Warn Winch Solenoid Wiring Diagram - A, F1, F2 Motor & Battery Connections
Wiring diagram for a winch contactor showing color-coded wires to the F1, F2 and A motor terminals, motor ground and battery positive.
This document is a wiring/connection diagram for a winch solenoid (contactor) pack, showing how the control and power wires attach to the solenoid assembly and winch motor. The diagram depicts a bank of four solenoids mounted on a plate, with callouts identifying wire colors at each terminal: green, black, white, and multiple brown wires are labeled at specific solenoid studs on both the left and right sides of the pack. At the top, a brown wire and a bundle of control wires enter the assembly. Three large cables exit the bottom of the solenoid pack and are labeled A, F1, and F2 — these correspond to the winch motor armature and field terminals. A separate motor ground cable with a ring terminal is shown at the lower left, labeled 'MOTOR GROUND.' A heavy cable on the right side is annotated 'CONNECT TO POSITIVE (+) TERMINAL OF BATTERY.' From this diagram a reader can learn the correct wire color placement on each solenoid terminal, which motor cables go to the A, F1, and F2 studs, where the motor ground attaches, and where battery positive connects. The document contains no visible part numbers, year, make, or model information.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which winch motor terminals are shown in this diagram?
- Three cables from the solenoid pack are labeled A, F1, and F2, which connect to the winch motor's armature and field terminals.
- Where does the heavy cable on the right side of the solenoid pack connect?
- It is labeled 'CONNECT TO POSITIVE (+) TERMINAL OF BATTERY.'
- What wire colors are used on the solenoid pack?
- The diagram calls out green, black, white, and brown wires at various solenoid terminals, with brown wires appearing at multiple locations including the top of the assembly.
- Is there a ground connection shown?
- Yes, a cable with a ring terminal at the lower left is labeled 'MOTOR GROUND.'
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