I have a question, If the break away battery is flat will the ESC still work?
If the answer to that is positive I have some fault finding to do... Should keep me busy for a while.
Safe travels
-- Edited by Phil C on Friday 29th of August 2014 07:53:13 PM
D and D said
08:37 PM Aug 29, 2014
The way it was explained to me by the installer, the ESC draws power from the vehicle battery the same way as the electric brakes do ... it has nothing to do with the break away system. There should be a couple of LEDS on the drawbar that light up when the power connection is made between the van and the tug.
Sparkster said
09:12 PM Aug 29, 2014
As D and D said there is no connection between the two.
Do you have the owners manual for the ESC system?
There's a circuit in the manual which is quite clear, if you don't have a circuit already give me a yell and I can probably send a copy or if you go to the AL-KO site there will probably be one available there.
Keith
Edit-my statement is not completely correct as they would be connected at the wheels so it really depends on what your problem is.
So what problem has you scratching your head?
-- Edited by Sparkster on Friday 29th of August 2014 09:16:47 PM
Bruce and Bev said
12:03 AM Aug 30, 2014
The AL KO system is completely separate from other electrics on your van (or should be). AL KO have a great site with a useful newsletter you can have downloaded automatically and it doesn't push their gear either). GREAT for newbies and some of you Gurus might even learn something from them......and they also run competitions - all you need to do often is click on YES. The tech specs on the site is good too
Bryan said
05:31 AM Aug 30, 2014
D and D wrote:
The way it was explained to me by the installer, the ESC draws power from the vehicle battery the same way as the electric brakes do ... it has nothing to do with the break away system. There should be a couple of LEDS on the drawbar that light up when the power connection is made between the van and the tug.
Same with me.
Phil C said
10:18 AM Aug 30, 2014
Thanks guys, yes i have a booklet and have visited the website. At this time I have nothing on the ESC, no LEDs zippo..
I suspect a loose wire somewhere in the Jayco birdsnest. I will have to get out and sort it out.
Thanks again
Safe travels
The Hats said
10:26 AM Aug 30, 2014
Phil C wrote:
Thanks guys, yes i have a booklet and have visited the website. At this time I have nothing on the ESC, no LEDs zippo..
I suspect a loose wire somewhere in the Jayco birdsnest. I will have to get out and sort it out.
Thanks again Safe travels
Well mate being a Sparky extraordinaire I don't see a issue if you can sort out the bird's nests of wires in a aircraft this should be a
This is a great system and a life saver.
I have a question, If the break away battery is flat will the ESC still work?
If the answer to that is positive I have some fault finding to do... Should keep me busy for a while.
Safe travels
-- Edited by Phil C on Friday 29th of August 2014 07:53:13 PM
As D and D said there is no connection between the two.
Do you have the owners manual for the ESC system?
There's a circuit in the manual which is quite clear, if you don't have a circuit already give me a yell and I can probably send a copy or if you go to the AL-KO site there will probably be one available there.
Keith
Edit-my statement is not completely correct as they would be connected at the wheels so it really depends on what your problem is.
So what problem has you scratching your head?
-- Edited by Sparkster on Friday 29th of August 2014 09:16:47 PM
Same with me.
I suspect a loose wire somewhere in the Jayco birdsnest. I will have to get out and sort it out.
Thanks again
Safe travels
Well mate being a Sparky extraordinaire
I don't see a issue if you can sort out the bird's nests of wires in a aircraft this should be a
Cheers
The Hats
Ron
That cake looks yummy, cup of black tea with it will go down well.
WE have had The AL-KO ESC fitted to the new van. I am more than confident that I can handle 99.99% of what might happen on the road.
But,
If Wendy is having a drive I need to be sure that every thing that can be done is in place. You just never know.
I hope we never need to test it out
Cheers
The Hats
Ron