Airmar P48W - Manual (Page 4)

Figure 7. TM models: Disassembling/assembling
Copyright © 2012 Airmar Technology Corp.
Optional Trolling Motor Mount:
P48W or TM150M Only
NOTE: The other TM models are too large for this fitting.
Assembling the Fitting
1. Remove the transducer from the transom fitting by first removing
the two screws and the cover (see Figure 6 or 7). Lift out the
transducer and the spring.
2. Insert the spring and transducer in the trolling fitting (see
Figure 8). Be sure the boss on the fitting engages the groove in
the transducer.
3. Slide the locking ring along the cable until it rests against the
transducer.
4. Using the two 6 x 3/4" screws supplied, screw the locking ring
onto the trolling fitting. Be sure the notches in the locking ring
mesh with the notches on the top of the transducer.
Hand-tighten only. Do not over-tighten.
NOTE: Do not use the screws from the transom fitting.
4
Figure 8. P48W or TM150M: Assembling the trolling motor fitting
Copyright © 2008 - 2012 Airmar Technology Corp.
screw (2)
lock ring
transducer
trolling
spring
slot for
band clamp (2)
housing
(6 x 3/4 ")
Figure 6. P48W: Disassembling/assembling transom fitting
Copyright © 2008 Airmar Technology Corp.
screw (2)
cover
transducer
spring
transom
housing
(6 x 1/2 ")
Figure 9. P48W or TM150M: Trolling motor mount
support tube
band clamp
sensor
cable
cable ties
Copyright © 2008 Airmar Technology Corp.
Checking for Leaks
When the boat is placed in the water, immediately check for leaks
around the screws and any other holes drilled in the hull. Note that
very small leaks may not be readily observed. Do not leave the boat
in the water unchecked for more than three hours.
slot for TM150M
cable exit
transom fitting (TM150M shown)
NOTE: TM models
do NOT use spring
screw (2)
cover
transducer
transom
housing
(6 x 1/2 ")
(P48W shown)