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Mariner 70 - Troubleshooting the Down and Up Circuits* (All Circuits Inoperative)

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6A-16 POWER TRIM 90-13645--2 495
No Voltage Indicated:
Check that voltage is being supplied to
control by performing the following checks:
D DO NOT start engine.
D Turn ignition switch to “Run” position.
D Check for voltage at any instrument, us-
ing a Voltmeter.
* Remote Control NOT Equipped with Trailer Button
No Voltage Indicated:
D Check battery leads and RED leads
(between engine starter motor sole-
noid and Point 3) for poor connections
or open circuits.
D Check battery charge.
Troubleshooting the “Down” and “Up” Circuits*
(All Circuits Inoperative)
Check two in-line fuses (under cowl) to see
if fuses are blown.
Fuses Not Blown:
Connect Voltmeter red lead to Point 3,
and black lead to ground. Battery voltage
should be indicated.
Battery Voltage Indicated:
D Connect Voltmeter RED lead to Point
10 and black lead to ground.
D Depress “Up” trim button and check for
battery voltage.
Battery Voltage Indicated:
D Check BLACK ground wires at solenoids
for poor connection or poor ground.
D Check BLACK motor lead for poor ground
at Point 12. If wire is grounded, the pump
motor is faulty. Refer to “Motor and Elec-
trical Tests/Repair,” following.
No Voltage Indicated:
Red wire is open between Point 14 and RED
terminal on back of the ignition switch.
D Check for loose or corroded connections.
D Check for open in wire.
Battery Voltage Indicated:
There is an open circuit in wire between
Point 5 and RED terminal on the back of the
ignition switch.
No Voltage Indicated:
Connect RED Voltmeter lead to Point 5,
and BLACK lead to ground.
Battery Voltage Indicated:
Trim switch is faulty or there is an open circuit
in wires [GREEN-WHITE, BLUE-WHITE and
PURPLE-WHITE (or PURPLE)] between trim
buttons and trim pump.
D Check trim switch.
D Check all trim harness connectors for loose
or corroded connections.
D Check for pinched or severed wires.
Blown Fuse:
D Correct problem that caused fuse to blow.
D Replace fuse.

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