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If any parts are missing or broken, please call Harbor Freight Tools at the number shown on the cover of this manual as soon as possible. Operating Instructions Read the entire Important Safety Information section at the beginning of this manual including all text under subheadings therein before set up or use of this product. Remove the back cover on the Display and, observing polarity, insert 4 AAA 1.5V batteries into the unit. Close back cover. Plug the Transducer (29) into the top of the Display, taking care to align the pins properly. Push the MENU POWER button to turn the Fish Finder on. Choose “Start up” to begin using the unit or push the right arrow button once to see a simulation, push the MENU POWER button to select. SONAR (SOund Navigation And Ranging) works by sending out a specific audio signal that bounces off objects and is then read by the unit to provide a graphic display. The Transducer can be used directly in the water to look for Fish, but the Display unit should never be immersed. Settings Each option is selected by using the right or left arrow buttons. Toggle through the options by pushing the MENU POWER button. The menu screen turns off automatically, saving any changes, after five seconds. Light allows the backlight to be turned on or off. Continuous operation of the backlight significantly decreases battery lifespan. Sensitivity adjusts the level of sonar returns shown on the Display. A higher number will yield more returns and find more fish, whereas a lower number will remove clutter from the Display. The Fish Finder will not work well in areas where the water is especially murky or stirred up. Depth Range allows manual selection of a specific depth to scan, or automatic depth range if put on “Auto”. If the depth of the water is greater than the depth range setting, the bottom will not be visible on screen. Zoom allows the user to magnify the area on the bottom to better detect fish and objects. Depth Alarm allows the unit to be set to sound an alarm when the depth becomes equal to, or greater than, the set level. Fish Alarm can be set to sound an alarm when the Fish Finder has detected a fish. Fish Icon; turning this feature off allows the user to see raw sonar data images instead of the Fish Finder’s graphics. Chart Speed controls the rate at which information scrolls across the Display. Depth Unit allows the user to choose whether depth information is presented in standard or metric units. Temp Unit allows the user to choose whether temperature information is provided in Fahrenheit or Celsius. Using the Fish Finder in a boat: The Fish Finder can work through the hull of a boat, if it is of fiberglass or thin aluminum construction. The Fish Finder will not work through aluminum more than 1/8” thick, wood, plastic, or any composite material. Figure 1Figure 1 Place the transducer in 1/2” of water on the bottom of the boat, or coat the face of the transducer with petroleum jelly and apply it firmly to the bottom of the boat, or place it in a plastic bag filled with water. (See Figure 1) Do not immerse the entire Fish Finder, this unit is water resistant but not waterproof. Immersing the Display will permanently damage the unit. Monitor the Display to observe underwater objects and fish. Using the Fish Finder “freehand”: Hold the tip of the transducer under the surface of the water. The tip of the transducer must remain submerged in order to get an accurate reading. Move the transducer slowly back and forth to allow scanning of the surrounding underwater area. Monitor the Display to observe the underwater fish and objects. Using the Fish Finder on ice: Do not use the Fish Finder in temperatures lower than 0° F (-17° C). Place the face of the transducer directly on the ice. The Fish Finder will not work if there are air pockets between the transducer and the surface of the water. It may be necessary to apply a small amount of water to the surface of the ice to get a reading or to cut a hole in the ice for the Fish Finder to operate properly. When finished, carefully remove the transducer from the ice; if necessary use a small amount of water to melt the surface of the ice. After any application, clean the transducer with fresh water and wipe dry with a soft, clean cloth, remove the batteries for long-term storage and, then store the product indoors out of children’s reach. Maintenance And Servicing Damaged products can fail. Do not use a damaged product. If abnormal noise or vibration occurs, have the problem corrected before further use. BEFORE EACH USE, inspect the general condition of the product. Check for loose screws, misalignment or binding of moving parts, cracked or broken parts, damaged wiring, and any other condition that may affect its safe operation. After Use, clean external surfaces of the product with clean, moist cloth. CautionCaution Dispose of batteries properly, in a manner consistent will all State, local, and Federal laws and regulations. PLEASE READ THE FOLLO...