Thread: Ipilot problem

Sometimes all it takes is something simple to throw the breaker....like fishing line behind the prop...might still be working last time out but after boat has sit up awhile and that dried out...it could throw a breaker. Anyway you need to take a volt meter and check and see if your getting power to the head...if not then check your breaker.

If this has not been suggested, then check the fuse, you have to remove the head and it's a mini fuse in a sealed fuse holder with a removal cap. Yellow, I think.

Big something !!

I'm ashamed to say I found the problem.....changed back to an old battery I had in the garage and it worked perfect. Keep in mind I had on a brand new battery, battery charger showed it fully charged and also the little battery icon on trolling motor showed full charge

Originally Posted by tigerinfielder3

I'm ashamed to say I found the problem.....changed back to an old battery I had in the garage and it worked perfect. Keep in mind I had on a brand new battery, battery charger showed it fully charged and also the little battery icon on trolling motor showed full charge

WOW! Glad you got it going....did you get to fish ?

Did not get to fish, I Had to catfish while I was there,( looked at my friend and said I'd rather not fish now) lol I didn't really enjoy the catfish I had that extra battery at home and hooked up today and it worked instantly

But I did catch this

Exchange that battery, or get it load tested. Or hook it back up and double check when making yor connection. Something don't sound right.