I fixed the leaks, I think... but got another problem...
So, the good news is - after I tightened up all the hose clamps the lift stayed up - I seem to have solved that.
The bad news is - something in the control unit is shorting and tripping the GFCIs. Trying to disassemble the switches I broke one of them and will need to find a replacement.
Honeywell micro-switch
This NEW lift control unit seems such poor quality. The blower box/control unit was uncovered o/n and maybe there was moisture - not sure why it started tripping!
This is the switch I broke trying to dismount it...
And here is the other side, still intact:
I want to replace both, and just need to figure out what could be tripping the GFCI (I used two different ones with a long extension cord - the dock GFIs are fine) - something inside the control unit or the blower motor is shorting (before I broke the switch).
Even though this is a new lift I'm not going to be able to get the guys who sold/installed to come and help me any time soon. So, I'm on my own there.
Any help would be appreciated. I plan to start by trying to find and replace those switches, Gringer?
But the problem started before I even touched those... The blower will run for 2-3 sec and then trip the DFI.
EDIT:
Looks like it is going to be one of those, need to go back and pull the un-broken one up to see all the numbers...
Where is the best/fastest place to get those?
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