i have problem that the fuses keep blowing, what am i in doing wrong. red wire to positive black to nev
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Sounds like your positive and negative feeds are making contact if not from the battery to the power switch, maybe check from the power switch to the handle grips. You may have defaulty grips... How many volts do you have at the battery?
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I had the same problem, I went to the manufactures site I was only interested in voltage.They instructed hook together the two red wires for the positive and hook together the larger black with the yellow for the negative leaving the thin 20 gauge black loose. It will show the voltage only and illuminate both windows. Sorry can not help on amps.Richard
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Hi Dale just join the two red wires together and run them to positive and the black wires to negative leaving the fine black wire not connected good luck Chris A.
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You will need a meter to troubleshoot the wiring, sounds like there is a chance you need to attach black to blue and black to red instead of the way you have it. BUT FIRST - depress the reset switch in the center of the front panel with a paper clip. I had the same problem and it worked for me!
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Blown fuse, wiring. Check fuses first (easiest) then look at wiring. Could've blown amp if wiring/ground bad.
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The wire that comes from the fuse holder is a positive + connection only and should be connected to the positive wire on your charger. You should have a negitive wire coming the charger that should be connected to a ground source near the fuse box.
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You may have possible blew a fuse? Make sure to recheck all your wiring, I've had mine installed for almost 2 years now and they still work fine. Worst case is you might have a faulty unit.
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I have copy of instructions. I can send send them? Trick is the Yellow wire is the control wire. If you want it on all the time (which is the way I hooked it up). Black wire to negative, red and yellow to positive.
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the red is the power should go to the battery or a hot wire, the black is the ground wire just screw it any where metal, the green and yellow wires are for the turn signals if u were to hook it up to those, i dont believe wiring up a different wire will remember a pattern whenever i turn mine on its always on the last setting i had it on
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Verify that the outlet it's plugged into is good would be the first thing to check. Mine has worked all the time with no trouble but if the outlet is good and working then look on the unit for a fuse maybe but not sure what else to check unless you take it to an electrical technician.
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You wire this in parallel. Meaning you would connect the positive to positive and negative to negative before the regulator.. i believe they have a black wire and one black wire with white stripe.just make sure when you wire them that the black with stripe from both are connected together and black w/o stripe are together.. or if your lucky red to red and black to black....then into regulator. ..hopes this helps ...tom b
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I located the fuse that was labeled back up lights and connected it there. Use a simple test light to be sure you have that correct wire. You probably will have to connect it via a jumper wire. Nothing to difficult
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Tami, I haven't experienced a fuse issue, knock on wood that I don't face the issue. I'm inclined to believe that if the fuse numbers are the same and they continue to blow, then there is an electrical issue that is causing the overload. I'd contact the company and seek their input. Do you know an electrician that you can ask about the issue? Good luck. Woody
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Honestly, I screwed the one I had (I bought a whole new one because the knob on my dimmer had broken off) and just matched up the wires. Make sure you turn off the power source from your fuse box-I did not, and I got zapped.
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Hi, Jay: Just make sure that the white wire from the switch is connected to the neutral (normally white) in the box and that the switch black wire is connected to the 120 volts coming into the box and the red wire from the switch is connected to the load (what you are switching): That would be the only thing I can think of to cause your problem is to have the black and red wire from the switch reversed.
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Try doing a continuity test ...(check for current) with a volt meter on each section of wire , before and after the fuse holder , there may be a broken wire somewhere.
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i have the same problem. bought 3 fans less than a year ago and 2 failed in the last week. i will try and change the fuses but have put Amazon on alert just in case.