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August 23, 2018

Changing BZ Circuit Boards

This new circuit board (p/n Z34301TL) is designed to replace most circuit boards used on BZ liftgates.

It will replace these type of boards:

An image of a Waltco BZ circuit board

It will not replace circuit boards of these designs:

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Note: If your circuit board does not look like any of the above, contact us at 774.266.3297

Circuit Board Kit 80002247

Contains:

  • 1 pc Circuit Board (p/n Z34301TL)
  • 2 pc Blue wires
  • 2 pc Yellow wires
  • 2 pc Green wires
  • 6 pc White wires
  • 2 pc Black wires
  • 2 pc Orange wires
  • 16 pcs Heat Shrink Connectors
  • 1 pc Decal
  • 1 pc 12” Green jumper wire (10098431)
  • 1 pc These Installation Instructions (80101710)
  • 1 pc Set of wire labels (80101711)
  • Board for two (2) wire switches
  • Small board with relays

Step-by-step to change the BZ circuit board

1. Remove protective cover by unscrewing plastic nuts.

An image showing instructions to remove the cover of the Waltco BZ circuit board

2. Determine this kit will replace the circuit board on your liftgate. Your circuit board is similar to one of the two pictured at top of first page.

3. Disable liftgate by disconnecting batteries to liftgate.

4. Before unscrewing wires from terminal blocks, install a label, corresponding to terminal designation, on each wire. Follow drawings on page 3 to install labels according to type of circuit board being removed (Gen 4/5 or Gen 6).

An image showing instructions to instal the lables of the Waltco BZ circuit board

5. Remove wires from terminals, then remove the old circuit board, board is held in place with three (3) screws.

6. Attach new circuit board with same three screws.

An image showing Waltco BZ circuit board gen 4/5 install instructionsAn image showing Waltco BZ circuit board gen 6 install instructions 2

7. Connect wires to new circuit board.

If replacing Gen 4/Gen 5 Circuit Board with a Gen 6 Board, refer to chart below and diagrams above to determine corresponding terminals.

A chart of wire terminal location for gen 4/5 and gen 6 Waltco BZ circuit board

* Gen 6 liftgates with Auto-Tilt may have additional Blue (2) wire run to second U5 terminal, as well as additional White (6) wire run to Ground.

8. Install 12” green jumper wire, supplied in kit, between “sensor power” and Di2 terminals. Note: Angle sensor is located on lift arm.

An image showing two types of angle sensors found in Waltco BZ liftgates

Note: If liftgate is not equipped with cab shut-off switch, or switch on the trailer to cut electrical power to control switches, you will have to use a jumper wire on the circuit board. Jump between Control Power and Cs terminals. On old Gen 4/5 boards a jumper may have been used between Cs and the + terminal next to it.

Note: Some wires may have to be extended. Before you extend the wire, try loosening the strain relief nut and pulling on wire to see if it will extend. If necessary, use wires provided in kit to extend wires to properly reach circuit board.

Images of Waltco liftgate BZ circuit board installation instructions

9. Change decal (supplied with kit) inside protective cover.

10. Reinstall protective cover, making sure it properly seals.

11. Reconnect battery power to liftgate and test all functions of liftgate.

A schematic of Waltco liftgate BZ circuit board gen 6 installationA schematic of Waltco liftgate BZ circuit board gen 6 with auto-tilt installation

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