Section 6D:
Control Panel Removal/Replacement
The only reason this assembly would have to be removed is for repair.
Tools needed: 11/16” socket or wrench; 9/16” socket or wrench; 3/8” wrench; #2
Phillips screwdriver
Step 1:
Remove the power board. (Pages 21-22)
Step 2:
Remove the batteries. (Pages 23-24)
Step 3:
Right;
Using an 11/16”
socket or wrench, remove the nut
indicated, and remove the left
cable.
Step 4:
Right and below
right;
Remove the nuts from the
red and black terminals
indicated,
and remove the battery wiring
harness.
View below shows more detail for the
terminals location
Note that there are a total of 7 connections
to the control panel in addition to the 3
battery cables detailed above in steps 3 and
4. (Highlighted by the red circles)
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