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Action Symptom Correction
Pressing brake pedal has
the app disconnect Indicates a short on the
trailers wiring circuit or
magnets • Seek auto electrical assistance to determine
where the short occurs.
Pressing manual Override
has the app disconnect Indicates a short on the
trailers wiring circuit or
magnets • Seek auto electrical assistance to determine
where the short occurs
Brakes too heavy
in reverse. Brakes jamming on. • Go to: Reverse Response and decrease value.
• Continue until brake response is OK.
Load has changed in
trailer and brakes not
strong enough. Only 1 program setup. • Go to Settings Page in app.
• Set Up additional programs based on weight of load
or driving conditions.
• Rename each program as per load or condition
i.e. empty trailer, max load or steep down hill descent.
Brakes were good, now
not strong enough. New trailer brakes have
bed in.
Brakes getting hot. • Go to Forward Response and increase value.
• Go to Forward Response and increase value.
• As brakes cool response value may need to
be decreased.
Action Symptom Correction
App drops out
when driving. Signal Lost.
Adaptor may be
disconnected. • App will search for device and reconnect
If it does not:
• Close app >Turn lights off > Turn lights on > Open app.
• Pull over and check adaptor connections.
50 51 User guide elecbrakes.com
Modern tow vehicles manage all the electrical circuits. If a short or error is
detected in the electrical circuits, or magnets on the trailer the tow vehicle
may shut down the circuits to protect the system. If this is the case, power to
the Elecbrakes unit is lost and the app or in car remote will disconnect from
the device.
This is a normal function of the tow vehicle and Elecbrakes. The trailers
Electrical circuits and electrical braking system must be investigated to assess
the short or error.
In older vehicles a fuse on the circuit provided the same protection. A blown
fuse required investigation and replacement to restore circuit or seek further
investigation for fault.