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give them a ring and they will post first class.

http://www.powrwheel.com/

thanks

You don't use the buttons to actuate

There is an on/off/on switch which will be near the mover main switch

You switch the mover on with the main mover switch and then switch the actuator switch from centre position to down and the mover moves onto the wheel and you then return the switch to the off centre position

Its then up for taking the rollers off

If the main ON switch has been left on for a while nothing will work as it cuts off

You then need to switch off the main switch and count to 10 to reboot it

Hope that helps

You do mean this model I take it

If you click on next image it shows the actuator switch with the components

(switch with red wires attached)

http://www.powrwheel.com/largepic.asp?GoLarge=595&Order=&Qty=&Colour=&Style=&Size=&DesURL=&Prid=&TNumb=&DesP=&Cash=&PL=5,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0.00,20000,0,1&De=0&St=&StID=

thanks JohnG 

 i e-mailed neliesure.co.uk and had a written instruction that i printed off ..it appears that after turning on the red key and then turning on the handset with the 2 on/off buttons together the lights come up in sequence and then i needed to press the actuator button then forward button and release it when the red light flashes ..not keeping it pressed in like i was doing ..it automatically puts the rollers to the wheels then to take it off it's a matter of pressing the sequence button again and back button to complete the movement ...i think i have it sussed tho' it took 20 mins to do it on a site near keswick last weekend ..several peolpe were scratching their heads then a friend got the rollers off the tyres eventually but didn't realise how ..i'll get better with practice i feel  ..lol

Its changed from my Powrtouch as it works as described in my previous post

I rang Powrtouch yesterday as I am changing vans and have the mover off at the moment and am giving it a good clean,grease touch up etc

The rubber boots on the motors were grubby and sure enough this morning replacement ones arrived in the post FOC under warranty

They do give excellent service

Sorry for my earlier misinformation I was unaware the Powrtouch now had the on/off via the remote.

Its good to be informed of new developments

Doit :

The actuators have inbuilt stop switches when at full travel on or off but speaking to Powrtouch yesterday they confirmed that they now suppy a self centring actuator switch so that it returns to the off position when released

I had one actuator motor burn out so I always now keep my finger on the switch until the actuator motor sound stops and then switch off the power

A new type switch is available at £15 so I decided to be patient and remember to return the switch to the centre position

Hope that helps

i thought i would post the e-mail reply i had from the person i asked for help about my mover ..top marks for this man ..powertouch replied 3 days later