Garmin Radar Code Error
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| Sharing Expenses Texas Radar | National Hurricane Center | Tropical Storms, Worldwide FRA | Texas Fishing Regulations (inside of 9 http://www.2coolfishing.com/ttmbforum/showthread.php?t=399580 miles offshore) Federal Fishing Regs (9 miles + ) | HMS Permit (for tuna & sharks) 2coolcondos reef building funding project 2CoolFishing > Bluewater Forums > Bluewater Board (Recreational Fishing) Garmin Radar Help User Name Remember Me? Password Register FAQ Community Calendar Advertise Notices If you have not yet received a password reset, please re-issue one here: Reset My Password This will send garmin radar a password reset to your email address on file. A reminder that your email address on your account must be valid and working to receive the reset request. Community Links Social Groups Go to Page... Thread Tools Display Modes 03-09-2012, 08:16 AM #1 jgale Bad decisions make good stories! Join Date: Mar 04 2011 Posts: 977 Rep Power: 12080693 Garmin Radar garmin radar error Help First off I appreciate any and all help! Last time I went to go fishing, it was foggy as anything and we think no problem we have radar... Well, I should say HAD radar. Fired up the Garmin 4212 screen and I get an error code 6 saying the radar needs to be serviced. Called Garmin and they said it's either a high or low voltage issue. Checked all 3 batteries and they are all at 12+volts. Checked all the connections, and everything appears to be in order. So my question would be, have any of you all had a similar problem or have an idea of what else it could be? I was hoping it would be as simple as a bad battery, but it doesn't appear that's the case. jgale View Public Profile Send a private message to jgale Find More Posts by jgale Remove Advertisements Sponsored Links 2CoolFishing.comAdvertisement 03-09-2012, 08:51 AM #2 Crossroads Registered Users-pm+ Join Date: May 21 2004 Location: CenTex Age: 67 Posts: 2,952 Rep Power: 4439237 Did you check the voltage at the connector to the radome? If not, remove the co