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system if the winch is not carefully cleaned and dried after 
each use.  

DO NOT POWER WASH THE WINCH.

 

5.  To protect the winch from corrosion and the elements, 

periodically coat exposed metal parts and components with 
a light oil.  When disassembly and cleaning are performed, 
gearing should be re-lubricated with a quality gear grease 
and lubricant. 

** Failure to perform simple maintenance items can lead to 
premature failure and/or repairs.  Even though the winch is 
under warranty, this warranty can be voided if proper care and 
maintenance is not done.  For helpful tips, please visit our 
technical support area at 

www.motoalliance.com

. 

 

Synthetic Cable Care 

1. 

Use the sliding 5’ abrasion guard on points of tension 
during pulls.  For example, if the rope needs to go around 
a tree, put the guard between the rope and the surface of 
the tree. 

2.  Use the abrasion guard when running over sharp objects 

like rocks or trees.  Try to avoid these objects as much as 
possible. 

3.  Hawse fairleads are required for use with synthetic ropes.  

If the hawse fairlead gets a ding in it that causes a sharp 
point, gently sand the hawse smooth again. 

 

IV. 

WARRANTY INFORMATION 
 

Midnight Series winches have been carefully designed to 
provide exceptional performance and durability.  If, in the 
rare event of a failure of any kind, please observe the 
following guidelines for warranty and replacement. 
 

1. 

Please call us first at 866.527.7637. 

It is most helpful if 

you have your invoice/order number as proof of purchase 
as the warranty may not be honored without it.   

2. 

CONTACTOR/SOLENOID PROCESS: 

 If you believe your 

contactor is defective, we may ask you to send it in for 
evaluation.  This is to protect a strong warranty process as 
we have discovered many fraudulent claims in the past.  
The contactor will be quickly evaluated for care and a new 
one sent back if the original is defective.  In addition, we 
may have you speak to our technician directly as “fixes” 
can often be made over the phone. 

3. 

WINCH PROCESS:

 If you believe your contactor is 

defective, we may ask you to send it in for evaluation.  We 
may also ask you to send in digital pictures of the area in 
questions.  Your winch will then be quickly evaluated for 
care and usage.  We may ask you talk to our technician 
directly about how the winch was used as well. 

4. 

SYNTHETIC ROPE PROCESS:  

We will ask you to send 

the cable in for evaluation.  To maintain warranty, you 
must: 

a.  use the abrasion guard at points of tension like 

rocks or trees 

b.  avoid running it over sharp objects 
c.  use only a hawse fairlead; use of a roller fairlead 

can significantly damage the rope and WILL void 
the winch and rope warranty 

Summary of Contents for Midnight Series

Page 1: ...motoinfo motoalliance com Page 1 23001 Industrial Blvd Rogers MN 55374 866 527 7637 www motoalliance com Installation and Operations Manual for Midnight Series ATV UTV Winch...

Page 2: ...t designed for hoisting overhead Each winch is equipped with a permanent magnet motor and is designed for intermittent duty winching Using as a hoist will void the warranty 5 Use caution when pulling...

Page 3: ...on the winch 4 Disable the winch when not in use so unauthorized people or children are not able to start the winch We suggest also removing the key to prevent such use 5 Do not operate under the infl...

Page 4: ...wire damage or part misalignment 2 CONTACTOR LOCATION The contactor separates the winch from its power source when not in use It is recommended that the contactor be mounted close to the battery in a...

Page 5: ...suspension steering braking or exhaust parts Attach the battery wires and the winch wires to the contactor locations as shown below Note Do not connect the battery at this time Connect BLUE post to th...

Page 6: ...r III WINCH OPERATION Freewheel Freespool Operation 1 Move the freewheel clutch knob to disengage If there is load on the drum the clutch may not move easily DO NOT force the clutch knob Release the t...

Page 7: ...d to provide exceptional performance and durability If in the rare event of a failure of any kind please observe the following guidelines for warranty and replacement 1 Please call us first at 866 527...

Page 8: ...s shall appear to the manufacturer upon inspection of such part to have been defective in material or workmanship This warranty does not obligate MotoAlliance to apply it to a product that has been al...

Page 9: ...ce or repair motor Motor runs but with insufficient power or line speed 1 Weak battery 2 Battery to winch wire too long 3 Poor battery connection 4 Poor ground 5 Damaged motor 1 Recharge or replace ba...

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