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My MinnKota PowerDrive v2 stopped working today and from the test I have run it looks like the control board has to be replaced. I have found a replacement board at Northland Marine and wanted to see if anyone has bought a board from them or is there another source that offers the boards. I'm replacing a 2034055 control board and it is 150 plus shipping. Any help would be very welcome, Thanks.
Did you try Minn Kota, If you talk nice they might just send you one.
I can't even get them to send me a remote cover, with me paying! LOL placed my order three months ago and was willing to pay their 17.00 and still nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
I don't recognize that number. Do you have V2, or v2 autopilot, v2 copilot, or v2 IPILOT?? 12v or 24v?? I know a smidge about the V2's.
I have dealt with Northland Marine. They ok.
That's where i ordered my replacement control board from. Just use your TM serial number & double check the board part number against the parts diagram they have on their website. At times, the current part number board in your TM can be superseded to a different part number - the parts diagram for your serial number TM will indicate this. It's a quick 5 second change out.
http://www.northlandmarine.com/Minnk...PARTS_DIAGRAMS
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I'd check with Jones Trolling Motor. John is a good guy and will make sure you get what you need.
If you have installed Ipilot, you may or may not need the board that came with your motor. Depends on your configuration.
It is the V2 12v. The numbers are 230-4055 under that number is 095-423 12V. I have added the I-Pilot to this unit. Everything works right but the trolling motor. It will not come on. After I got home I tried by passing the board to make sure my motor was still working and it did come on but in one speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
Here is where I got mine from. Looks like they changed the part #. They ship fast and low priced.
Minn Kota Powerdrive V2 Control Board #2304046
[QUOTE=cousinlll;2139212]That's where i ordered my replacement control board from. Just use your TM serial number & double check the board part number against the parts diagram they have on their website. At times, the current part number board in your TM can be superseded to a different part number - the parts diagram for your serial number TM will indicate this. It's a quick 5 second change out.
Minn kota Trolling Motor Parts | Bow Mount | Northland Marine
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The one that is listed as non - pilot is it and the wiring is the same as the diagram.
here is one on Ebay also.
Minn Kota Trolling Motor PC Control Board 2304055 New | eBay
Thanks, that is it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiekiller2
You need to get lessons from BillBob on how to speak to Ladys. I had my cover within 4 days free of charge.Quote:
Originally Posted by STUMP HUNTER
LOL I may need to.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
Don't mean to hijack your thread, but got a different boat and have been wondering how to figure out what model trolling motor it has. It's a Min Kota 80lb thrust foot control trolling motor. Noticed you mentioned a serial number, where would I find that on the unit? Could I use it to identify what unit I have? Thanks in advance.
The number is a part number for the board but I think the SSN is on the bottom of the head unit.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappieWhisperer
You don't need the autopilot board to run the Ipilot. A standard board without AP will work. You would not be able to reinstall autopilot though.
Try disconnecting the Ipilot and plugging your foot pedal back in before ordering a new board. Everything should work except steering.
Thanks I will try that tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
Cane Pole, I plugged in the foot pedal and the trolling motor worked find at all speeds. Does this mean it is the control board that needs replaced. I want to order one today if I need one, the fish said they wouldn't wait on me to bite!!:dono :fishQuote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
Based on the original post, the control board is good. What style remote do you have? New or old style? The remotes seem to be the big failure of the Ipilot system as it receives the most abuse or use. Also, have you changed your remote battery lately?
Yes I replaced the batteries and all works by the remote but the trolling motor. When I put the wires that goes to the motor from the outsource on the board to the to the in-source I used the remote to turn on the motor. The motor ran at full speed, this is the reason I thought the board is bad.
I do have the old remote.
The control uses the same signal wires from the Ipilot or foot pedal, thus eliminating the control board as the problem of the TM speed control. Can you borrow a remote from someone to test it out? You would have to "learn" the loaner remote. Also, check your circular connector from the Ipilot for corrosion. The pins are gold flash, but they can corrode or tarnish. However, this would probably not cause the speed problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by STUMP HUNTER
Yes I will try to borrow a remote. Thanks Cane Pole for your help. I'll post when I find out anything.
Cane Pole it is the remote. Thank you for the time and the information you shared with me. :)
When it comes to trollin motors or circuit boards or most things electrical, CP is your man.
With your remote, while having it apart, clean off the circuits under the keys. I found that some "junk" will build up causing intermittent problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by STUMP HUNTER
CanePole is the bees knees when diagnosing problems. :twocents :twocents