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Anchor winch control broken

Created by WYWURRI WYWURRI  > 9 months ago, 25 Apr 2020
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WYWURRI
WYWURRI

NSW

33 posts

25 Apr 2020 10:27am
Good morning,
Yesterday I tried to put the anchor down to discover it had no 'down power' but power to retrieve (up) was ok. After investigation we discovered that the problem is a broken pin in the controller plug. Does anyone know if it can be fixed, where I can get a replacement without it costing me a limb or are they generic & can it be replaced with a different type? We had thought about hard wiring it, would that be so wrong?
Thanks in advance


garymalmgren
garymalmgren

1365 posts

25 Apr 2020 9:47am
Hi Denick
Can you unscrew the back of the plug to get access to the wiring attachment?
If so I think it is reasonably easy to repair.

A photo of the unsrewed back of plug would help?

gary
WYWURRI
WYWURRI

NSW

33 posts

25 Apr 2020 12:31pm
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garymalmgren said..
Hi Denick
Can you unscrew the back of the plug to get access to the wiring attachment?
If so I think it is reasonably easy to repair.

A photo of the unsrewed back of plug would help?

gary


Hi Gary, we have managed a macgyver repair for the moment, had to pull the plug apart (it broke the wire when we tried to unscrew it) so it is working for now. We will need a new plug.... Thanks for your comment.
Toph
Toph

WA

1875 posts

25 Apr 2020 11:52am
I had issues with the wiring of my Quick controller. In the end I found it easier to just buy a new one. IIRC it was about $150.. That's not particularly cheap, but in my experience, generally if something breaks and unless you broke it accidentally, will forever be chasing your tail..
WYWURRI
WYWURRI

NSW

33 posts

25 Apr 2020 3:17pm
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Toph said..
I had issues with the wiring of my Quick controller. In the end I found it easier to just buy a new one. IIRC it was about $150.. That's not particularly cheap, but in my experience, generally if something breaks and unless you broke it accidentally, will forever be chasing your tail..


Hi Troph, thanks for your comment. I think you are right.
Seamonkey_H2024
Seamonkey_H2024

VIC

344 posts

25 Apr 2020 3:50pm
I think this might be what you're after, but you'll have to check model numbers...

www.jpwmarine.com.au/replacement-cables-hrc-remote-models-qfvspschrc200a00
WYWURRI
WYWURRI

NSW

33 posts

25 Apr 2020 4:42pm
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Seamonkey_H2024 said..
I think this might be what you're after, but you'll have to check model numbers...

www.jpwmarine.com.au/replacement-cables-hrc-remote-models-qfvspschrc200a00


Thanks SeaMonkey!
Lazzz
Lazzz

NSW

910 posts

26 Apr 2020 4:30pm
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Thanks Wander66 I just ordered one.

I have a switch at the helm, foot switches at the bow & a switch in the anchor locker but a remote won't go astray!!
Wander66
Wander66

QLD

294 posts

26 Apr 2020 8:16pm
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No problems it does draw a little bit of power in standby so just make sure it's isolated when you leave the boat for a longer time, i.e. weeks
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