Why is my MotorGuide Outboard Motor losing power?
If your MotorGuide Outboard Motor experiences a loss of power, start by checking for these potential causes: * Weeds, fishing line, or debris wrapped around the propeller: Remove any obstructions. * Wiring or electrical connection faulty: Ensure the wire gauge from the battery to the trolling motor is sufficient. Six-gauge wire (13 mm²) is recommended.
What to do if my MotorGuide Outboard Motor fails on all speeds?
If your MotorGuide Outboard Motor fails to run on all speeds, check the following: * The fuse or circuit breaker is open: Locate and correct the cause of the overload. Then replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker. * Check the connector for a loose or damaged connection.
Why is my MotorGuide Outboard Motor making excessive noise and vibration?
If your MotorGuide Outboard Motor is making excessive noise or vibrating, this could be due to a propeller issue. If the propeller is loose, damaged, or off-balance, you should refer to Maintenance to address the issue.
Why does my MotorGuide Outboard Motor have unintended heading changes in Heading Lock?
If you're experiencing unintended heading changes in Heading Lock with your MotorGuide Outboard Motor, the cable tension screw might be too tight. Loosen the cable tension screw and tighten only until there is no play in the foot pedal pad.
Why does my MotorGuide Outboard Motor have unintended kick-out of Anchor Mode?
If you are experiencing unintended kick-out of Anchor Mode on your MotorGuide Outboard Motor, it might be due to the cable tension screw being too tight. To resolve this, loosen the cable tension screw and tighten only until there is no play in the foot pedal pad.
What to do if my MotorGuide Outboard Motor fails on one or more speeds?
If your MotorGuide Outboard Motor experiences motor failure on one or more speeds, it could be related to a loose, damaged, or off-balance propeller. You should refer to Maintenance to address the issue.
How to fix excessive steering on my MotorGuide Outboard Motor?
If you are experiencing excessive steering with your MotorGuide Outboard Motor, it might be because the cable tension screw is too tight. To fix this, loosen the cable tension screw and tighten only until there is no play in the foot pedal pad.
How to remove a stuck propeller from my MotorGuide Outboard Motor?
If you're having difficulty removing the propeller from your MotorGuide Outboard Motor, it could be due to a bent propeller pin. Try holding one blade and lightly tapping the opposite blade with a rubber mallet.
How to stop my MotorGuide Outboard Motor mount bracket from squeaking?
If your MotorGuide Outboard Motor mount bracket squeaks, the lock pins may need lubrication. Lubricate the lock pins on the mount bracket with 2-4-C with PTFE.
General| Thrust | 82 lbs |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 24V |
| Steering | Cable Steer |
| Battery Requirement | Two 12V batteries |
| Shaft Length | 45 inches |
| Mount | Bow |
| Speed Settings | Variable |
| Warranty | 3 years |
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