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Thank you, appreciate that. Shortly before this goes to spin the agitator does short bursts in both directions to settle the cloths. The agitator then locks to the drum for the spin cycle to keep them synched. Not sure if yours is malfunctioning or ment to do that. It might just be how it makes the drum spin. Bummer it knots/bunches up the cloths when it does that though

Likely a lose or worn belt, could be the motor wearing out though too. With it unplugged, you can get access from the bottom to inspect the belt.

@GCHG2014 The individual components were weatherized including connectors and flashers so no real need to keep water out. It was nice in a way because if one head leaked or was damaged it didn't have the potential to wreck the other components. Whelen LED products were plagued with moisture issues so it was not all that uncommon. I have always loved the first genefation 911EP lights like the millennium. They introduced us to LED lighting, just too bad that when they sold out to Soundoff, 911EP was discontinued.

@@MsLightbar Let me correct something here, they never sold to Sound Off Signal, they gave them a 4 year marketing agreement only. All SOS wanted was customer base and engineering property.

@tomweber8483 what happened after that? Armor took them to Florida. I dont believe Soundoff ever made any 911EP stuff and Armor was the last to produce any equipment. Pretty sure BAE now holds the rights.

@@MsLightbar No this was from armor Holdings wanting out after the lawsuits were completed. SOS walked away from several state contracts that they could have serviced with 911ep product for as long as 3 more years. AHI cancelled it after SOS didn't fullfill it. But the damage was to late with them having company information

They use a gear and chain system that kept everything in sync. Yours must have had stripped or bad gears to allow it out of alignment.

If it does not have a built in flasher, one could be added.

@@MsLightbar great! 👍 Where can I find a flasher for the light bar?

@@barricade-wb3wu6ws2u The Code 3 710/711 flashers have a steady override. You could also browse the features of various LED flashers for more pattern options

Unfortunately that is not a stand-alone pattern, it is part of a pattern that cycles through a few patterns.

@@MsLightbar is there a way to reprogram the bar to do that or no. thank you for the quick response and help

@@MrShaw08nothing the end user can do, no.

It shouldn't run with the lid open. If it does, it is likely the lid open sensor

Not sure. Some parts would likely need to be replaced. I have not had any issues but it does seem like it wouldn't be too difficult to break the plastic hinges if opened too far.

It's not a direct fit but close. The main difference is the Artotwin base is much thinner so components need different mounts. Otherwise yes, it is refit in the bar.

I do not have any hands on experience with the SLR but what leads you to wonder about buying new pods?

Glad to hear it was helpful.

I was surprised how many patterns were created from running the 3 separate lights. Easier to see them in person then in the video. Just had to share. Makes me want to go full Clark Griswold with a setup.

I was thinking the same with the TCL

Sirens are not my thing so I am not sure If/what may have been rebranded. Thanks for the feedback.

That's because it is a SVP product with a 911EP label slapped on it.

Same.

I have a 0.9 portable black an decker washer

Always great to hear when someone enjoys them, thank you.

It is a nice light. I only have the WL version in this and 29. I do have a 1 or 2 of the TD 39 and an LS12 that I will be selling =)

Do you have this installed under a sink? What built up pressure to leak?

@@MsLightbar I hooked it up to my bathroom faucet. Above the sink. Turned the cold water on. Everything went fine at first, until it went into the spin cycle. Water flower under the sink, from inside the faucet. It was like the valve in the machine did not open or close, and just built up pressure, and there was a ton of water still left in the machine. I have normal water pressure to the sink. Everything was hooked up correct as per the instructions.

@@MsLightbar I’m going to try and hook it up to kitchen sink, with some alternative adapters, if the issue is the same, I will be returning. It is brand new.

@@JETalley It works just like a full size wash machine. After hooking it up to a sink/faucet you turn the water on. The washer will fill when it needs or prevent water from flowing in when it is not needed. If the adapter on the sink is cross threaded or not tight enough, it will leak. It sounds more like an issue with the sink or connection or faucet then the washer as that does not create any pressure.

It's actually very quiet. I placed the microphone close and turned up the gain.

It was in the standard pattern package. MN State Trooper car was the first time I saw that pattern, love at first sight, lol

The one pattern wire will change all of the light functions including the sync patterns. If it is not working, I would confirm by trying to change a normal non synced pair of lights. You can also change the TD/alley patterns, arrow patterns and cruise light brightness with the single pattern wire. It will change anything activated at the time so make sure to only be running what you want to change the pattern on.

They are referred to by several names and several manufactures have their own version. TCL (traffic clearing light), Metior, Oscilaser are the main ones. Some just sweep back and fourth while others move up and down too.

@@MsLightbar Yes....Oscilaser, thats it....code 3 Oscilaser.......Thanks. I just this week picked up a very basic Star bar locally, i needed some parts for the one mounted on that tow truck, bcuz yes, i still have it, but its in the middle of a restoration, and i want to also restore the bar. I'll work on a ''before'' video soon. Thanks, your channel has raised my ambition to play with some of my light bars a few points.