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KPierson

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Posted: January 05, 2007 at 1:41 PM / IP Logged

I'm assuming the pinout is as I stated, it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to verify with a meter before actually hooking up the actuator. Also, it would be a great idea to fuse the actuator properly when hooking it up.

In the picture they are using 20A relays, but the auction says they are using 3A relays. You may want to verify the current capacity of your specific unit and then compare it to the full load current of the actuator.

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Here is one from the Archives

Actuators / Reverse Polarity

Both motor legs rest at ground at the relays. To lock or unlock the vehicle, polarity is changed on one motor leg.

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John DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)

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mille

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Okay Ive got everything except the 85 alarm unlock, and the 86 alarm lock, which output pin do i wire to these a,b,or c? Also do i use just one set of the pins or two sets? I appreciate all the help I feel like a moron here?

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John DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)

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Wish I could just do it for you but I don't have enough Gas. LOL

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This will work too!

I like having a button for up and a button for down.

The other one is that way. This one would have a normal setting up or down then when you push the button twice it would switch to the other position. Push twice again and it switches again.

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John DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)

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Wow if I cant get it with that just shoot me.Ill try it in the morning, thanks again guys

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Posted: January 06, 2007 at 11:29 PM / IP Logged

Well get the gun out. No dice here. Tried the first diagram, the relays on the controller clicked when pushed but no movement. The last diagram when put to power the motor started running, nice to see it was alive, but when you pushed the button twice instead of reversing direction it turned off. John I sent you a pm. Ill pay for the gas. lol

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