Axis Wake Research A20 - Gauges, Switches and Video Screens; General; Troubleshooting

2016 Axis Wake Research Owner’s Manual . . . Page 5-10
If any of the following issues cannot be reced by using the suggested remedies, take your boat to an
authorized Axis dealer for assistance. Do not aempt to correct problems by methods not recommended
in this Troubleshoong Guide. Ulizing other aempts to correct issues could result in addional prob-
lems or damage to a system that is not covered under warranty.
GENERAL
The boat will not start.
• Be certain the Emergency Safety Stop Switch is aached to the connecon point on the driver’s panel
and to the boat operator.
• Be certain the engine electrical system is ON. Generally, this requires turning the ignion key ON or
pressing the ON buon.
• It is possible the display is in a “sleep” mode. Press a key or touch the screen to see if the aected
display acvates.
• Verify that the baery connecons are secure.
• Refer to the Engine Owner’s Manual for addional suggesons.
The boat will not shi into gear.
• When engaging the transmission from neutral either forward or backward into reverse, pull up on the
safety collar located directly below the throle lever knob. The safety collar helps avoid unintenonal
movement into gear.
• When shiing gears, always do so smoothly and briskly. Being either too hard and slamming the gears,
or too tentave is hard on the shier/throle system and can result in damage that is not covered
under warranty.
The engine/drive train is not operang properly.
• Refer rst to the Engine Owner’s Manual for guidance.
• Check the fuel level in the boat to be certain that the engine is not “starving” from lack of fuel or con-
taminated fuel.
• Check for engine warning messages on the gauges/display. If any are present, take the boat to the
closest authorized Axis dealer for evaluaon and repair.
GAUGES, SWITCHES,
AND VIDEO SCREENS
A gauge or video screen does not light up and work as expected.
• Be certain the engine electrical system is ON. Generally, this requires turning the ignion key ON or
pressing the ON buon.
• It is possible the display is in a “sleep” mode. Press a key or touch the screen to see if the aected
display acvates.
• Verify that the baery connecons are secure.
• Determine if other gauges, switches and/or video screens are operaonal. If they are, check the circuit
breaker panel to determine if the breaker has tripped. Reset. If the circuit connues to trip, the boat
TROUBLESHOOTING