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 Minnkota Maxxum 80lbs - 24V - question
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11/25/12 08:26 PM
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tinpoundbass
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Hand control model with momentary foot switches up front, it quit working yesterday, I can hear the "click" inside the housing head when I step on the on/off button, but prop doesn't turn, battery's are good, all connections are good, fuses are good, anyone got any ideas before I head to Allstar?
Thanks!
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Re: Minnkota Maxxum 80lbs - 24V - question
[Re: tinpoundbass]
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11/26/12 03:34 AM
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slabslayer1105
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I have the same one 70# foot control though. Having similar problems it work then it will just cut off and I will either have to pull it out of the water and put it back down or use the foot control to turn it several times and it will kick back on. Like you I can hear it clicking it on and foot but no go. I will be contacting minnkota soon as it is only 4 months old.
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Re: Minnkota Maxxum 80lbs - 24V - question
[Re: tinpoundbass]
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11/27/12 12:56 AM
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Doug Vahrenberg
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I would visit your local Authorized Service Center for MinnKota they can take care of your concerns.
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Re: Minnkota Maxxum 80lbs - 24V - question
[Re: tinpoundbass]
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11/27/12 12:12 PM
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OkieBob
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All Star Marine is the authorized MK dealer/service center in N TX, They have two locations, one in E Dallas and one in, I believe Lewisville. Great people, very informative and super service.
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Re: Minnkota Maxxum 80lbs - 24V - question
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11/27/12 01:53 PM
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tinpoundbass
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Dropped it off in Lewisville yesterday, they are very helpful
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Re: Minnkota Maxxum 80lbs - 24V - question
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12/01/12 02:53 AM
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slabslayer1105
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Anyword on what waswrong with it. I will be taking mine soon using the backup till then.
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Re: Minnkota Maxxum 80lbs - 24V - question
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12/01/12 01:28 PM
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Jones Trolling Motor
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I have the same one 70# foot control though. Having similar problems it work then it will just cut off and I will either have to pull it out of the water and put it back down or use the foot control to turn it several times and it will kick back on. Like you I can hear it clicking it on and foot but no go. I will be contacting minnkota soon as it is only 4 months old. Yours sounds like either an open armature, or the brush holder has melted holding the brushes back.
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