Edgewater Networks 240IS, Owner'S Manual

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Step 5: The Harness Pack will contain a rocker switch, a relay pack and a switch harness. When you open
your harness the switch will not have any wires attached, but it will have three terminals to hook the three spade
connectors. There will be a black coated wire that is 20 ft long, on one end will be spade connectors on a
purple, green & blue wire. This is your cable that will run from relay pack to switch. On the other end of this
cable is a Deutsch waterproof connector, which will plug into the relay harness later. This cable will need to
run from switch to your relay location, which should be near a power source, normally in the battery
compartment. (Spades go to switch)
Purple—wire goes on middle of switch (COMMON )
Blue—wire goes to top of switch (UP)
Green—wire goes to bottom of switch (DOWN)
NOTE: If for some reason after connections are made the switch does not work as marked on switch you
can switch the blue & green wires
.
Step 6: Even through the relay pack is water resistant every effort should be made to locate this relay
assembly in a place that will be as dry as possible. It can be mounted with screws or cable ties, but needs to be
kept dry as possible. The red wire with the 30-amp shortstop circuit breaker goes to positive post of your
battery: the black wire goes to negative post of your battery
. NOTE: The 30 AMP breaker has a reset in
one end, which can be reset if needed. Now you are ready to plug in all your connectors, the connectors are
arranged so they will only plug in one way. The cable wire from switch plugs in one connector, the motor from
plate plugs in the other connector.
Step 7:
You are ready to test your plate. Run plate Up and Down a little at a time to make sure your wires
are correctly placed and not getting caught in plate.
Step 8 : If installing a gauge kit we recommend install sending unit before mounting the engine.
Step 9: Engine is ready to mount at this time. The engine will mount right into selected hole pattern, be sure
to use ½” stainless bolts & nylon lock nuts. After engine is mounted (Repeat Step 7) plate should run smoothly
up and down. You are finished at this time.