[Ian101]

As above really .... does it mean I will be needing a new one soon ?

Only does it first job in morning then maybe once during the day ?

[supernova77]

Have you checked the wiring from the battery?

[Ian101]

Job for this weekend

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

might as well give it me
as a spare

[Window Washers]

is it an electric flow controller ? if so should last for ages in one of my vans it does this every now and again.

[Ian101]

Yup digital type .... Thanks Gav ur a mate lol

[Window Washers]

Yup digital type .... Thanks Gav ur a mate lol

I changed one of mine over to a manual controller just incase this problem got any worse have 2 controllers in each van so if one fails other can be used.
another thing that can turn them off is the battery being run down but it should say Batt when that happens.

[DaveG]

I had the same the other day. Turns out it was a dodgy connection on battery..(terminal was furry!)

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

Yup digital type .... Thanks Gav ur a mate lol

if that lampost is getting scrapped
il have that too
shall i give you my card
4 the custy aswell

[[GQC] Tim]

Do you use scotchlok connectors? If so rip every single one out of your system and use crimp connectors. Scotchlok are notorious for giving problems. Could be just a oxidised ground as well.

[Ian Sheppard]

As above really .... does it mean I will be needing a new one soon ?

Only does it first job in morning then maybe once during the day ?

Which Type digital controller is it?

It may be a battery charge issue as the current digital controls out there will shut down if less than 11V or 10.5V ( depending on which control) is detected at the controller.

Also check all the connectors and for any poor or broken connectors/cable.