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For Wired Operation:
There is no need to turn on the winch
with the Power Button (the button must
be out for wired operation). Unscrew the
remote plug cap. Plug the 12’ long remote
cord into the handheld remote controller.
Make sure that you align the cord with
the three indexing notches in the remote
handle. Thread the securing collar onto
the remote handle to ensure a proper
connection. Next, loosen the Rubber
Plug Cover on the right hand side of the
winch. Plug the “D” shaped end of the
Remote Cord into the corresponding
receptacle on the right hand side of the
winch. Be sure that the plug is fully
engaged onto the winch as shown.
Your winch will automatically power up
and be fully functional once the controller
is connected to the winch. The amber
LED Winch Drum light will illuminate
along with the blue “wired” indicator
light on the remote. With the winch
in Free Spool, test both the OUT and
IN functions of the winch using the red
rocker switch on the remote with a short
press of the switch. The winch will stay
powered up as long as the remote is
plugged in. The winch will automatically
power down as soon as the cord is
unplugged.
In the event of an emergency, the winch
Power Button can be pressed to stop
winch rotation. It will stay depressed and
the drum light will blink indicating that
the winch is in safe mode and will not
rotate. Press the Power Button again to
restart, wired operations (it will remain
out).
For Wireless Operation:
First, loosen the rubber Power Button
Cover on the left-hand side of the winch
to expose the Power Button. Press
the Power Button and it will begin to
blink. While the Winch Power Button
Remote Controller Setup
Remote
Handle
Plug cap
Securing Collar
Cord
Rubber remote
plug cover
Red
Rocker
Switch
Rubber Power
Button Cover
Winch Power
Button
WIRED
MODE
"D" Shaped
Remote Plug
End
Blue "Wired"
Indicator Light
WIRELESS
MODE
