Ramsey RE 10000 - Connection of the Ramsey RE 10000 winch control

Question

Hello, I have a problem because I want to connect the control to the Ramsey RE 10000 winch. The engine is new and the relays. In the engine manual they write that there are three pins. F1, F2 and P. after connecting everything to the engine, the relays only chirp and give voltage to F1 and F2, but P, that is probably the bridge is not bridging so that the winch works either up or down. If it is not in the picture, there is a short circuit.

wojtek 9007 · Answer

Hello - please write or mark (in the photo) where are the F1 and F2 terminals?

badyl112 · Answer

These are the markings. By supplying 12V to F1 and shorting F2 with P, the engine starts to work, while by supplying 12V to F2 and shorting F1 with P, the engine starts to rotate in the opposite direction. Entering 12V on P makes a short circuit.

kkknc · Answer

You connected it wrong. Have you tried briefly under the battery? It's only 4 pins and I don't see you permanently connecting the ground to the lower terminal. Bridge both relays to the rear

badyl112 · Answer

Of course, the mass is connected to the bottom of the engine. Yes, it works briefly with this combination what I wrote at the top. Directly from the battery and short-circuiting the pins

kkknc · Answer

This is a bridge, as I wrote on the back of both relays because I can see that you have only one connected to the power supply. The ones on the bottom in the back too.

wojtek 9007 · Answer

Hello - here is the diagram - page 11;

badyl112 · Answer

They are bridged from the bottom, it looks like this: It seems to me that everything is connected correctly + from the battery, F1, F2 and the bridge, i.e. P

kkknc · Answer

And at the back?

badyl112 · Answer

At the rear there is a constant plus from the battery and the relays are also bridged together

kkknc · Answer

You can't do more via the Internet. Disconnect the diagram from the winch and check with a meter that the contactors give voltage and bridge the contacts.

badyl112 · Answer

The contactors definitely give 12V, but how can I check the bridge with a meter?

kkknc · Answer

In terms of circuit continuity.

wojtek 9007 · Answer

Hello - one more note, there may be a poor weight (common to the motor and contactors).

badyl112 · Answer

It will not be mass because when the engine is started for a short time, apart from the relays, the engine works. The mass is screwed at the bottom of the engine anyway. Or maybe there are relays from a different model?

kkknc · Answer

Same control from 8000 to 12000. Start checking instead of asking.

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