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Windlass Foot Switch Not Working. That could be the control (dash switch, footswitch, handheld remote, etc.), the solenoid control box, or the windlass motor itself. The down foot pedal on the deck of my boat for my lofrans windlass progress 1 anchor is not working. Easy fix for an intermittent windlass foot switch. The main switch currently does not light up at all in either position and my bow (foot) controls are not responding. To determine where the issue is, all you’ll need is a voltmeter. If your windlass is 24 or 32 volt the system is basically the same except the voltage is. If there’s no power, check the cables running to the motor. The up pedal works just. Just to be clear, the rocker helm switch works and the foot switch “down” work. Use a voltmeter to check both sides of the breaker and switch to make sure they’re working properly, then check the motor itself. If it shows power, but voltage drops way off when you hit the switch, you have a battery problem and the motor isn’t getting sufficient juice. Recently my “up”foot switch stopped working. If your windlass motor won’t run when it is activated with the control, it means something in the circuit isn’t getting power. If your windlass is reversing it simply has an additional footswitch, solenoid and lead to your motor. Even if the solenoid (or the main switch) is not working, you will still hear the solenoid in the anchor locker clicking when you.

Just to be clear, the rocker helm switch works and the foot switch “down” work. That could be the control (dash switch, footswitch, handheld remote, etc.), the solenoid control box, or the windlass motor itself. Use a voltmeter to check both sides of the breaker and switch to make sure they’re working properly, then check the motor itself. The main switch currently does not light up at all in either position and my bow (foot) controls are not responding. The up pedal works just. If your windlass is 24 or 32 volt the system is basically the same except the voltage is. Even if the solenoid (or the main switch) is not working, you will still hear the solenoid in the anchor locker clicking when you. If your windlass is reversing it simply has an additional footswitch, solenoid and lead to your motor. Recently my “up”foot switch stopped working. If your windlass motor won’t run when it is activated with the control, it means something in the circuit isn’t getting power.

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Windlass Foot Switch Not Working If your windlass is reversing it simply has an additional footswitch, solenoid and lead to your motor. If it shows power, but voltage drops way off when you hit the switch, you have a battery problem and the motor isn’t getting sufficient juice. Use a voltmeter to check both sides of the breaker and switch to make sure they’re working properly, then check the motor itself. Easy fix for an intermittent windlass foot switch. If your windlass is reversing it simply has an additional footswitch, solenoid and lead to your motor. Recently my “up”foot switch stopped working. The down foot pedal on the deck of my boat for my lofrans windlass progress 1 anchor is not working. Just to be clear, the rocker helm switch works and the foot switch “down” work. If there’s no power, check the cables running to the motor. If your windlass motor won’t run when it is activated with the control, it means something in the circuit isn’t getting power. If your windlass is 24 or 32 volt the system is basically the same except the voltage is. That could be the control (dash switch, footswitch, handheld remote, etc.), the solenoid control box, or the windlass motor itself. To determine where the issue is, all you’ll need is a voltmeter. Even if the solenoid (or the main switch) is not working, you will still hear the solenoid in the anchor locker clicking when you. The main switch currently does not light up at all in either position and my bow (foot) controls are not responding. The up pedal works just.