[Bob Hibbs]

While routing some new wiring, I managed to pull off most of the wires to the rocker switch which controls the engine hatch. The wiring diagram in the manual is not user friendly showing only one wire. Can someone please help me with this. Either a more complete diagram or a picture of the wired switch would help a lot. Thank-you.
Bob

[Uhehner]

You probably have a 6 terminal DPDT switch ( double pole, double throw ) with the corner poles jumped together.  Use a meter to find the two power leads.  One will be plus 12 volts and the other negative 12 volts.  Probably red ( + ) and black (- ).  Connect the hot leads to the two center terminals.  Then connect the other two leads to the two terminals on one end of the switch.  If you press up and it goes down, reverse the two center leads.
 Let us know how you made out.
Capt.  George

[Bob Hibbs]

Thanks Capt. George. That's exactly the switch I have. I'll give it a go tomorrow afternoon. Thanks again.
Bob

[Bob Hibbs]

Thanks to Capt. George the hatch is now fully functional.
Bob

[50boat]

While routing some new wiring, I managed to pull off most of the wires to the rocker switch which controls the engine hatch. The wiring diagram in the manual is not user friendly showing only one wire. Can someone please help me with this. Either a more complete diagram or a picture of the wired switch would help a lot. Thank-you.
Bob

Hay,hay, your hatch switch , is just a polarity revurseing switch the 2 center connectors are one is hot the Luther is ground, it doesn't mater, 
Know you 4 more connectors, top left will be one feed from the auctour, and bottom right the number 2 feed from the actuwator, thier should be a short jumper wire that connects the last  2, connectors  if the switch  is backwords revurseing the the  2 acturwtor wires or call  larry at 913-927-8026