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Can Am Defender Winch Not Working. You could test the switch by checking the terminals on the solenoid that come from the switch to make. A common issue with the warn/can am winches is you can easily turn the unlock/freespool knob to far and you will not be. Connect voltmeter between the two leads check for 12 v dc in both directions. This has 12 vdc from battery and 12vdc switched as inputs. I checked the connections and the solenoid and they have power going to. It is not an electrical issue. It will be going in for its 10hr service soon. If these are good, xheck the switch itself, then replace the contactor. It sounds like either the switch could be bad or the coil in the solenoid is bad. In this one, i install a winch onto the canam defender if you have any questions, leave them. If you have a volt meter start checking for power at the winch when you have someone hold the pull or release switch, if no. It is your winch solenoid that has gone out. Disconnect the leads from the winch motor.

I checked the connections and the solenoid and they have power going to. Connect voltmeter between the two leads check for 12 v dc in both directions. This has 12 vdc from battery and 12vdc switched as inputs. It is your winch solenoid that has gone out. A common issue with the warn/can am winches is you can easily turn the unlock/freespool knob to far and you will not be. It is not an electrical issue. It will be going in for its 10hr service soon. You could test the switch by checking the terminals on the solenoid that come from the switch to make. Disconnect the leads from the winch motor. If these are good, xheck the switch itself, then replace the contactor.

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Can Am Defender Winch Not Working It is not an electrical issue. I checked the connections and the solenoid and they have power going to. This has 12 vdc from battery and 12vdc switched as inputs. A common issue with the warn/can am winches is you can easily turn the unlock/freespool knob to far and you will not be. Connect voltmeter between the two leads check for 12 v dc in both directions. In this one, i install a winch onto the canam defender if you have any questions, leave them. It is your winch solenoid that has gone out. You could test the switch by checking the terminals on the solenoid that come from the switch to make. If you have a volt meter start checking for power at the winch when you have someone hold the pull or release switch, if no. It is not an electrical issue. It sounds like either the switch could be bad or the coil in the solenoid is bad. Disconnect the leads from the winch motor. If these are good, xheck the switch itself, then replace the contactor. It will be going in for its 10hr service soon.