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    Posted: May-23-2020 at 4:58pm
My 3-line Perfect Pass display blinks and beeps, in concert, when key turned on. For as long as I have power on. Does not go into self-test...just keeps beeping. Anyone know what this is about?

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Originally posted by 8122pbrainard 8122pbrainard wrote:

Low voltage?


Hmmm, it didn’t occur to put that new batt on a charger...
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Originally posted by ultrarunner ultrarunner wrote:

Originally posted by 8122pbrainard 8122pbrainard wrote:

Low voltage?


Hmmm, it didn’t occur to put that new batt on a charger...


Batt voltage good. Troubleshooting has discovered that if I disconnect the two-wire cannon plug the beeping stops and I get a normal display.

Also discovered likely a bad horn, as pressing the horn button sends power to the relay as I hear it click with a draw on voltage blanking out PP. This is on batt power with a charger going.

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Those things are telling me you probably have low voltage going to the dash. You said the battery voltage is good, but the voltage might not be staying good by the time you get to the dash.

What's the two wire "cannon Plug?" Does that go to one of those course magnet pickup things?
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Originally posted by Bri892001 Bri892001 wrote:

Those things are telling me you probably have low voltage going to the dash. You said the battery voltage is good, but the voltage might not be staying good by the time you get to the dash.

What's the two wire "cannon Plug?" Does that go to one of those course magnet pickup things?


You know Brian, you could be on to something. Given the boat has a flush-port set up, I ran the boat yesterday in driveway....

PP seemed fine, and would not beep with the two-wire plug connected. See attached pictures.

Additionally, with the boat running, the horn would work, and immediately blank out the PP display, and this other voltage gauge this boat has.

Maybe a loose connection under the dash pod someplace?

Maybe we're getting closer. Definitely need it sorted out before we drop it in the water...

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Ok, more trouble shooting. I found the Neg. terminal loose on the batt. And I'm not totally convinced I have a full charge on the Bat. So, it'll charge all night and we'll see what we get manyana.
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Yup, less than solid connection anywhere along the chain will cause voltage drop.

Things acting more normal with the engine running is common, because the alternator puts out 13.5 volts or so.
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Originally posted by Bri892001 Bri892001 wrote:

Yup, less than solid connection anywhere along the chain will cause voltage drop.

Things acting more normal with the engine running is common, because the alternator puts out 13.5 volts or so.


OKEY DOKEY, I think we've got this figured out:

#1. The battery was not fully charged. Put it on the charger/monitor and it went a good 3 hours or so in charge-mode before switching to monitor. So, battery good to go...

#2. When I initially inspected the battery box, the existing main batt terminal connectors were pretty nasty, so I swapped them out. The existing cables had likely been in those connectors for a long time, and the cable ends, having been compressed for a long time, didn't fit tight enough in the new connectors, until I turned the "V" clamp upside down to compress the cable better. The permanent fix for that will be to cut the cable back to an unused section and get a different connector. A good rainy-day project. But my temp fix should be fine, as they are plenty snug.

Powering up with just the key causes the PP to self-test, knob tightens up, etc.. however I still get that beeping with the two wire plug connected. I'm assuming it's a bad magnet pickup that was previously mentioned? All seems fine on the PP with that connector disconnected, and I'm able to go through the menus and such, and deleted all those knucklehead Wakeboard users! :-)

A rotted rubber battery strap tie-down loop gave way tightening the strap. Are these available in SS?

Lastly, while crawling around in the bow, I discovered the FM antenna! Who knew!;-)

And also a blank end of a 1/2 inch hose. Will post a pic. No idea where the other end is, yet.

Thanks for the help gang.

Mark
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