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EMERGENCY STOW PROCEDURES
a. Locate the Indicator Panel at the base of the Mount.
b. Ensure that the motor is powered “on” by checking
that the System Status
SYSTEM
STATUS
LED is illuminated blue.
c. Press and hold the Power
button for 10 seconds.
d. The blue and orange LEDs next to the System Status
(blue) and Stowed (orange) Indicators will flash
alternately, and the motor will begin to stow.
1
Stowing from the Mount
In the unlikely event the Wireless Remote or One-Boat Network app becomes non-functioning, the motor can be stowed from the
Indicator Panel at the base of the Mount.
SYSTEM STATUS
RIPTIDE INSTINCT
System System
Status Status
LEDLED
Stowed Stowed
LEDLED
Indicator PanelIndicator Panel
Power Power
ButtonButton
In the unlikely event that the motor will not stow from the Wireless Remote or One-Boat Network app, the following alternative stow
methods can be used to resolve the issue.
EMERGENCY STOW PROCEDURES
NOTICE: If the motor stalls when attempting to stow, the motor may be encountering an error. Check for obstructions or low
motor batteries. If the batteries are too low to fully stow the motor, re-engage power, deploy the motor, trim the lower unit to its
highest setting, and turn power o until batteries can be recharged. Once batteries are charged, attempt to stow the motor again.
MANUAL STOW BYPASS
If the motor loses power or will not stow by any other method, a Manual Stow Bypass procedure can be used to
manually stow the motor. The Manual Stow Bypass involves two steps:
1. Manually Trim the Motor
2. Manually Stow the Motor
After completing both steps of the Manual Stow Bypass, return to shore and resolve the error or take the motor
to a Minn Kota authorized service provider. Once the error has been resolved, see the “Manual Stow Bypass
Recovery” section for instructions on restoring motor functions after an emergency stow.
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WARNING
During this procedure, the motor will go into an automated sequence. Keep fingers clear of all hinges, pivot points and all
moving parts. Ensure that the motor or parts of the motor do not contact the boat, trailer, persons, or any other obstruction.
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