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Routing the speed cable to the control head:
1.You may route the cable over the top of the transom, or drill a 5/8” (16 mm) diameter hole in the transom directly above the module and above the waterline to route cable through. Use the cable clamps provided to secure the cable to the transom of the boat. If you use a
NOTE: On fiberglass hulls, it is best to start with a smaller drill bit and use progressively larger drill bits to reduce the chance of chipping or flaking the outer coating.
2.All mounting screws require a 5/32” (13.5 mm) pilot hole drilled approximately 5/8” (16 mm) deep. Additionally, seal any hole drilled in the transom of the boat with
3.Route the cable to the control head, and insert the connector into the appropriate slot. Use the connector designated for accessories on the control head.
4.If the connections are correct, the control head will begin displaying boat speed information immediately (assuming that the control head is powered on and the boat is moving). If the speed sensor fails to read properly at high speeds, adjust the height of the module on the transom.
Cleaning the Speed accessory:
1.You should periodically remove the paddlewheel from the housing and clean it to remove growth resulting from the marine environment, as a clean paddlewheel results in more accurate readings.
NOTE: This procedure should only be performed when the boat is not running, and is normally performed when the boat is out of the water.
Rotating Retaining Axial Clip to Remove Paddlewheel
2.Clean the paddlewheel by disengaging the axial clip from the housing wedge and rotating it forward. Once you have rotated the axial clip, remove it from the housing by sliding it away from the holes in the housing.
3.Clean the removed paddlewheel with a mild solution of biodegradable soap or hot water. Clean the wheel well of debris and/or algae at this time.
4.Once you have cleaned the paddlewheel, you may
NOTE: The paddlewheel must be oriented so that it is scooping the water.
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