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entec 1999 two speed switch?


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is it a solenoid or something I need to replace? A relay? And if so, which one?

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It's unusual for sure.

 

The most common speed control is done with manual control over a flow divider.

 

In order to fix it you will need to sort out whats supposed to be happening.

 

Follow the switch wire to whatever its controlling. Chances are its a solenoid opperated valve. (It kind of has to be).

 

Check the valve has a (hopefully switched) live and a decent earth. Once you have the live check the solenoid coil. It should make a soft click when you opperate the switch or you can use a test lamp/meter. Check the wiring for bad connections and breaks.

 

Chances are that will sort the job but it could be an arter market mod, in which case, all bets are off:laugh1:

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It's not aftermarket, my 1999 entec has one. My memory might be quite wrong but I think I spoke to a timberwolf guy once who told me that the two speed unit was replaced with what is now standard whenever a machine came in to have the stop bar upgraded to comply with new regulations. Something like that anyway...

 

I think it's a great asset; switch to slow for anything dead and hard or particularly big to keep the vibrations down. That's how it works in my head anyway

 

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