My SaltDogg Controller Shows the Letter P Code NOT Flashing what Does this Mean

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What is the "P" code on my brake controller what should I do ?

asked by: Newt

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The "P" code on your Replacement Variable Speed Controller for SaltDogg Salt Spreader part # BP54FR is the code for the spinner motor being disconnected. They recommend inspecting the wire harness/motor for damage and then reconnecting and retesting.

This can very likely be a corrosion issue as well check the plugs carefully and clean what is necessary.

Basically the Controller is not recognizing that the motor is present and needs to see it before it will operate.

expert reply by: Randy B

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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My SaltDogg Controller Shows the Letter P Code NOT Flashing what Does this Mean

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