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STEP 1:
Make sure that the speed control dial
is in the off (center) position before inserting
the battery or motor console and connecting
the wiring harness to the kayak.
STEP 2:
Place battery into battery box.
Connect red wire to positive terminal and
black wire to negative terminal. Strap battery
box securely behind the seat. The battery box
strap goes around the security bar in the tank
well floor.
STEP 3:
With the kayak in the water secure
the front pivots of your console into the
brackets located on the boat by pushing
the unit forward into the brackets. Using
the Quick-Stand, prop the console into the
raised position so the propeller does not run
aground.
STEP 4:
When at suitable water depth, put
rudder down, and, while holding the console
push the Quick-Stand away from you with
your hand or foot. Lower the console into
place. Press and hold the console down and
secure it in place with the knob.
STEP 5:
Attach both kill-switch keys to the
console, making sure the upper kill-switch
lanyard is attached to you. Have a paddle
placed as a back-up in the clip located on the
side of the kayak and an approved personal
flotation device.
STEP 6:
You are now ready to go. Use the
speed dial to go forward or reverse and find
your perfect speed. Use the foot pedals to
control the rudder.
GETTING STARTED
REPLACEMENT PARTS
Replacement parts are available by calling Old Town customer service
at 800-8-KAYAKS (800-852-9257).
Motor fails to turn on or loses power after a short running time:
• Make sure both kill switch keys are in place.
• Check circuit breaker on the battery box. The reset button will be out
if blown. Reset by pressing the button back in.
• Insure that the motor plug is fully inserted in the receptacle in
the boat and that both are free of any corrosion.
• Check battery connections for proper polarity and make sure
battery terminals are clean and corrosion free. Use fine sandpaper
or emery cloth to clean terminals.
• Check battery charge, if low return to full charge.
• With battery disconnected make sure prop turns freely. Also
check behind prop for obstructions and debris. See prop
replacement instructions on page 5.
• Check that speed control knob is securely attached to pivot post.
• If this still doesn’t solve the issue, contact customer service.
Motor stops working completely after a short time:
• Turn the speed control dial to the “off” position. Then continue
normal operation.
• Insure that the motor plug and battery plug are fully inserted in the
sockets and that both are free of any corrosion.
• Check battery charge, if low return to full charge.
• Insure that both kill switch keys are in place.
You experience prop vibration or loud vibration noise coming
from the motor during normal operation:
• Ensure that the console locking knob is tight to reduce vibration.
• Remove and rotate the prop 180 degrees. See propeller
replacement instructions on page 5.
• If prop is damaged replace with the MKP-2 prop kit (see page 5).
For all other technical questions and concerns, contact
Old Town customer service at 800-8-KAYAKS (800-852-9257) or
TROUBLESHOOTING
Part Number: 01.1315.0615
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