Hamron 007059, Operating Instructions Manual

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Permanent cable routing

1.  Connect the overcurrent protection to the 

positive terminal (+/red) on the battery 
with clamping screw on the battery 
terminal.

2.  Plan the routing of the cables from the 

place on the vehicle where the winch is to 
be installed, or used, to the battery. The 
cables should be routed at a safe distance 
from moving parts and protected from 
grime. There must be no risk of damaging 
the cables when using or maintaining 
the vehicle. For example, the cables can 
be run under the vehicle and attached to 
the chassis with suitable fasteners. Do not 
fasten the cables to the exhaust system, 
drive shaft, parking brake cable, fuel line, 
or other components that can damage 
the cables, or in the worst case cause a 
fire as a result of heat or movement.

3.  If a hole is drilled in a bumper or other 

part of the bodywork to route the cables, 
insert a rubber grommet in the hole to 
protect the cables from chaffing.

4.  Run the power cable from where the 

winch is to be used to the battery. Note 
the same instructions as above.

5.  Remove the red clip and fasten the red 

cable to the overcurrent protection on the 
positive terminal (+/red) on the battery.

6.  Remove the black clip and fasten the black 

cable to the vehicle chassis to make a safe 
earth connection.

     WARNING!   

•  Always connect red to red (positive to 

positive) and black to the vehicle chassis 
to make an earth connection when the 
winch is run from the vehicle battery.

•  The engine can be left running when 

using the winch to keep the battery fully 
charged. Pay careful attention when 
working near a vehicle with the engine 
running.

TECHNICAL DATA

Voltage 

12 V DC

Output 

1 kW

Pulling power 

1587 kg

Gearing 136:1
Protection rating 

IP55

Wire diameter 

5.5 mm

Wire length 

10.5 m

Weight 

8 kg

INSTALLATION

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

The winch can be used with temporary or 
permanent cable routing.

Temporary cable routing 

1.  Lift the rubber seal and connect the power 

cable to the outlet on the right side of 
the winch. Run the power cable from the 
winch to the battery. Make sure the power 
cable does not fasten in moving parts, or 
could be tripped over.

2.  Connect the black clip on the cable to 

the vehicle chassis to make an earth 
connection. Connect the red clip to the 
positive terminal (+/red) on the battery. 
Note: Always use a 12 V vehicle battery or 
equivalent battery in good condition.

3.  Lift the rubber seal on the left side of the 

winch. Lift up the remote control and 
connect the plug on the end of the cable 
to the outlet marked Remote Control on 
the right-hand side of the winch.

4.  Put the remote control in a safe place 

until it is ready to be used.