Did u by chance have the battery cables off the battery? If so its a 24v system u might wanna check to make sure you have them in series and not parallel.
It could be a weak battery too.
I used the search and didn’t really see an answer. I figured the MO board gets better responses anyway.
I replaced the transducer on the trolling motor last night and now the motor has no power. I really didn’t touch anything with the power to the motor and the graph actually works off the starting battery anyway.
It makes a quite humming noise and turns real slow. I mean REAL SLOW - Any ideas??
Did u by chance have the battery cables off the battery? If so its a 24v system u might wanna check to make sure you have them in series and not parallel.
It could be a weak battery too.
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now you sure you didn't unhook the battery cables so you don't accidentally turn on the motor, best check. sounds like a loose cable
Does the prop shaft turn freely by hand? If not, it could be misaligned in the housing or being bound up by something.
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty ia a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin.
Turns freely with no line wrapped on the shaft.
Now I'm armed with a voltage meeter. This could be dangerous!
sounds like its runing back on its self. switch the + an - and then bump it on to see if it works right. That does not work take an amp draw on the + with it all the way on. if it way high the the motor roter is bound up. Of corse make sure your Battery have a full charge also.
One battery only showing 5 volts and the problem was this little guy was only putting 5 volts out of one side
Muuuuch cheaper than needing a new trolling motor!
Progressive Marine Insurance SUCKS!. If you hit a submerged object they will try to prove manufacturers defect....stay away from them.
Glad it wasn't something major.
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty ia a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin.
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