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Care & Cleaning Instructions
To keep your trolling motor looking its best:
power washer.
available in any auto store, to keep the
oking fresh.
4. ohol, solven es on the motor
plas .
ustomer Responsibilities
he motor/mount warranty does not cover items that have been subjected to
oper full value from the warranty, the
oto o d in this manual.
oap1. Periodically wash it with warm s
2. Do not use a high pressure or
3. Use a vinyl/rubber UV protector,
cables lo
y water and a soft cloth or sponge.
Never use harsh chemicals, alc
tics, rubber or painted parts
ts or abrasiv
C
T
ator abuse or negligence. To receive
r/m unt must be maintained as instructem
eeds, fishing
or other d ler or the
Check behind the propeller after each use to ensure w
line ebris are not rapped around the propelw
propeller shaft.
Periodically lubricate al
aerosol lubrican
part of the unit. Many spr
l the latch pins and clamp screws with a non-
t. Never use an aerosol lubricant to grease or oil any
a lubricants contain harmful propellants that
can cause damage to various parts of your trolling motor.
y
Check the tightness of the batte ery l ad connections.
Periodically inspect for loose or corroded wiring connections.
Thoroughly rinse your trolli motor with freshwater after each use in
saltwater.
ng
Periodically make a visual inspection for tightness of all nuts, bolts and
screws.
Bef re or after use, s. o periodically check the prop nut for tightnes
Battery
echarge e. Follow the battery manufactur
ndations for battery maintenance. Have your batteries tested
annually to ensure quality of operation.
Always disconnect the trolling motor battery when not in use.
your batteries after each us er’s R
recomme
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