Product Manual

Status Light Module Installation

Once wiring is completed, route the Status Light cable to the front of the caravan/

trailer. Then mount the Status Light module onto a ﬂat surface on the drawbar of the

caravan/trailer using self-tapping screws.

Select a location that makes it easy to see the Status Light when looking at the front of

the caravan/trailer.

Figure 9:Troubleshooting with the Status Light

WARNING

When the caravan/trailer is not moving, every 60 seconds the GREEN light will

turn oﬀ for two seconds, then turn back on. This is normal and indicates normal

operation of the SwayControl.

If your notice the GREEN light turning oﬀ and on every 60 seconds and the caravan/

trailer is moving, have your SwayControl checked by your local service centre.

SWAYCONTROL SELF DIAGNOSTICS

The SwayControl performs a self-

diagnostic test every time it “wakes-

up” upon receiving a signal from the

brake controller in the tow vehicle. The

Status Light may ﬂash RED and GREEN

approximately six times on start-up then

go GREEN.

Once in operation, the SwayControl

continually monitors the system for

faults. If the system is operating properly

and no fault is detected, the GREEN light

will remain on and ﬂicker or pulse.

If the SwayControl detects a fault in the system, the Status Light will turn RED and the

fault may be diagnosed from the RED Status Light ﬂash sequence. The SwayControl

continues checking the fault status and the RED Status Light will continue to ﬂash until

the fault is corrected. Once the fault has been corrected, the GREEN light returns.

For more information, refer to Troubleshooting with the Status Light.