
white from switch harness goes to green yellow wire on solenoid

 

[Willl]

I'd at least get some small starter cable for your pos/neg lead-in.

 

[tommu56]

I just saw that print that's for a one way cyl he has a 2 way it's wired different

the unused port through the valve go's to the tank through the valve

sketch attached

tom

 

[jb889]

I'd at least get some small starter cable for your pos/neg lead-in.

Have a question Will. What about the blue and the black wire (that seem to go nowhere) identified in my video? Were they part of a switch that disabled the handheld remote from inadvertant use?

I must be learning something because I could following your drawing really well. I don't fully understand everything but, hey it's not high voltage at least, right?!? LOL

 

[kenstrac]

can you put a meter on the wires on the back of the switch and tell me where the colors go to 1-2-3-4-5-6

the other thing IM concerned about is a broken wire around the switch usually they break right at the strain relief connector what I do is pull on each wire with a decent amount of pressure and you will see the insulation stretch ,from the first test you did told me that at least 2 of the wires are good but could be in wrong place



hyd valve motor solenoid

1 2



3------jumper----4-------feed


5 not used 6 jumper to2






FOR SOME REASON THE 1+2 are apart when I put it in but it shows 1+2 together when it post
1is hyd valve 2 is motor solenoid and 2 jumps to 6