During my last sail the meter was only showing five feet so I flicked
the plastic covering the dial with my finger, and the meter arrow
flipped over to the opposite side of the gauge and doesn't move. When
I cut off the power the arrow returns to its resting place below the
zero.

Anyone have any idea how to correct this so that the arrow will remain
where it is suppose to when the power is cut on?

dvh wrote:
During my last sail the meter was only showing five feet so I flicked
the plastic covering the dial with my finger, and the meter arrow
flipped over to the opposite side of the gauge and doesn't move. When
I cut off the power the arrow returns to its resting place below the
zero.

Anyone have any idea how to correct this so that the arrow will remain
where it is suppose to when the power is cut on?

Change the transducer - the crystal is cracked.

On Feb 13, 7:14 am, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:
dvh wrote:
During my last sail the meter was only showing five feet so I flicked
the plastic covering the dial with my finger, and the meter arrow
flipped over to the opposite side of the gauge and doesn't move. When
I cut off the power the arrow returns to its resting place below the
zero.

Anyone have any idea how to correct this so that the arrow will remain
where it is suppose to when the power is cut on?

Change the transducer - the crystal is cracked.

Thanks,

David