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Dead Hummingbird 757c GPS
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Good luck. Doesn't sound like you have much to lose really. I say why the F not.
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good luck but after you are done, use some non electrically corrosive sealant to reseal things. some of the most common sealants can cause issues with electronics.
I bet its just corrosion in the solder joints and remelting to resolder all of them again will be all it takes to fix it, with many faulty marine electronic equipt, that's all it turns out to be Last edited by keakar; 07-24-2015 at 02:45 PM. |
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OK...Eureka !!!!!!! After much work with 100% modified tools etc., I think I'm on the verge of fixing my GPS/Depth finder. #1- there was some kind of black foam on top of something, it was all messed up and maybe damp due to a crack on the glass front. After removing that, and figuring out if an old 12V power supply was good, and the polarity, bla bla, I got it to power on, and to allow me to apply the Exit button. Now I need to dry it out, and celebrate my $500.00 savings.
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congrats
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Corrosion X is some good stuff to use to displace water and prevent corrosion. I spray all the electricals on my motors for good measure. It's supposed to be good for electronics also. Read up on it. Some reviews say it will revitalize electronics. It will eat any corrosion you can't access while adding protection.
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At is very moment I'm sitting in my brothers cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains. At 10:00 AM, it's 73 deg F outside. The windows stay open all day and night. At 5:30 PM every day some deer come up to eat out of his feeder.
Point being......if it was this cool in SW La. now, I could also fix the bilge pump switch .....and.....swap the plugs on my trolling motor(for the second time). The Spec's would be cooperating, and I would be filling up my freezers again w/ spec's and shrimp.... |
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