How do you sync a MotorGuide wireless foot pedal?
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How do you sync a MotorGuide wireless foot pedal?
Wireless series motors can be paired with up to 4 remotes / wireless foot pedals. To pair a new remote, disconnect the trolling motor from the batteries and re-connect. Then, within 10 seconds, hold the + and – buttons until you hear a long beep indicating the remote has been paired.
How do you troubleshoot a MotorGuide trolling motor?
Start by inspecting your electrical system to ensure power is reaching the motor. Check the connections at the battery terminals and the trolling motor. Clean battery posts with a wire brush when you discover corrosion and grime. Check the voltage on the battery, and replace if the battery will not hold a full charge.
Can you turn on a trolling motor out of water?
Your motor is cooled by the water around it, while running it out of the water for a very short time would be OK, it would take a long time to drain the battery much running the motor out of the water with no load. Why risk damaging a very expensive TM to just drain the battery down.
How do you use a foot control trolling motor?
Typically, when the steering pedal is pushed forward (toe downwards, heel up), the trolling motor will turn to the right. When using your heel to push the pedal backwards (toe upwards, heel down). The best way to get the hang of steering and operating a trolling motor is practice.
How do you use a trolling motor foot control?
Why is my trolling motor not running at full power?
Re: Trolling Motor not receiving as much power 1-Try opening up the cells and see if its low on water. If thats the case then thats an easy fix. Go an get some distilled water and fill it up to where the battery starts to narrow. 2-Check where the wires connect to the battery for some currosion.
Why am I not getting power to my trolling motor?
Loose Connection A loose or broken wire is one of the most common problems if you have no power to your trolling motor. Often, the vibrations that come with repeated uses will cause wires or other parts to shake loose, killing the electrical circuit.
