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Problems : Electric Pump Motor will not run, Cause 1. No power to motor 1 Check circuit breaker and GFI. If GFI is tripped, reset. If it won’t reset, open motor canister lid and check for moisture. 2. Damaged Touch Pad or key switch. To test, bypass the key switch or touch pad by isolating the motor control wires (small gray cable with six 22 gauge wires at the motor). Disconnect all six wires and isolate them from each other. Try to run the motor by touching the red wire to the green and then the black wire to the green. If the motor runs then test the key switch or touch pad. To test Key switch, follow directions on picture #1. To test Touch pad, follow direction on picture # 3. Damaged circuit board To test, Follow direction on picture #6. Repair or replace as needed. Motor will not automatically stop when cover is fully closed or fully open. Wires shorted be-tween key switch and motor canister or touch-pad and motor canister, Hydraulic fluid level is to low. Hydraulic fluid has been contaminated with water Check fluid for a foamy surface. Drain and refill tank if necessary. The hydraulic solenoid has two wires running to each coil. One is for hot and the other is neutral. Motor wires White Black Red Yellow Blue.
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