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Join NowIf your Schwintek slide runs and then one side stops, do this BEFORE you start troubleshooting!
A Schwintek slide that has lost synchronization can cause both sides to start moving and then one side to stop, sometimes accompanied by a fault code.
Before you start replacing motors, controllers, or chasing wiring problems, there’s a simple thing you should check first.
In this guide, I’ll show you the first thing to check when a Schwintek slide appears to be out of sync—a quick step that could save you a ton of troubleshooting time and money.
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