Great video. I installed the Badlands remote on my one valve system. I can get the power up to work, but the gravity down button does not let my trailer to come down. I evern took my wired remote and wired my remote the same way on the wired remote. Same thing power up works but cannot get the power down to work (gravity down). It looks like I'm one wire from making it work but don't know how to make it work. Any help would greatly be appreciated.
So uh, on that wiring diagram... what is connected to the negative pole on the solenoid? I had bought one of these for this purpose then found this video when I went to install. It shows hot/red on one pole, solenoid switch positive on one pole, and the battery power/remote power going to the other solenoid pole. I am not much of an electrician but this seems to indicate everything being hooked up to the positive poles on the solenoid?
It is because it is coming down too fast and will shoot vent cap out. The power down slows it down and works better. Battery life on mine has never been an issue never charged it more than what the 7 way puts out.
Help me buddy. Please How do I make it go down not due to gravity?
Thank you brother! God bless you.
Great video. I installed the Badlands remote on my one valve system. I can get the power up to work, but the gravity down button does not let my trailer to come down. I evern took my wired remote and wired my remote the same way on the wired remote. Same thing power up works but cannot get the power down to work (gravity down). It looks like I'm one wire from making it work but don't know how to make it work. Any help would greatly be appreciated.
I am having the same issue. Have you had any luck yet?
Can I wire this and still keep my power down? During the winter I like my power down to work
So uh, on that wiring diagram... what is connected to the negative pole on the solenoid? I had bought one of these for this purpose then found this video when I went to install. It shows hot/red on one pole, solenoid switch positive on one pole, and the battery power/remote power going to the other solenoid pole. I am not much of an electrician but this seems to indicate everything being hooked up to the positive poles on the solenoid?
I grounded the black wire from the controller to the motor/pump.
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How do you wire it so the main controller can stay hooked up and also still have power down?
power down if yours needs it... depends on trailer some do not power down... then its simple and both can be used
Glue 2 strong magnets to your solar panel and you wont have to worry about leaving it on the box.
Thanks, that makes sense..
It worked I ordered a pack of 6 neodyne biscuit magnets 1" in diameter and super glued them to the bottom of the solar panel. Works like a charm.
I hooked my trailer up the same way it works good but when I let it down it blows out a lot of the hydraulic fluid WHAT AM I DOING WRONG
Mine did the same thing. I just purchased a gallon of fluid and made sure it doesn't run dry when I run it up all the way.
The controller has nothing to do with the hydraulics though.
It is because it is coming down too fast and will shoot vent cap out. The power down slows it down and works better. Battery life on mine has never been an issue never charged it more than what the 7 way puts out.