Maintenance
Once you have finished using the product, wipe it down with a damp cloth and then rinse with a light spray from a
hose. Always check that the propeller is clear of line or weed, regularly check all nuts, bolts and screws and lubricate
all moving parts with an aerosol lubricant. Clean terminal connections regularly and check for frayed wires or loose
connections.
Storage
When storing the motor; lubricate all moving parts and screws and store in a well-ventilated, dry area. Do not leave
the motor outside in winter for long periods, as this will damage the permanent magnet in the unit.
Warning:
Make sure that the motor has been disconnected from any batteries before replacing the propeller. Do not
strike the propeller bin with any object in an attempt to remove it. Damage caused this way would not be
covered by warranty.
Troubleshooting
Possible Cause/Solution
Speed loss
Check for fishing line or weeds on the propeller.
Check battery status.
Check terminals on the battery.
Motor noise/Shake
Check for fishing line or weeds on the propeller.
Check to see if the propeller is secure and not
damaged.
Check the shaft to see if it is not bent. Detach the
propeller and run the motor to see if this reduces
shaft shaking. If the shaft is damaged, contact the
retailer.
Loss of speed setting
Check all the wiring connections
The switch within the motor may be burnt out, if so
contact the retailer.
Tight steering
Loosen the counterforce screw, apply lubricant and
then readjust.
USER MANUAL Model No: 3219
