Power Lift Motor Replacement

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  • Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
  • Step by step instructions for diagnostics and repair of power lift motors on Coleman and Fleetwood pop up campers.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 22

  • @CampingWithDaGriffs
    @CampingWithDaGriffs 5 місяців тому +1

    Gary needs a multimeter; it'd make his life easier. Also, dielectric grease does not help with continuity, cleaning the connection does. It does help keep the connection free of moisture and debris, so once you've established a good connection - it'll help keep it that way. Just wanted to clarify that. Otherwise, awesome video! I'm sure it's going to save a ton of people from having to use the hand crank.

  • @TheSMWD
    @TheSMWD Місяць тому

    Hello! Really helpful video. Quick question, can you change the motor with the top being down so you don't have to support it with the 2x4s? Thanks!

    • @popupcamperpro
      @popupcamperpro  28 днів тому

      We recommend following the written instructions for your unit

  • @ronboggs6716
    @ronboggs6716 Рік тому +1

    I was wondering if you could put out a video of what types of fasteners and how to attach shelves and other things to the inside of a popup ceiling. Can`t find any information on this anywhere. Thanks for the videos.

  • @wjcronin
    @wjcronin 4 місяці тому

    Can a pop up with a motor be converted back to a manual crank system?

  • @ryangalbraith507
    @ryangalbraith507 8 місяців тому

    Love all these helpful videos. Our motor is dying. Have you ever replaced a motor assembly with a hand/manual crank?

    • @popupcamperpro
      @popupcamperpro  8 місяців тому

      I have not, since you can manually crank a motor. It’s easier to leave it on as is and simply hand crank it from the override adapter in my opinion.

  • @13aglasiaer
    @13aglasiaer Рік тому

    Random question, have you seen or heard of using white bed liner to repair broken abs cover on roof? Or know a better way to fix? Mine is cracked from end to end with multiple other “repairs”

    • @popupcamperpro
      @popupcamperpro  Рік тому

      It's fixable, and bedliner is a very popular option.

  • @allenbergstrom8294
    @allenbergstrom8294 Рік тому

    Perfect timing. My Utah motor is slowing down. Time to take it apart and service the system. Worse case I can change the whole assembly. This video made it look really simple. Thanks

  • @wolf23757
    @wolf23757 Рік тому

    At the end it seemed like Gary forgot he was the one with the remote 😂 happens to me a lot as well. Explaining something to a customer and expecting them to hit the button that I am in front of. Great video! A lot of useful tips.

  • @ChuckMott-ro3gw
    @ChuckMott-ro3gw 7 місяців тому +1

    Thanks!

  • @scarson216
    @scarson216 Рік тому

    Thank you this video was super helpful. One question.. is that common to have that much dirt and debris in that motor cuff?

    • @popupcamperpro
      @popupcamperpro  Рік тому

      What are you referring to as a cuff please? Sorry I am not familiar with that term.

    • @scarson216
      @scarson216 Рік тому

      @@popupcamperpro the housing the motor goes in. When the tech removed the motor, a ton of debris came out. I only ask because my 2017 Somerset Evolution e3 has same motor pulley system and have never been maintenances or removed. I do remove and replace grease on the worm drive/wiffel tree yearly.

    • @popupcamperpro
      @popupcamperpro  Рік тому

      @@scarson216 got it. That was ontop of the motor. Looked like a bird had began to build a nest on it.

    • @scarson216
      @scarson216 Рік тому

      @@popupcamperpro thanks again for all the great content