Accessing Switches of Bulldog Jack BD500199 to Check Wiring
Question:
My Bulldog jack is getting power to the motor nut will not move when I use the switch. How do I remove the switch to check it.
asked by: Gary D
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Expert Reply:
Hey Gary, if you remove the screws that hold the outer housing of the Bulldog jack part # BD500199 you'll be able to remove it so that you can access the switches. Hopefully just a wire came loose as the switches aren't available anymore to us as replacement parts.
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Jameson C
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