MotorGuide FP02 Remote Control Transmitter User Manual

MotorGuide Remote Control Transmitter

User Manual

835 W. 41st Street Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107 www.motorguide.com © 2005, MotorGuide FCC and IC Compliance Statement FCC ID #MVUFP01, MVUFP02 IC ID 6094A-FP01, 6094A-FP02 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This device complies with FCC Rules. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by MotorGuide could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Congratulations … on your purchase of the MotorGuide Wireless Trolling Motor. This motor has been designed, engineered, and manufactured to give you the best possible dependability and exceptional performance for years of enjoyment. These features offer an unrivaled fishing experience: Durability Oversized brushes for efficient and dependable power Fully Remote Operation Integrated, Quick Release Mount Modular Digital Electronics Three-year Limited Warranty IMPORTANT!! REGISTER YOUR PRODUCT The warranty registration card (located inside the box) should be completed and mailed to MotorGuide to validate your warranty. WARRANTY CARD REGISTRATION IS INCLUDED IN THE BOX AND IS SEPARATE FROM THIS MANUAL. PLEASE FILL OUT IMMEDIATELY AND MAIL TO VALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY. At MotorGuide, we’ve taken all the victories, failures, blood, sweat, tears, hours, days and years to heart and built what are possibly the best performing, most reliable trolling motors ever. It’s a result of re-engineering from top to bottom, from our new digital modules, to new switches and props. Why? The reason is simple. To give you the advantage—and, in this case it’s a digital advantage. Because at MotorGuide, we believe there are some things you should Never Stop doing, NEVER STOP LEARNING, NEVER STOP IMPROVING, AND NEVER EVER STOP FISHING.
TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION ....................................................................2 Safety DO’s and DON’Ts ...................................................................3 Operating Safety ................................................................................4 NOTES: ..................................................................................................5 FEATURES.............................................................................................6 Remote Capabilities ...........................................................................6 COMPONENTS......................................................................................7 Wireless Remote Foot-Pedal .............................................................7 Lower Unit ..........................................................................................7 Column...............................................................................................7 Top Housing.......................................................................................7 Cradle Lock™ Mount .........................................................................8 Battery Indicator .................................................................................8 INSTALLATION....................................................................................10 Mount Installation .............................................................................10 Wiring & Battery Information ............................................................13 Wire & Cable Routing ..................................................................13 Establishing a Common Ground..................................................14 Recommendations.......................................................................14 Activating the Foot-Pedal Electronic ID ...........................................17 Erasing the Receiver’s Memory .......................................................17 MOTOR & MOUNT OPERATION ........................................................18 General Information Features & Components Installation Motor & Mount Operation Adjusting the Motor Depth and Deploying the Motor .......................18 Stowing the Motor ............................................................................19 Operating the Foot-Pedal.................................................................20
MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................21 Foot-Pedal Battery Replacement.....................................................21 Care & Cleaning Instructions ...........................................................22 Customer Responsibilities................................................................22 Battery..........................................................................................22 Freezing Temperature Storage....................................................23 Installing or Replacing the Propeller ................................................23 TROUBLESHOOTING .........................................................................25 Frequently Asked Questions............................................................25 MOTORGUIDE ACCESSORIES 28 Troubleshooting & Accessories Warranty Maintenance MOTORGUIDE LIMITED THREE-YEAR WARRANTY .......................29
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 1 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com NOTES: ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 2 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com GENERAL INFORMATION Please read and retain this manual. The information within describes the proper procedures for safely installing, operating and maintaining your motor. ! Failure to follow a safety WARNING can result in bodily injury. WARNING CAUTIONFailure to observe CAUTION instructions can result in failure or damage to the product or equipment. INFORMATIONThe information symbol signifies important information about your trolling motor. NOTE The Note symbol signifies a statement calling attention to general information about your trolling motor. The description and specifications contained herein were in effect at the time this manual was approved for printing. MotorGuide, whose policy is one of continual improvement, reserves the right to discontinue models at any time, to change specifications, designs, and methods of procedure without notice and without incurring obligation. Safety and operating information that is practiced along with good common sense can help prevent personal injury and product damage. If the motor automatically throttles back, it indicates something may be wrong with the motor and it should be taken in for service. CAUTION A slight voltage drain occurs when the trolling motor is continually connected to the battery for extended periods of time. To prevent battery drain when not in use for an extended period, disconnect the trolling motor from the power source. CAUTION
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 3 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Disconnect the trolling motor from the battery(s) before charging. CAUTION How to Use This Manual Review the following information carefully. These notices will alert you to potential dangers and important information. The observance of WARNINGS and CAUTIONS alone does not eliminate the possibility of personal injury or product damage. Your close attention to the performance of recommended service procedures and the practice of responsible personal safety are major accident prevention measures. Safety DO’s and DON’Ts !Do not allow children to operate the trolling motor without adult supervision. !Do not modify the unit in any way or add accessories other than approved MotorGuide accessories. !Do not power-wash your trolling motor. !Do disconnect the power from the motor when replacing the prop, removing debris around the prop, charging batteries, putting your boat on a trailer or when the motor is not in use. !Do make sure the foot-pedal is secured and the motor is securely locked into the stowed position when using a gasoline motor to move to another location, or when putting your boat on a trailer. Do secure loose items on your boat before traveling at high speeds across the water. ! Do always connect to the battery through a power plug or a power switch which can be easily disconnected. Never “hardwire” the motor directly to the batteries. Use the recommended circuit breaker to protect the wires. !
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 4 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com !Circuit Protection – MotorGuide recommends installing a 50 amp manual-reset circuit breaker and power switch in line with the trolling motor positive leads within (1.8 m) 72 inches of the battery(s). To order a circuit breaker kit, contact your local Service Dealer, request kit number MM5870. See the “Accessories” section of this manual for more information. Operating Safety 1. Observe all boating safety guidelines as outlined by the US Coast Guard or by the governing agency for your area. Guidelines are typically posted at your local marina. 2. Do not operate the trolling motor while under the influence of alcohol or while taking medication that may impair your judgment. 3. Be aware of the possibility of unseen, underwater obstacles when navigating in shallow water, keep the boat speed down to a safe level. 4. When navigating near shore, watch for overhead obstacles such as tree limbs and floating dock tie-down cables. 5. When steering your motor, pay attention to your speed to determine a safe rate at which to turn without throwing passengers off balance. 6. Before turning the prop on, observe the direction the motor is pointing to avoid abrupt turns that could throw passengers off balance. 7. When the power is off but the motor is plugged in, keep your hands and feet away from the propeller. 8. Always unplug the battery when performing motor maintenance. 9. To avoid a trip hazard, route all cables and wiring neatly and out of the way. 10. Disconnect the trolling motor from the battery when it’s not in use.
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MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 6 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Lower Unit FEATURES Composite Column Top Housing Cradle Lock Mount Wireless Foot-Pedal Remote Capabilities The MotorGuide Wireless uses a remote foot-pedal with the receiver built into the trolling motor mount. These remote capabilities work with the Digital Remote Control (DRC) product and up to four remotes (including the foot-pedal) can be used with one motor. See the “Accessories” section of this manual for more information. !Modifications to this remote device not expressly approved by the manufacturer may invalidate the user’s right to operate this equipment. WARNING
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 7 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com COMPONENTS On/Off Button Wireless Remote Foot-Pedal Slower Button Faster Button The remote foot-pedal functions include the off/on, right/left and faster/slower motor operations. The anti-slip design makes motor operation easy for the angler wearing large boots. The battery used in the foot-pedal is long-life, inexpensive and replacement is easy. Left Button Right Button Lower Unit The lower unit is available in a 12 or 24 volt variable speed motor. The oversized brushes increase battery life and extend trolling time. Column The MotorGuide Wireless composite shaft is exceptionally strong, and flexible. The shaft comes in 48, 54 and 60 inch lengths. Top Housing The sleek top housing design indicates, at-a-glance, the direction of the motor. Additionally, no electrical boards are located in the top housing and it attaches to the shaft with a single through bolt. The rock-solid connection between the top housing and cable serves as an ergonomic handle.
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 8 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Prop The MotorGuide Wireless uses the 3½ inch two blade Power Prop. Cradle Lock™ Mount The rock solid design of the MotorGuide Wireless mount has a quick-release mounting plate and an easy access lever for trouble-free stowing and deploying the motor. The mount also features a cradle that protects the motor during rough-water runs. Battery Indicator The MotorGuide Wireless is equipped with a battery charge indicator. The push button gauge provides the angler an accurate reading of the remaining battery charge. Battery charge readings include: Good Fair Low and Recharge. Test the battery with the motor off. Digital Remote Control – Optional Accessory Fingertip control is available with MotorGuide’s optional Digital Remote Control (DRC) wireless handheld. With the added value of a built-in receiver, you are now free to move about the deck. Mix and match up to four DRC handhelds or Wireless Foot-pedals in any combination. Perfect for tournament situations and/or tough bites that require teamwork, precise boat control and accurate bait presentations.
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MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 10 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com INSTALLATION Mount Installation It is recommended that two people install the motor and mount. Mount Base Plate on Boat Deck Do not connect the motor to a power source until the motor and mount are fully installed on the boat. !WARNING The tools required for the installation are: 1) Drill with (8 mm) 5/16 inch drill bit 2) #3 Phillips head screw driver 3) 1/2 inch open end wrench 1) Carefully select the area on the deck as close to the centerline as possible to install the mount. Choose an area where the mount will provide ample clearance from the bow of the boat for all of the motor positions including the run and stow positions. A 1 to 21/2 inch clearance is needed between the shaft and the bow of the boat. Ensure the forward mounting screws are placed in a location on the deck where there is enough room to install the screws and washers without penetrating the hull. 2) Remove the mount base plate from the mount installation kit and place it on the surface of the boat deck where it is to be mounted; use the mount plate as a template to mark the location for drilling the mount holes. Side View of Mount Base Plate The end of the mount base plate with the large hook flange must be positioned forward on the bow of the boat. INFORMATION Position Large Flange Hook Forward on Boat 3) Drill mounting holes with a (8 mm) 5/16 inch drill bit and then clear the holes of any debris. On fiberglass boats, chamfer the holes to help reduce the possibility of the fiberglass cracking.
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 11 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com 4) Place the mount base plate on the boat deck aligning the holes on the plate to the holes on the deck. Install the four (4) stainless steel mounting bolts through each of the mounting holes. 5) Install the four (4) stainless steel washers and nuts on the bottom side of the deck and tighten securely. 6) Remove the packaging material, in the box, from around the trolling motor. 7) Lift the motor and mount out of the box, turn the mount upright and and lay it on a flat surface. Loosen the mount locking knob, located at the back of the mount housing, until it can pivot approximately 25 degrees. 8) The motor is shipped with the lower unit and mount in the stowed position, but the lower unit must be placed into the locking cradle before proceeding. Pull up on the release handle to unlock the transmission. Slide and pivot the lower unit as needed to snap the lower unit inside the locking cradle. Mount Locking Knob Lower Unit in Stowed Position; Lower Unit inside Cradle Depth Collar 9) Lift the motor and mount and place it over the mount base plate. The end of the mount housing with the lower unit cradle and lower unit is placed forward over the mount base plate. Guide the end of the mount with the lower unit at an approximate 10o downward angle over the base plate until the pivot pin on the underside of the mount fits into the large flange hook on the base plate. Lower Unit Cradle Placed Forward over Mount Base Front of Base Plate Large Flange Hook & Pivot Pin
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 12 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com 10) Sit the back of the mount housing over the back of the mount base. Press down on the back of the mount base and turn the mount locking knob just enough to engage the cam locking mechanism and secure the mount onto the base plate. Complete tightening the cam locking mechanism in step 12 below. Mount Locking Knob 11) Position the depth collar on the shaft so that the lower unit will not strike any obstacles (boat trailer, ground, etc.) when the motor is deployed and then deploy the motor to the run position (see Motor & Mount Operation, Deploying the Motor for complete instructions on deploying the motor). Slide Depth Collar Up or Down Shaft Depth Collar Knob Handle 12) Deploy the motor into the run position and then tighten the lock completely by turning the mount lock knob. Large Flange Hook Cam Locking Mechanism Pivot Pin on Underside of Mount Housing Fits Snuggly under Large Flange Hook on Mount Base Side View of Mount Base Plate
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 13 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com For storage and security purposes the MotorGuide Wireless Cradle Lock™ mount makes it easy to completely remove and reinstall the mount and motor. When the mount and motor are removed from the boat, a snap-on Wireless Mounting Plate Cover (see the Accessories section of this manual for order information) is available to protect the mounting plate. Wiring & Battery Information Batteries contain sulfuric acid which can cause severe burns. Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and clothing. The battery also produces hydrogen and oxygen gasses when being charged. This explosive gas is released through the battery vents and may form an explosive atmosphere around the battery for several hours after it has been charged. Electrical arcing or flames can ignite the gas and cause an explosion which may shatter the battery and could cause blindness or other serious personal and property damage. Refer to your battery manufacturer’s guidelines for charging instructions. !WARNING Be sure all switches are in the OFF position before connecting the motor to the batteries. Electrical arcing near the battery could ignite gas vapors causing an explosion. !WARNING Avoid serious injury or death from a possible fire caused by a direct short; do not jump-start an outboard motor using the trolling motor battery/batteries. Wire & Cable Routing !WARNING Route trolling motor wires on the opposite side of the boat from other miscellaneous boat wiring (bow light wiring, spot light wiring, etc.). Transducer installation should be installed according to the manufacturer’s specifications. To avoid interference, cables should be routed separately from the trolling motor cables.
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 14 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Important: Do not route a transducer cable down the trolling motor power cord. Route the transducer cable down the side of the mount, then into the bow console. Provide enough excess sonar cable to allow the motor to make three (3) complete 360 turns. Electronics, depth finders in particular, should be connected directly to the main engine or an accessory battery. Do no connect your electronics to the trolling motor battery. Establishing a Common Ground MotorGuide recommends isolating the trolling motor battery/batteries from the main engine battery. Electrolysis Issues – Using the engine starting battery as a source of power for any trolling motor may cause electrolysis on metallic parts. 9 If you have followed the battery wiring and installation instructions in this manual and your boat continues to have electrolysis issues, you will need to separate the trolling motor from any other boat electronics. 9 Remove the engine starting battery from the wiring configuration of the boat and isolate the power circuit for your trolling motor. Establish a Common Ground: Common ground means the ground for the main engine accessories and your trolling motor are connected to the same negative ground terminal. Not having a common ground can cause severe corrosion or electrolysis. If left unchecked, damage may be caused to your trolling motor and boat. Establishing a common ground connection will allow increased sensitivity and improve detail on a sonar display. Recommendations Battery Type – The recommended battery is a 12-volt Deep Cycle battery. Circuit Protection – MotorGuide recommends installing a 50 amp manual-reset circuit breaker in line with the trolling motor positive leads within (1.8 m) 72 inches of the battery(s). To order a circuit breaker kit, contact your local Service Dealer, request kit number MM5870 or a 50 amp circuit breaker and a power switch. Wire Size – For optimum performance, MotorGuide recommends the use
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 15 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com of six (6) gauge (13 mm) wires if extending the existing wire beyond the standard battery cable supplied with the product. Bow Plugs – MotorGuide recommends the use of a quality plug designed 12 Volt Battery Hook-up ) Blac ) Jumper Wire To trolling r ower ctions onnect the red battery lead from the power cable to the battery positive (+) -) for marine applications. A Dk battery lead (-) B) Red battery lead (+) C) 50 amp circuit E) Breaker and a p motor conne switch Cpost and the black battery lead from the power cable to the battery negative (post. Install a 50 amp circuit breaker and a power switch in line with the positive lead as shown in C above. (See the “Assessories” section in thismanual for the circuit breaker and power switch part number.) O WARNING!AEBCD b when connecting the motor to the serve installation guidelines batteries. When in doubt, consult a professional at your nearest dealer. Always connect to the battery through a power plug which can be easily disconnected or through an easily accessible power switch. Never “hardwire” the motor directly to the batteries. Always use the recommended circuit breaker to protect the wires.
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 16 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com 24 V B A) Battery A E) Red battery leads (+) B) Battery B F) 50 amp circuit breaker and a power C) To trolling motor connections switch D) Black battery leads (-) G) Jumper wires Connect the black battery lead from the power cable to the negative (-) post on battery A and the red lead from the power cable o the positive (+) post on battery B. Connect a jumper wire between the negative (-) post of battery B and the positive (+) post of battery A. Install a 50 amp circuit breaker in line with the positive lead to battery B as shown above. (See the “Assessories” section in this manual for the circuit breaker and power switch part number.) olt attery Hook-up Observe installation guidelines when connecting the motor to the batteries. When in doubt, consult a professional at your nearest dealer. Always connect to the battery through a power plug which can be easily disconnected or through an easily accessible power switch. Never “hardwire” the motor directly to the batteries. Always use the recommended circuit breaker to protect the wires. WARNING!BACD EGGF
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 17 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Activaach foot-pedal has a unique electronic ID number. Up to four electronic ID umbers (Digital Remote Control units and foot-pedals) can be stored by our receiver. For your foot-pedal to respond to your commands only and not ose of other boaters, you must activate the electronic ID number into your ceiver. Follow the instructions below (one time only) to activate each new mote control device: 1. Power the motor up - within 10 seconds, pre ld the “+” and “-“ buttons on the foot-pedal simultaneously 2. Listen for a long beep 3. The receiver has now learned and stored the electronic ID number of the foot-pedal. you are activating multiple remote control devices (up to four devices mo ated) t motor d back on ati each remote co erase all electronic ID numbers stored in the receiver’s memory: ting the Foot-Pedal Electronic ID En/orythrere ss and hoIf NOTE can be accom d he must be powered off anbetween activ ng ontrol device. Erasing the Receiver’s Memory T 1. Power-up the motor 2. Within 10 seconds, press and hold the “Left”, “Right”, “+” and “-“ buttons on the foot-pedal simultaneously 3. Listen for a long beep indicating the receiver has erased all stored electronic ID numbers
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 18 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Depth Collar Knob Handle Slide Depth Collar Up or Down Shaft MOTOR & MOUNT OPERATION , turn the depth collar handle to tighten. Also, be position. 3. Hold the motor by the shaft or the top housing and raise it into a vertical position. Lower the motor until the depth collar rests on top of the mount housing collar. The motor is ready to connect to the power source. Adjusting the Motor Depth and Deploying the Motor 1. Loosen the depth collar by turning the knob handle. Slide the depth collar up or down the shaft to a position that will allow the lower unit tobe submerged at least 12 inches (30cm) below the water surface when the motor is fully deployed. When the depth collar is in the desired locationcautious that the depth of the motor is deep enough to prevent the lower unit from striking obstacles that could damage the skeg or prop. 2. Pull up on the release handle and then raise the motor out of the stow Depth Collar Resting on Mount Release Handle Motor in Stowed Position
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 19 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Stowing the Motor olding the shaft or top housing, 2. watelower cradl the the can be 4. o lock the cradle and You will hear a click lease handle are 1. Pull up the release handle and then, hlift the motor up. Release Handle While lifting the motor out of the r, rotate the shaft until the unit is aligned with the locking e. 3. Continue to pulllower unit up tomount until the lower unit snapped into the cradle. Push down on the column tto lock the release handle. when the lower unit and relocked into position. Lower Unit Locked in Push Down on the Column to lock the Release Handle Lower Unit AlignLocking Cradle ed with Cradle
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 20 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com On/Off Button Faster Button Slower Button Left Button Right Button Ope i nsure the foot-pedal electronic ID has been the “Installation” ection of this manual for instructions. . Prop On/Off Turn the prop on or off by pressing the center button and it will alternate between on and off. The “on” condition is indicated by a short beep while “off” is indicated by a long beep. . Steering: Pr ns to steer the boat. Each button press steers the motor left or right one tep; holding down a button of the selected arrow. rol the t sound each time the + or – buttons are pushed. Holdiwill rapidly speed-up or slow-down the motor until it remaximum speed; once at the limit, the receiver will noyou press a button. rat ng the Foot-Pedal EINFORMATIONactivated. Sees 1 2ess the left or right arrow butto swill rapidly steer the motor in the direction 3. Speed: Use the + and – buttons to cont mo or speed, a beep willng the button down aches minimum or longer beep when
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 21 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com MAINTENANCE Foo lacement ollow these instructions to change 2. Remove the battery cover pl3. Using a pencil, push the battery out of its holder. 5. Ensure the O- ring is in place on the inside cover. Replace the cover plate and five screws. t-Pedal Battery RepUse only a 3V lithium type CR2032 replacement battery. These atteries are not rechargeable. bFthe battery: 1. Remove the five screws on the battery cover plate located on the underside of the foot-pedal. ate. 4. With the “+” symbol facing up, slide the new battery in the holder. Location of Screws Securing Battery Cover Plate to Foot-Pedal
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 22 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Care & Cleaning Instructions To keep your trolling motor looking its best: power washer. available in any auto store, to keep the oking fresh. 4. ohol, solven es on the motor plas . ustomer Responsibilities he motor/mount warranty does not cover items that have been subjected to oper full value from the warranty, the oto o d in this manual. oap1. Periodically wash it with warm s 2. Do not use a high pressure or 3. Use a vinyl/rubber UV protector,cables loy water and a soft cloth or sponge. Never use harsh chemicals, alctics, rubber or painted parts ts or abrasiv CTator abuse or negligence. To receive r/m unt must be maintained as instructem eeds, fishing or other d ler or the Check behind the propeller after each use to ensure wline ebris are not rapped around the propelwpropeller shaft. Periodically lubricate alaerosol lubricanpart of the unit. Many sprl the latch pins and clamp screws with a non-t. Never use an aerosol lubricant to grease or oil any a lubricants contain harmful propellants that can cause damage to various parts of your trolling motor. y Check the tightness of the batte ery l ad connections. Periodically inspect for loose or corroded wiring connections. Thoroughly rinse your trolli motor with freshwater after each use in saltwater. ng Periodically make a visual inspection for tightness of all nuts, bolts and screws. Bef re or after use, s. o periodically check the prop nut for tightnesBatteryecharge e. Follow the battery manufacturndations for battery maintenance. Have your batteries tested annually to ensure quality of operation. Always disconnect the trolling motor battery when not in use. your batteries after each us er’s RrecommeCAUTION
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 23 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Freezing Temperature Storage ot be affected by freezing temperatures. Store your trolling motor where it will n Installing or Replacing the Propeller See the “Accessories” section of this manual to order a replacement propeller. M ke sure the motor is disconnected from the battery before replacing the propeller. a D not strike a bent prop pin with a hammer to remove the . This mayopin cause damage to the armature, which is not oplic vered by warranty. MotorGuide recommends using ers. handling the prop, first check for sharp edges or wear protective peller straight off. If the prop is stuck, grasp one blade with one with a rubber 1) Whengloves to prevent cuts to the hands. 2) While holding the propeller blade, use a prop wrench to loosen and remove the propeller nut. 3) Pull the prohand and tap lightly on the backside of the opposite blade CAUTION CAUTION Propeller Pin Propeller Propeller Nut
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 24 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com mallet. If necessary, repeat the procedure on all blades until the propeller ) If the propeller pin is bent, replace it. r pin. ) tighten sec with your fingers. Tighten another 1/4 turn using a MotorGuide Prop Wrench, part number MGA050B6. comes off. 4 5) Align the new propeller with the propelle 6ller nut and urelyReinstall the prope
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 25 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com TROUBLESHOOTING Fr uently Asked Questions eqn on the foot-pedal but nothing happens. A ed; refer to the “Activating the Electronic ID number” section of this manual. Q Activating the electronic ID number does not work. A The receiver’s memory might be full, see the “Erasing the Receiver’s Memory” section of this manual. Q I pressed the test button on the battery indicator and all of the lights came on at once. A All lights on the battery indicator illuminated at once means the steering or trolling motor have been overloaded. Wait for the unit to cool down. If the system does not return to normal after cooling, contact your nearest Service Center. Q The system stopped working. A Check the battery in the foot-pedal and replace if necessary. Q The receiver beeps when I press a butto The receiver does not have the foot-pedals electronic ID number programmPROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES AND/OR SOLUTIONS Loss of power • The propeller may be fouled. Remove the propeller; clean or replace if necessary. • The battery connections may be corroded. • The battery may have low voltage. Recharge and test for a bad cell. • The wire gauge from the battery to the trolling motor may be insufficient. (Six-gauge wire is recommended.) • A bad or faulty connection or pinched wire could exist in the boat wiring or trolling motor wiring. • The permanent magnets may be cracked or chipped. The motor will whine or grind. • There may be water in the lower unit.
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 26 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Motor makes excessive • The propeller may be fouled. Remove the eller; clean or replace if necessary. he propeller may be loose. Check to see if the eller is secure. armature may be bent. Remove the he unit on and look for the shaft to wobble. op y hand; it should turn freely with a slight worn out. noise or vibrates excessively prop• Tprop• Thepropeller and set the motor at medium speed. Turn t• The magnets may be interfering with the armature. Turn the power is off. Turn the prbmagnetic drag. • The bearings or bushings may beMo s to run at any speed • Check the trolling motor fuse/circuit breaker on the boat. • Check for lotor failose or corroded connections. d; it should turn freely with a slight magnet • Check the plug for a loose or bad connection. • Make sure the power is off. Turn the prop by handrag. Motor loses one or more speeds • The propeller may be fouled. Remove the propeller; clean or replace if necessary. Mount is t is designed to easily release am locking mechanism is loosened. y release, it is typically due to mount at hard to latch • Your bow mounto the mount base plate when the cIf it does not easilthe cam lock not being loosened or thebase plate is not mounted evenly on the bodeck. of • It is possible the pivot pin on the underside the mount is not secured by the large flangehook. • It is also possible that the cam lock mechanismat the back of the mount it not fully engaged. Check to ensure the cam lock is properly tightened. Battery drains • occur if your motor remains ll a otor. Voltage drain willcontinually connected to your battery. Instapower disconnect switch or disconnect the trolling mMotor automatically throttles back • Refer to your nearest Service Dealer for assistance with trolling motor repairs.
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 27 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com Refer to your nearest Service ce with trolling motor repairs. Dealer for assistan INFORMATIONFOR REPAIR SERVICEContact your nearestcomplete listing of Seour MotorGuide web site MotorGuide Service Dealer. See a rvice Dealers in the US and Canada at : www.motorguide.com. sumer Affairs to Call Mercury Marine Con obtain the name and location of the S Australia Pacific: 61-3-9Canada: Europe, Africa & MiddlJapan: Latin America: Singapore: 65-6546ervice Dealer nearest you. United States: 1-920-929-5040 791-5822 905-816-4751 e East: 32-87-323-211 81-53-423-2500 954-744-3500 -6160 REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ORDERINGMotorGuide has establisDistributors throughout tthe following informationService Dealer to order p • Model Num • Serial Number • Part Numbhed Service Dealers as Parts he United States and Canada. Have ready and contact the nearest arts: ber er
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 28 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com MOTORGUIDE ACCESSORIES Making It More Perfect. Who says you cannot make the best even better? MotorGuidactory acce e® ssories let fishermen customize motors to their own unique needs. In ddition, every one is a perfect fit. EPLAC Description Numberfa R EMENT PROPS Prop 3P.5" 2 Blade Power op MGA0495 r#12 33.5" Machette III, MGA087B Blade #16 ADDITIOnap-onNAL HARDWARE ACCESORIES S Wireless Mounting Plate Cover MGA506rotective co r converts ounting plathen your trollot in use. Prop Wench MGA050B6 Comes complete with spare prop nut and two prop pins, allowing fast anges. prop chA1 P vem e to a step w ing motor is n50 Amp Circuit Breaker MM5870 Protects trolling motor and boat wiring from connection failures and is a safety must. DRC–Remote Control M887657 Digital RF Wireless Remote Key FOB
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 29 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com MOTORGUIDE LIMITED THREE-YEAR WARRANTY Keep your original purchase receipt) nd are warranted to the original retail purchaser to be free om defects in material and/or workmanship for a period of three (3) years from the date of urchase. This Limited Warranty begins on the date the product is first sold to a retail e product is first put ucts receive coverage for one (1) year from the date of first tail sa MotorGuide Ac essories are covered by this Limited Warranty for a coverage he dat arr rod due to abuse, i.e., bent columns, bent armature shafts, br ntrol cables, etc., accidents, modifications, misuse, excessive wear or e c r’s fail e reasonable and necessary installation or care. ng by than an authorized Service Dealer will void this arranty. arranty service, the purchaser should deliver or return the unit (postage repaid and insured) to any MotorGuide Authorized Service Dealer. Products returned by mail ould also be carefully packaged and include a note describing the nature of the problem ase or registration verification is required otorGuide, at its discretion, will under the terms of this warranty. Neither MotorGuide nor e responsible for damages to MotorGuirepairs performed by anyone other than an authorized MotorGuide Se ther MotorGuide nor Mercury Marine is responsible for failure or damage cainstallation, set-up, preparation, or previous service or repair errors. The product registration must be processed by MotorGuide within ten ate our warranty. MotorGuide products requiring s d ty may be repaired or replaced for a reasonable fee. ALL EQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARE EXCLUDED FROM THIS MPLIED WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO THE LIFE OF THIS WARRANTY. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY R LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL MITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. ECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE MAY VARY FROM STATE TO STATE. _______________o any subsequent purchaser n of the unused warranty period. 2 Commercial use is defined as any work or employmen product, or any use of the product which generates income, for any part of th nty period, even if the product is only occasionally used for such purpose. ( For recreational use customers, MotorGuide Tour, Digital Freshwater, Digital Steering, aSaltwater Series electric trolling motors 1frppurchaser or the date on which thommercial into service, whichever occurs first. 2 users of these prodCre le.period of cone (1) year from t e of retail sale. This w anty does not cover poken co uct damage damagOpeni aused by an ownethe lower unit (motor) To obtain wure to providanyone otherwpshand/or service requested. A copy of the proof of purchith the return of the product for warranty consideration. Mwrepair or replace items coveredMotorGuide Service Dealers ar de products due to rvice Dealer. Neiused by improper (10) days from the dervice not covereof purchase to validate yunder the terms of this warranINCIDENTAL AND\OR CONSWARRANTY. ILASTS OR THE EXCLUSION ODAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LITHIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPOTHER LEGAL RIGHTS WHICH For Your Records: Model Number_____________________ _________ ____ Serial Number______________________________ 1 Warranty is transferable t for the duratiot-related use of the e warra
MOTORGUIDE WIRELESS 90-MM5997 For Questions, Contact Consumer Affairs at #1-920-929-5040 30 © 2005, MotorGuide www.motorguide.com OUR IS INCLUDED IN THE BOX AND IS SEPARATE hank you for purchasing and registering IMPORTANT!! REGISTER Y PRODUCT The warranty registration card (located in the box) should be completed and mailed to Mercury Marine to validate your warranty. To replace a lost warranty card, contact the Mercury Marine Registration Department at 1-920-929-5054. WARRANTY CARD REGISTRATION FROM THIS MANUAL. PLEASE FILL OUT AND MAIL IMMEDIATELY TOVALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY. Tthis MotorGuide product.
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