Jay see 1997 GU build up

[Mike02Ti]

Correct me if im wrong but dont both the Engel and Waeco both use a danfoss compressor now? Whereas before i think only Engel did

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[jay see]

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[jay see]

Correct me if im wrong but dont both the Engel and Waeco both use a danfoss compressor now? Whereas before i think only Engel did

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Nah, mate.
No expert here, but being doing some (alot) reading and the Engel uses a sawafigi (Japan) and waeco used to use the danfoss, but now it's there own brand which is the danfoss assembled in China.
I think .

[mudski]

Nah, mate.
No expert here, but being doing some (alot) reading and the Engel uses a sawafigi (Japan) and waeco used to use the danfoss, but now it's there own brand which is the danfoss assembled in China.
I think .

Yes correct. The Sawafuji is a piston type compressor and the danfoss in a, rotational type?, compressor. If thats what you call it. Without googling it I think thats the differences between the two. I will say, the ARB fridge is almost dead silent, all I can hear is the fan running, where as the Engel I can clearly hear the compressor.

[BigRAWesty]

Yes correct. The Sawafuji is a piston type compressor and the danfoss in a, rotational type?, compressor. If thats what you call it. Without googling it I think thats the differences between the two. I will say, the ARB fridge is almost dead silent, all I can hear is the fan running, where as the Engel I can clearly hear the compressor.

Both are piston style compressors.
I'm actually not sure if ac systems use anything but piston.
Similar to your car ac compressor.
It's an off set (slanted) disc that drives pistons to compress the air..

Come to think of it I think that's how deisel pumps work on our engines..

Your right about the 2 being on even par..
The weaco is silent as, but does use a little more power to drive the pump.
The Engle is a bit louder but a bit less current draw..

Those insulation covers help a lot imo..
Worth the little extra coin.

[jay see]

Need some confirmation on installing the Albright solenoid.
There's different images online on how to install. One was like this.

The other was with the yellow swapped over with the black.
Which way is correct.

Also the thin wire coming off the bottom of the winch motor, where dies that go.

Thanks in advance.

[jay see]

This is exactly how I've wired it up and nothing...... What have I done wrong?

Electrical is not for me....

[Ben-e-boy]

How have you wired your switch?

[jay see]

Yes. Wired handheld

I cut off the original plugs and replaced with longer bladed ones.
Have tested and has power.
The twisted red wire is temporarily.

[Ben-e-boy]

Yes. Wired handheld

I cut off the original plugs and replaced with longer bladed ones.
Have tested and has power.
The twisted red wire is temporarily.

Why is there a temporary wire hanging off the earth.
This is how it should be wired. The pic you posted earlier with the power in and power out description on the coils is incorrect. Probably more misleading.

I dont understand why you have a temp cable hanging off the earth.

Albright solenoid.jpg