My first one arrived DOA. The red/black wires were labeled input; the yellow/black wires were labeled output. Is this correct?
1442857
Yes, that sounds correct. That's how I wired mine, and it worked fine (for the whole 6 hours that it worked before dying....). Highly recommend spending a little more and getting one that actually works.
1442858
Yes. That is correct. Mine has worked fine but I knew it was a cheap reducer and took a chance. One caution, it is only for light loads. Mine is just for low wattage lights
1442859
Yes. Red 36 volt + Black 36 volt -. Yel 12 volt +, Black 12 volt -.black adjacent to yel -12volt. You may tie both blacks together
1442860
Yes, that sounds correct.That's how I wired mine, and it worked fine (for the whole 6 hours that it worked before dying....).Highly recommend spending a little more and getting one that actually works.
1442861
Yes, that is correct. I recommend wiring a 10 amp or less fuse with the unit to prevent burning it out by pulling to much power.
1442862
Sorry- not sure. Mine arrived and I think were labeled OK, but I installed it, and the unit immediately burned out. I presumed it couldn't handled the amps in the batteries, but may be I miss wired it. Regardless, I just wrote it off as a bad purchase.
1442863
Yes this is correct. Be careful to stay under the wattage I used two on mine to run all the things that I needed. You can use as many as needed to run everything.
686601
all I can tell you is the one I have worked fine. I did read some reviews of defective units, but mine was OK. Send it back and try another.
2151583
Same here-I ordered a replacement and it worked right out of the box. My suggestion would be to Find a Jandy dealer online and ask what you need to do.
440894
Well your kind of lucky because I just realized both of mine are wired like that. I followed the wiring instructions and I seem to have the same problem. Something is backwards and coincidentally I was going to look into it today. I really thought I had it right the first time around. Oh well. If you find the answer let me know , I'll do the same. Autophotag@yahoo.com.
1535944
I don't believe so, but I only had it for about 5min before it crapped out. And the replacement came DOA.
882461
Sorry, we never had a chance to test this. Ours arrived DOA and the seller wouldn't replace it.
568228
You have to use a "Shut" to wire across for the current to be measured. The voltage will be measured when connected to your source. I don't remember the wiring sequence, but it was spelled out in the instructions. If I remember correctly Yellow goes to the shut, Red - Source Positive, Black - Source Negative. You would need to double check my memory for accuracy.
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Hi An, First of all, I just want to let you know that I'm not an electrician and all the installation that I had performed was just by following the instructions that came with the product and also did some online reading so that answer that I'm going to tell you was just based on their instruction. All my installations were on a single-switch installation and I never done a 3-way installation but just looking at instruction, it showed that Red is connected to the Yellow wire. I took a picture of the diagram that I had when I still have my Honeywell switches and I hope by looking at this, it will clear things up for you. http://db.tt/NXf3Hi0X- Joel Hi An, First of all, I just want to let you know that I'm not an electrician and all the installation that I had performed was just by following the instructions that came with the product and also did some online reading so that answer that I'm going to tell you was just based on their instruction. All my installations were on a single-switch installation and I never done a 3-way installation but just looking at instruction, it showed that Red is connected to the Yellow wire. I took a picture of the diagram that I had when I still have my Honeywell switches and I hope by looking at... » Read More Hi An, First of all, I just want to let you know that I'm not an electrician and all the installation that I had performed was just by following the instructions that came with the product and also did some online reading so that answer that I'm going to tell you was just based on their instruction. All my installations were on a single-switch installation and I never done a 3-way installation but just looking at instruction, it showed that Red is connected to the Yellow wire. I took a picture of the diagram that I had when I still have my Honeywell switches and I hope by looking at this, it will clear things up for you. http://db.tt/NXf3Hi0X- Joel « Show Less
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Hello. The red is always the positive so is the black. It doesn't matter which one you connect with a 12 volt adapter both are the same. You don't need the yellow wire. Cut it off. Hope this helps.
730107
I think they have to be on the same circuit. Best way to make sure is buy one at a local store and try it out. If it works return it and buy online if you can find a better deal.
1955046
Nope, got two of them and they both work fine and last longer than the original. Send it back, you probably just got a bad one.
1802060
I purchased this unit but it arrived as a DOA (Dead On Arrival)...Returned it and bought a Samsung!
1378224
Make sure you have it install correct .. I wasn't either until I fixed my input and output
1014046
This was not my experience. Return it as DOA. Amazon should stand behind you.
529719
Not at all, mine worked perfectly right out of the box. Check your wiring, or else send it back.
394689
mine was doa. complete waste of resources, when trying to return it amazon said no u can keep it we will just refund your cost!
726757
Better to returned it. Mine was DOA and I called customer service. First of all, the CS of this company is not really helpful. Second, they don't send technicians to fix the problem. Instead, they will require you to un-mount the circuit board to find the problem. Also, if you screw with one of the circuits, it is your problem.