is not designed to automatically raise feeder or waterer lines.
Installation:
Mount the Winch Control in a convenient location Instruction/' >within view of the lines to be lowered.
Install the Tower Switch Assembly as specified in the instructions (MV978) provided with the Tower Switch. The
Tower Switch Assembly for the Winch Control uses three individual switches, instead of two.
The upper two switches determine the upper and lower limits of travel. The bottom switch serves as a safety switch.
Set the bottom switches (safety switch) of the Tower Switch approximately 1 (25 mm) below the center switch.
Wire the Winch Control as shown in the wiring diagram in this instruction. NOTE: The Winch Control requires (5)
conductors plus ground between the Winch Control and the Motor.
Figure 1. Winch Control
Operation:
Set the Time Clock (D) to the appropriate time of day by gently turning the time clock dial.
If the Winch Control is to automatically lower the line, pull one tab at the desired time. If the Winch Control is not
to be used automatically, do not pull any tabs.
Flip the POWER switch (E) to the ON position. The pilot light (C) should be lit.
To raise or lower the line, press and hold the appropriate MANUAL UP (F) or MANUAL DOWN (G) Instruction/' target='blank' class='doin' >button.
If the safety limit switch is activated, the OUT OF LIMITS pilot light will be lit. The Winch Control will not operate
after the safety switch has been actuated, until the OVERRIDE switch has been used to bring the line back to Instruction/' >within
the limits.
CAUTION: The OVERRIDE switch directly drives the line(s) up or down regardless of the Tower Switch Instruction/' target='blank' class='doin' >settings.
USE THE OVERRIDE SWITCH CAUTIOUSLY TO PREVENT EQUIPMENT DAMAGE.
Winch Control Instruction
Part Number 34812
Item Description
1
Override switch: Used to directly drive the line(s)
up or down.
2
Out of Limits Light: Indicates safety switches have
been activated.
3
Power Light
4
Time Clock: Indicates time of day and may be set
to automatically lower line(s) at a preset time.
5
Power switch
6
Manual Up switch: Used to raise the line(s).
7
Manual Down switch: Used to manually lower the
line(s).
MF1054C
October 1998 Winch Control Instruction (Part Number 34812)
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Winch Control Wiring Diagram with 29820-3 Tower Limit Switch
37215 MULTI-LIFT Winch with 34812 Winch Control
and 29820-3 Tower Limit Switch
or
14560 or 14580 Electric Power Winch with 34812 Winch Control
and 29820-3 Tower Limit Switch
Winch Control Wiring Diagram with 39464 Limit Switch
37215 MULTI-LIFT with 34812 Winch Control and 39464 Limit Switch Winch Control Instruction (Part Number 34812)
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34812 Winch Control Parts Listing
Item Description
Part No.
Item
Description
Part No.
1
Switch Lock
34984
11
Momentary Switch
5785
2
Toggle Switch (DPDT)
20135
12
Toggle Switch
6014
3
Clear Lid
30859
13
Pilot Light
7044
4
Control Box Latch
30862
14
Winch Control Panel
34382
5
Fuse Holder
24431
15
Time Clock
34912
6
Relay
5574
16
Track Mounting Socket
34909
7
4 PDT Relay (230 V)
34910
17
Terminal Strip
34925
8
Terminal Mount Bracket
34563
18
Control Box Latch Pivot
30863
9
Back Mount
34383
19
10 Amp Fuse
7350
10
Control Box Mount Panel
34852
20
Control Box
34985 Made to work.
Built to last.
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