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Hi

I have a enduro mover fitted and its worked really well from new, we bought it last march and in october it stopped working. We have been sent a new remote but its still not working.

Has anyone got any ideas please as I cant move my caravan without it, it just fits into the gap we have and its impossible to move without the mover.

Thanks

Hi, Lots of potentials I guess and I am no techno.. so basics from me as a starter.

Batteries in remote are good? Battery on van is good and charged? Unit is on via On/Off switch in battery box area(assumed that it has one)? If the module/ECU has an LED light on it, is this on, does it indicate that the unit is receiving the signal from remote?

Can you not call ENDURO.. thats what they are there for?

Have a look here http://www.1carpc.co.uk/wcdr/motor-mover-information.htm

Have you tried the reset button on the control box , has a fuse blown .

atb

Wizard

Try contacting dionea ( ukcs member name ) , see this post Re-sealing the Awning Rail 6th post down on the page for details.

atb

Wizard

Thanks, no lights on it just on the remote, I dont have a manual with it, for some reason only got fitting instructions which my stupid husband has mislaid.

I will go have a good fiddle, no good asking him, if its broke he isn't interested!!!

Thanks for all your replies

Ok, I cant see the isolater switch anywhere, and the lights on the control box are not on, how do I find the fuse?

It appears that there is no isolator switch, where do I go from here?

I have tried resetting the box with the button but as there seems to be no power to it, it seems pointless

Hi

Was it self fitted?

There are 3 red and 3 black wires at the control box. 2 reds and two blacks are from the motors, 1 red (slightly thicker) goes to the isolator switch and the remaining black goes to the battery negative.

If you follow the wires back, and both go direct to the battery, then there is definately no isolator fitted.

The red cable on mine looks like this, the black circular bit is the isolator (rear view).

HTH

Paul

Thanks, no it goes straight through the side wall into the battery locker and then straight onto the battery.

Do you think its worth disconnecting it from the battery totally then putting it back on?

Do you think its worth disconnecting it from the battery totally then putting it back on?

Yes .

atb

Wizard