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r-5 gleaner unload auger wiring?
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    Posted: 25 Sep 2020 at 8:44pm
having an issue trying to get my unload auger to run  i put the test light on the center terminal of the switch and the test light barely glows rock the switch and nothing any ideas?
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Your Owners Manual has a very good electrical schematic of each and every circuit.
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thank you i just dont understand why the low voltage it barely lights up my test light
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Poor ground on your test light or mice have chewed thru wires somewhere. How long have you owned this combine and when did the unloader last work ??
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ive had it for several years  last year it quit working so i just ran a jumper wire from the clutch to a battery pack and grounded on the door to unload it works i would just rather be able to use the switch 
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IF memory serves correct - there is a module - square with wires coming out the bottom - below the fuses next to the floor. It is a solid state latching relay. Check the connections and the GROUND. This is the same module used on the R40/50 and prone to malfunction when connections corrode.  71345084 worth checking.  Barring that... I have switched many over by installing another clutch switch in lieu of the momentary switch - using the power through the safety switch to energize a relay that sends power through it from the main relay to the clutch. .
When told "it's not the money,it's the principle", remember, it's always the money..
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