I cannot disconnect the 12 volt quick disconnect and am afraid of disturbing signal. What am I missing. there are no instructions for disconnecting.
1286110
I had the same issue, it took pushing the connector further in (not much) then depress the center tab, hold it down while pulling the plug loose.
1286111
Your question is rather confused. The 12 volt system is for running the motor that moves the dish to find the satellite. Unless you are using a HD reciever which requires the dish to move between 2 satellites there shouldn't be a problem disconnecting the 12 v power. If you have an HD receiver, leave it plugged in all the time you are using your TV. If you mean you are having a hard time geting the 12 v connector to disengage from the port, welcome to the club. It is difficult. Just hold the middle lever down and wiggle it back and forth until it gives up. Good luck.
1286112
Your question is rather confused.The 12 volt system is for running the motor that moves the dish to find the satellite. Unless you are using a HD reciever which requires the dish to move between 2 satellites there shouldn't be a problem disconnecting the 12 v power. If you have an HD receiver, leave it plugged in all the time you are using your TV. If you mean you are having a hard time geting the 12 v connector to disengage from the port, welcome to the club. It is difficult. Just hold the middle lever down and wiggle it back and forth until it gives up. Good luck.
141158
i bypassed the switch because mine broke also for no apparent reason. have someone who is "savey" take the switch apart and solder the wires together. i just plug and unplug my unit when i need it.
2013394
I have the same issue too. I unplug it everytimenwhichmis a nuisance. If you get an answer, can you let me know too. It's going to be a year for me to of dealing with it in that manner
103418
yes this is a disconnect used when wire from meter socket to panel inside building is more than 24 inch or so ,inside the building before the panel.remenber when you use the disconnect it becomes the main panel and the one in the house become a sub-panel where you have to seperate the nutural wires from the ground wires
170690
Mos tlikely a 'fail safe' from power surge to protect your unit. Mine did the same thing for days as I scratched my head and tried numerous things. Discovered it was a shorted out and crossed iwred speaker wire from one of my Polk Audio sourround speakers. It was shorting and causing the unit to shut down. I had to connect a different amp to find out. My Sony told me it was a bad wire connection.Check ALL your cables, wires, and connectors. All must be tight and not shorts. All tips must be terminated properly.
1201337
Well, I guess the question was - IF a surge appears on line and burns up the protective circuitry, will this item still continue to provide power to equipment connector to it? The problem with it doing so is that the equipment hooked to it now unprotected. I'm looking for an answer myself, so more info from owners is welcome..
1367805
Mine does not do this. That sounds bizarre. There is no way to turn them off manually. They shut off on their own (automatic in case you leave it in a rush) or by unplugging it...so if you know it has done its own shutdown, I'd maybe think about returning it. Sounds like a wire cross.
1301588
I may can help you with your issue, but need more details. Using a voltmeter, start with making sure you have 12vdc power coming in and terminated to the correct input wires. If you have 12vdc there, then press the "on" button on the remote and check the voltage on the 12vdc output wires. You should get 12vdc. Then press the "off" button on the remote. You should lose the 12vdc on those same output wires. If this tests out ok, you should be good to go. If not, the control unit is unfortunately bad. Send back for an exchange.
1304507
They have actually worked a method around it. It now needs a pulsed signal which this creates. Some types can still be done the old fashioned way by grounding it out. But I didn't have any luck and had to go with this. I hope that helps?
1900830
sorry - no insight here. my habit is to not multi-task with electronics, particularly when an electrical source is involved. neither me nor my electronic lineup have been electrocuted as a result.
1011194
Disconnect power. Undo wiring. Remove 2 screws at bottom. And slide out. Very simple.
1808828
Simple answer : no. No way to disconnect from wifi, no power off. Unplugging works, a bit of a pain, no?
1979198
Although not critical, most manufacturers highly recommend disconnecting the battery before removing/connecting MAF sensors. Failure to do so may introduce a spurious voltage spike into this sensitive device, thus maybe damaging/destroying it.
324598
it does not have a quick disconnect. It also has a screw on it to hold it in place I just leave mine on he radio.
997726
I use this unit to maintain 3 tractor batteries wired in parallel. Using the quick disconnect feature, located at the battery end. I leave the tender plugged into the 110v circuit and just disconnect any one or more of the tractors for use. If in the rare occasion I use all 3 tractors at the same time I will also unplug the unit from the 110 circuit.
630388
There is an auto-disconnect default of 15 sec. and has to be changed for your particular use. I set mine for 3 min. and find that is a nice fit for my use. Remember, the longer the auto-disconnect is set, the more battery use. So, plan according to your needs and read the manual for instructions.
1978721
I use a quick disconnect. I have had this model of pump for 2-3 years now. I live full time in my RV and it does a good job for me. Amazon's guarantee is great.