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Disabling the Heading Hold Function on the Foot Pedal

You can disable the heading hold function on the foot pedal to avoid accidentally engaging it.
Make sure that the foot pedal has power.
On the foot pedal, quickly press   6 times.

The status LED turns red for 1 second to indicate that the heading hold function is disabled on the foot 
pedal.

TIP: To enable heading hold again, quickly press   6 times. The status LED turns green for 1 second to indicate 
that the heading hold function is enabled on the foot pedal.

Operation

You can use the remote control, the foot pedal, a compatible Garmin chartplotter, a compatible Garmin 
wearable, such as a Garmin quatix

®

 7, or a combination of these devices to operate the trolling motor.

NOTE: The foot pedal is an optional accessory that is sold separately.
In general, most of the instructions provided for the remote control also apply to a connected chartplotter. For 
specific chartplotter instructions, see the latest owner's manual for your chartplotter.
NOTE: Some features available when using the remote control and chartplotter are not available when using the 
foot pedal only.

Turning the Propeller On and Off

 WARNING

Do not use the motor in areas where you or other people in the water may come into contact with the rotating 
propeller.
Do not run the motor when the propeller is out of the water. Contact with the rotating propeller may result in 
severe injury.

If necessary, deploy the trolling motor (

Deploying the Motor from the Stowed Position, page 2

).

NOTE: The propeller cannot turn on when the trolling motor is in the stowed position.

On the remote control or foot pedal, press 

 to turn on the propeller.

Press 

 to turn off the propeller.

Adjusting the Speed of the Motor

You can adjust the speed of the trolling motor using the remote control or the foot pedal.
If necessary, press   on the remote control, or steer with the foot pedal, to enter manual mode.
Select an option:

• On the remote control, press   and 

 to increase and decrease the speed of the motor.

• On the foot pedal, rotate the speed wheel away from you and toward you to increase and decrease the 

speed of the motor.

The PROP field on the remote control and the bars on the display panel indicate the propeller speed (

Trolling 

Motor Display Panel, page 3

).

If necessary, turn on the propeller (

Turning the Propeller On and Off, page 13

).

The propeller speed you selected is retained if the propeller is turned off or if you start another function of the 
motor such as cruise control or anchor lock.

Toggling Full Speed

On the remote control, press 

 twice.

The trolling motor propeller speed quickly increases to full speed.

Press 

 to return to the previous propeller speed.

TIP: When at full speed, you can press   on the remote control to slowly decrease the propeller speed.

Operation

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Summary of Contents for FORCE KRAKEN

Page 1: ...FORCE KRAKENTROLLINGMOTOR Owner sManual...

Page 2: ...without obligation to notify any person or organization of such changes or improvements Go to www garmin com for current updates and supplemental information concerning the use of this product Garmin...

Page 3: ...lding Your Position 15 Gesture Controls 16 Waypoints 16 Creating a Waypoint 16 Navigating to a Waypoint 16 Viewing Waypoint Details 17 Editing a Waypoint Name 17 Deleting a Waypoint 17 Routes 17 Navig...

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Page 5: ...allow rocks docks pilings and other boats Always disconnect the motor from the battery before cleaning or servicing the propeller to avoid injury CAUTION Always keep the remote control on your person...

Page 6: ...parts from aligning correctly before using the motor Stowing the Motor from the Deployed Position 1 Hold down the pedal to release the latch NOTE The motor may automatically steer to 90 for stowing Th...

Page 7: ...isplay Panel The display panel on the trolling motor mount shows important information at a glance NOTE The backlight on the display panel reacts to the ambient light and dims automatically at night G...

Page 8: ...edures Power Hold to turn the motor off NOTE By default the trolling motor turns on automatically when it receives power It is not necessary to push this button to turn it on This can be changed in th...

Page 9: ...tor Calibrate Compass A message appears on the display while the trolling motor prepares the calibration process and you should wait until instructed to begin 4 Using a foot pedal remote control or ou...

Page 10: ...eless Devices Garmin Trolling Motor Start 4 On the trolling motor display panel press three times to enter pairing mode on the trolling motor display panel illuminates blue as it searches for a connec...

Page 11: ...ote control insert the loop of the lanyard through the slot 2 Thread the other end of the lanyard through the loop and pull it tight 3 If necessary place the lanyard around your neck or wrist to tethe...

Page 12: ...5 ft increments When in heading hold or manual control press and for single degree step turns or hold for steering in five degree increments Press and for incremental speed changes or hold for contin...

Page 13: ...battery level by pressing Shows the status of the propeller When the propeller icon is shown the propeller is active When the propeller icon is not shown the propeller is off Shows the GPS signal stre...

Page 14: ...Bring the remote control within 1 m 3 ft of the display panel on the trolling motor 4 Turn on the remote control 5 On the remote control select Settings Remote Control Pairing Start on the trolling m...

Page 15: ...NOTE When anchor lock or heading hold is on or you are following a route tilt the pedal or press a button to resume manual control at the previous propeller speed Status LED Shows the status of the f...

Page 16: ...hin 30 seconds of turning on the foot pedal hold until the status LED on the foot pedal illuminates blue 6 Release The status LED on the foot pedal illuminates blue as it searches for a connection the...

Page 17: ...he motor when the propeller is out of the water Contact with the rotating propeller may result in severe injury 1 If necessary deploy the trolling motor Deploying the Motor from the Stowed Position pa...

Page 18: ...trolling motor In manual mode you can adjust the direction and speed of the trolling motor as needed NOTE The trolling motor is in manual mode by default when you turn it on 1 If necessary on the rem...

Page 19: ...the anchor lock feature you must calibrate the trolling motor Calibrating the Trolling Motor page 5 The anchor lock feature is an autopilot function that uses GPS to set and maintain your position us...

Page 20: ...2 Point the remote control in the direction you want to move your position Your position jogs 1 5 m 5 ft in the direction you point 3 Release 4 Repeat this procedure until the you are in the position...

Page 21: ...the chartplotter only You can save up to 100 routes Navigating a Route 1 On the remote control select Routes A list of the ten closest routes is shown 2 Select a route 3 Select Navigate To 4 Select a...

Page 22: ...ks stored on the other device Saving the Active Track The track currently being recorded is called the active track You can save the active track and navigate it later You can save up to 50 tracks on...

Page 23: ...e saved track Deleting a Saved Track 1 On the remote control select Tracks Saved Tracks A list of the ten closest saved tracks is shown 2 Select a saved track 3 Select Delete Navigating Before you can...

Page 24: ...sary if you install a LiveScope transducer on the trolling motor Auto Power On Turns on the trolling motor when you apply power to the system Heading Hold Sets the behavior of the heading hold feature...

Page 25: ...Sets the beeper to sound for key presses and alarms Auto Power Off Sets the length of time before the remote control turns off automatically Calibrate Calibrates the remote control for the gesture co...

Page 26: ...ar and replace it as necessary Check and clean the power cables Lubricate the hinge with marine grade grease Clean and lubricate the stow and deploy latch pedal and latch bar Clean or replace the anod...

Page 27: ...the trolling motor 5 Connect the mobile device to the internet 6 From the ActiveCaptain app select My Marine Devices Download NOTE The option to download an update is shown only if a software update...

Page 28: ...n overhang length 20 7 cm 81 8 in 20 7 cm 81 8 in 20 7 cm 81 8 in Deployed Dimensions Item 63 in Model 75 in Model 90 in Model minimum height 48 6 cm 19 1 8 in 48 6 cm 19 1 8 in 48 6 cm 19 1 8 in moun...

Page 29: ...ompleting our online registration today Register using the ActiveCaptain app Keep the original sales receipt or a photocopy in a safe place Contacting Garmin Support Go to support garmin com for help...

Page 30: ...ack model 0 9 m 3 ft 63 in white model 1 2 m 4 ft 75 in model 1 2 m 4 ft 90 in model 1 2 m 4 ft Input voltage From 20 to 45 Vdc Input amperage 60 A continuous Breaker not included 42 VDC or greater su...

Page 31: ...N Newton 5 lbf pound force and 5 A 24 0 Vdc Power Source Throttle Level Thrust Current 10 25 N 6 lbf 2 A 20 45 N 10 lbf 3 A 30 70 N 16 lbf 6 A 40 101 N 23 lbf 9 A 50 140 N 31 lbf 14 A 60 184 N 41 lbf...

Page 32: ...IPX75 Compass safe distance 15 cm 6 in Foot Pedal Dimensions L W H 303 221 110 mm 1115 16 811 16 4 5 16 in Weight 1 8 kg 4 lb Operating temperature From 15 to 55 C 5 to 131 F Storage temperature From...

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Page 34: ...support garmin com GUID B3BCDA2E E3B8 4864 840E DA1DB2C5C670 v1 September 2023...

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