Original switch on grasshopper has 4 terminals. Does new switch come with instructions on which of the 8 terminals to use. Not too good with this sort of thing without info. Thanks
1740226
I installed mine on a John Deere. No instructions came with it. It fits into a socket so unless the pin out of the socket is different or if the mowers called out as compatible to this switch is different it should work.
1963802
It does come with installation instructions but I was still confused, it isn't as simple to install as I thought it would be. I had to call a friend of mine who is experienced in wiring and he had no problem installing the switch. I am pretty handy but this one stumped me.
2108008
Three terminals. Two for the basic seperation of the power line just like an on/off switch in your home and one for the tiny green or whatever color you get bulb. Just for the record and with so many great reviews it nay be isolated case but my little green light only lasted a couple weeks, Switch still works fine but could have spent much less for a switch with no light.
1080163
You need to purchase another cable for between the battery and the switch and then the other terminal on the switch connects to the car with the existing + wire. You will prob have to change the connector to attach to the existing wire.
1784463
Some cars are 2 or 6 terminals. I need a regulator with 6 terminals. If there is any way you can check I would appreciate it.
141702
It depends on the type of installation - single pole or 3-way and whether the switch is in the middle or the end of the run. Here is a link to the Honeywell Installation Guide showing drawings of each type of installation. https://customer.honeywell.com/resources/techlit/TechLitDocuments/69-0000s/69-2458EFS.pdf You can also call Tech support at 800 468-1502 and they'll walk you through the process. Good luck!
651291
We had a very old (1989) Ademco panel with four wires attached to it. The new panel had letters on the back denoting which color wire went to each terminal, and other than having to cut off the original connector and strip the ends of the four wires, installation was very simple and quick. It has worked perfectly, and did not require reprogramming. If your original panel has only four wires, it's pretty likely that this will work for you.
1635735
I am sorry. I don't remember. However, I do know that the switch I took out was split. Luckily, it had a part number on it. I matched this number and I relied on the picture to make sure that my old switch and the new one were identical. They were and the new switch worked fine. I was actually for a friend.
1776464
I had to go look. There are two terminal blocks. One with 3 and one with 4. My system is wired thus: 3 Term- unused, green,yellow through resistor., 4 term - Black, red, unused, unused. I just diagramed the old one before removing it and placed the wires back on the same terminals. I don't have any other colored wires with this system. My guess is the 4 term block are + and - and the 3 term block are the outfeeds to the monitor/alarm panel. Hope that helps.
553162
The back of the switch is pretty straight forward... There's 3 terminals, one for battery 1, one for battery 2, and then there's the output terminal which would go to your fuse panel. So whatever batter you select is what is supplying power. The switch also has "make before break" contacts. Meaning it makes contact with the next circuit before breaking contact with previous circuit I.e. Going from batt 1 to batt 2
1972539
Yes it does. All the directions are in the instruction booklet. I didn't know what an "MV" terminal was when I bought my Lawn Master so I read up on it and noted that if I had my own well, or if I needed to use it as a pump start relay port, I would hook up the wire to the "MV" terminal.
2135237
I found that that the v789 was good for the beginner 10-12 yr old.. I have already replaced lots of parts.. I have not seen a wiring diagram in any replacement parts.. Viefly has it's own website that may have a customer service dept that could help you... Happy hunting..
1997104
Douglas, The C terminal is used to turn the display on and off. It is intended to be wired to a switched 48V source while the + and - terminals go directly across your battery. When 48V is applied to the C terminal, the display goes on, and so forth. I wired mine to the key switch on my golf cart. When I use the key to turn the cart on, the display also goes on.
947350
I've had an XT11 for about 1.5+, daily use, lots of mode switching. The mode switch button has broken/worn out. I emailed Klarus Customer Service and asked if they sold a tail cap assembly (described my issue). They offered me the choice of mailing me a new switch (to install myself) or mailing in the tail cap to have them install a new switch. No cost (except for postage if I was mailing it in). I got my email answered very quickly (less than 12 hrs).
1720915
There might have been one but for what I was using it I did not need one All you need to know is that you need a ground circuit to either of small terminals and ignition to the other small terminal and for either large terminal one to battery side usually an 8 gage cable and the other side to a starter or whatever you need to apply 12 volts to or if you need a 24 volt system you need a 24 volt relay This is usually used for a dual battery system also
1451049
As this picture is seen here the red & green are on the right terminal and the yellow & black on the left, however I am ADT other services may be different. If you haven't unhooked the old one I would suggest hooking up the new one the same.
1036138
I'm unfamiliar with the "learning" function. With this remote, you have to open it up and set the eight switches to match the eight switches in your other opener(s). To open it up, remove the small screw in the back of the Ladybug remote and pry it open. You'll see a row of white switches numbered one to eight. Open up one of your working remotes and note how its eight switches are set. Each of the eight switches can either be set either up (on) or down (off). Match the eight positions of the new remote with the old one and you're good to go. If your current remote doesn't have the eight switches then I guess you have to return this Ladybug remote. Good luck. I'm unfamiliar with the "learning" function. With this remote, you have to open it up and set the eight switches to match the eight switches in your other opener(s). To open it up, remove the small screw in the back of the Ladybug remote and pry it open. You'll see a row of white switches numbered one to eight. Open up one of your working remotes and note how its eight switches are set. Each of the eight switches can either be set either up (on) or down (off). Match the eight positions of the new remote with the old one and you're good to go. If your current remote doesn't have... » Read More I'm unfamiliar with the "learning" function. With this remote, you have to open it up and set the eight switches to match the eight switches in your other opener(s). To open it up, remove the small screw in the back of the Ladybug remote and pry it open. You'll see a row of white switches numbered one to eight. Open up one of your working remotes and note how its eight switches are set. Each of the eight switches can either be set either up (on) or down (off). Match the eight positions of the new remote with the old one and you're good to go. If your current remote doesn't have the eight switches then I guess you have to return this Ladybug remote. Good luck. « Show Less