MarCum TECHNOLOGIES Showdown 5.6 Digital Fish Finder User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- MarCum TECHNOLOGIES
Table of Contents
- MarCum TECHNOLOGIES Showdown 5.6 Digital Fish Finder
- About Your New Showdown Digital Fish Finder
- In Your Showdown 5.6 Package
- Getting Started
- Charging the Battery in Your Showdown
- Operating The Showdown 5.6
- Showdown 5.6 Features
- Tips For Using Your Showdown 5.6
- Caring For Your Showdown 5.6
- Product Performance Specifications
- WARRANTY
- HOW TO OBTAIN SERVICE
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
MarCum TECHNOLOGIES Showdown 5.6 Digital Fish Finder
About Your New Showdown Digital Fish Finder
The future of ice-fishing electronics is here! As a result of your purchase, you will catch more fish and have more fun! When you combine the simplicity of the Vertical LCD Display with the user-friendly interface, you will spend more time actually fishing and less time trying to figure out how to use and interpret what your sonar unit is showing you Simply turn your Showdown 5.6 on to immediately begin observing the action below. The Showdown’s Auto Depth Range feature means there’s no switching between various depth ranges. Nor will you have to guess at bottom or depth itself. The Showdown 5.6 immediately locks on to the proper depth range, while also displaying digital depth at all times.
In Your Showdown 5.6 Package
- Showdown 5.6 sonar
- Adjustable gimbal tilt-bracket
- 8-foot transducer/power cable and 200 kHz – 20 degree transducer
- Battery Shuttle with retractable transducer arm
- Neoprene soft pack with interior mesh transducer pocket
- Rubber stopper for transducer cable
- 12-volt, 9.0-amp battery, 2-amp inline fuse
- Battery Charger
- User’s Manual
Getting Started
Your new Showdown 5.6 Digital Fish Finder comes completely assembled, and nearly ready to use. Follow the simple steps below and you will be ready to fish.
- Remove the Showdown 5.6 from the box. Gently remove the entire unit from the neoprene case. Your ShowDown should be firmly attached to a clear gimbal bracket.
- Make sure all wire connections are solid.
- Make sure that the round rubber stopper is securely in place on the transducer cable, and that the hook and loop battery strap is tight to keep battery snug in the battery compartment.
- Slide fully assembled Showdown 5.6 back into the neoprene case.
- The 9-amp battery provided comes with a good charge on it and can be taken fishing upon opening the box. Before initial use, you may want to charge it fully if you are not going fishing immediately. To charge the battery, see below.
- Route transducer cable through the adjustable transducer turning arm. Affix rubber cable stopper at the desired depth above transducer.
- Place your Showdown 5.6 on a relatively level spot on the ice, extend the transducer arm over ice hole, place the transducer into the water, and turn the unit ON by pressing the POWER key.
- To store your Showdown, turn power OFF, fold in transducer arm, tuck transducer into interior mesh pocket, and fold hook and loop closure over. Remember to recharge battery after every use—this will maximize run time and battery longevity
Charging the Battery in Your Showdown
Your MarCum system comes with a 3-stage battery charger. This style of charger
has proven to be the most effective and easiest to use of all charging systems
available. Because this is a 3-stage charger, there is no danger of
overcharging your battery. When properly cared for, a sealed lead acid battery
will last for at least a couple of years. Batteries are made to be used, and
they need to be used to make the most of them. The most important thing you
can do is to promptly recharge your battery after each use. Not charging your
battery immediately after use is the number one thing that leads to battery
failure.
For safety reasons, it is recommended that you place your system on a flat,
hard surface like cement or tile when charging it, away from any flammable
materials. Be sure to disconnect the charger from the wall when not in use and
avoid leaving your battery hooked up to the charger for extended periods of
time.
When you get home from a trip, put your battery on charge right away, and
leave it there overnight, or for around 8-12 hours. Likewise, on the night
before you go ice fishing, put it on the charger again, just to make sure.
Again, there is no danger of overcharging your battery. We often talk to
people who hesitate to charge their battery after each use for fear that the
battery will develop a “memory” and this will lead to a shortened run
time—THIS IS FALSE!!! ALWAYS CHARGE YOUR BATTERY AFTER EVERY USE!!! Be sure to
use the charger that came with your system, or a similar one that is between
.5 amp and 1 amp. Using a larger charger, like you would use on a car, truck,
RV, or boat is likely to cause damage to the battery. There is really very
little danger of overcharging your battery with a low amp charger, and most
chargers automatically go into “maintenance mode” once a full charge has been
achieved.
To Charge Your Battery
Your battery has a wiring harness attached to it; this is what you plug the
charger into. To charge, simply couple the end of the charger with the end of
the wiring harness. It is normal for a green light to appear on the charger at
this time. It is also normal for the light on the charger to be green if it is
just plugged into the wall. When it is plugged into the wall and battery, you
will see a red LED light appear on the charger. If the light is red, the
battery is being charged. When your battery is fully charged, this red light
should change to green. If it is time to go fishing and the light has not
turned green, go fish and try to allow a longer charging period next time.
If you need to remove the battery, unplug the two battery terminals from the
battery. Remove the strap that is holding the battery in place and lift the
battery out. To replace the battery, place a new battery of similar specifica-
tions into the battery compartment and secure it with the Velcro strap and re-
connect the positive and negative terminals.
Operating The Showdown 5.6
The ShowDown’s straightforward control panel is designed to let you
concentrate on fishing. Most settings work by first activating the function
itself (ex: press SENS to trigger sensitivity adjustment), then simply
pressing the UP or DOWN keys to adjust levels.
POWER ON – To turn your Showdown 5.6 POWER to ON, press and hold the
POWER key for two seconds.
POWER OFF – To turn your Showdown 5.6 POWER to OFF, press and hold POWER
for two seconds. Your Showdown 5.6 automatically preserves your sonar settings
the next time you activate unit.
BACKLIGHT – To turn the backlight on, turn your POWER ON, then press
POWER key again (do not hold key down). To turn backlight OFF, press Power
momentarily again (do not hold down the power button).
SIMULATOR Mode – With Showdown 5.6 POWER OFF, enter SIMULATOR mode by
pressing and holding POWER key for 5 seconds. The “SIMU” indicator will appear
at the top right of Showdown 5.6 view screen. To exit SIMULATOR, turn Showdown
5.6 POWER to OFF, then turn unit back ON.
UP/DOWN – Pressing the UP or DOWN key lets you adjust the Sensitivity,
Range, Zoom and Noise. Trigger a function first by pressing the appropriate
function key, then move UP or DOWN.
Showdown 5.6 Features
ICE MODE
Your Showdown 5.6 sonar offers exclusive ICE MODE, a feature unique to Versa
Electronics brand sonar units, which allows for operation in the coldest
conditions. With ICE MODE active, Showdown 5.6 triggers an internal LCD heater
that keeps the liquid crystals moving at their normal super high speeds in
sub-freezing temperatures. This means that anglers no longer have to worry
about their sonar “slowing down” due to freezing liquid crystal. While this
feature is called “ICE MODE”, you may find that your Showdown performs better
under a wide variety of conditions when in “ICE MODE”.
NOTE: If your Showdown 5.6 is left in extreme cold for an extended time
period with the POWER turned OFF, allow one to two minutes for the Ice Mode
LCD heater to warm the crystals sufficiently after the POWER has been turned
ON and ICE Mode has been activated. After the ICE Mode LCD heater has been
running for an extended period, it is perfectly normal for the Showdown 5.6
power-head to feel warm.
TO INITIATE ICE MODE, simply press the UP and DOWN buttons
simultaneously. You will now see the “ICE” mode indicator appears at the top
of the Showdown 5.6 Dual Beam display screen. In ICE mode, an internal LCD
heater is initiated. To exit ICE MODE and return Showdown 5.6 to normal
operating mode, press the UP and DOWN keys simultaneously. The ICE MODE
indicator will no longer show at the top of the display screen.
SENS (SENSITIVITY) – The Showdown 5.6 is a highly-sensitive sonar unit
capable of reading the tiniest of solid objects below. It features a 25-level
Sensitivity function that adjusts either automatically or manually. By simply
turning on your Showdown, it will automatically select a level of sensitivity
appropriate for the given depth and signal strength. Ideally the Sensitivity
should be set at the lowest level possible to still view your lure and
surrounding fish, while at the same time “tuning out” excessive clutter in the
water column. Clutter can make reading the sonar screen more difficult.
Clutter can be caused by any number of suspended items including algae,
zooplankton, tiny bubbles, and other particles.
If you’re seeing too much clutter, simply decrease the Sensitivity level until
the clutter disappears. Conversely, if you’re not reading your lure directly
below the transducer, consider increasing the Sensitivity level.
MANUAL SENSITIVITY – While your Showdown will automatically select an
appropriate level of sensitivity, you may wish to adjust the level yourself.
To manually adjust Showdown 5.6 SENSITIVITY, press the SENS button. The “SENS”
indicator will appear at the lower left of view-screen, along with a number
and bar indicator that displays Sensitivity level (0 to 25) at the bottom of
the screen.
With the SENS indicator active, press the UP or DOWN key to increase or
decrease your SENSITIVITY to the desired level. In most cases, you will have
the best performance with the Sensitivity set between 5 and 10.
RANGE – The Showdown 5.6 is equipped with 6 separate depth ranges—20, 40,
60, 80, 120, and 240-feet. Regardless of the manual depth range setting, this
unit will always display digital depth, even if the bottom is deeper than the
bottom limit of the RANGE setting, (down to 240′).
AUTO RANGE – In Auto Range mode, Showdown 5.6 will automatically lock
into the depth range appropriate to the depth of the water. For instance, in
32-feet of water, Showdown 5.6 will automatically lock in at the 40-foot depth
range. Auto Range allows you to simply turn on the power and begin fishing.
MANUAL RANGE – To manually adjust the Showdown’s depth range, press the
RANGE key. This will cause the digital depth markers to flash on-and-off,
indicating that the sonar has switched from AUTO RANGE mode to MANUAL RANGE
mode.
While the display is flashing, press either the UP or DOWN key to toggle
between depth ranges – 20-FT, 40-FT, 60-FT, 80-FT, 120-FT, 240-FT. Pressing UP
moves RANGE to the next shallower depth zone; DOWN moves to the next deeper
zone.
To return to AUTO RANGE, press the RANGE key, and then press the UP key
(moving Range to the next shallower setting) until the Range passes the 20-
foot range by one step. At this point, you will hear an audible fast beep, and
see a flashing “A” icon above the FEET indicator.
ZOOM – The Zoom feature allows you to focus the display on a specific
depth within the water column. The position of the ZOOM window is adjustable
in one-foot increments. Zoom can focus on bottom (for detecting bottom-hugging
fish), or at any level above bottom. The Zoom window is programmed to display
25% of the depth range (i.e. – in 100 feet of water, you will zoom to
different 25-foot segments of the water column).
MANUAL ADJUSTABLE ZOOM – To zoom the display in on a specific segment of
the water column, press the ZOOM key once. Once ZOOM is activated, the word
ZOOM will appear at the top left of the display screen. You can now adjust
ZOOM to any depth segment by simply pressing the UP or DOWN keys—once for each
ZOOM level. To ZOOM into the bottom, simply continue pressing the DOWN key
until you reach the desired level.
To disengage ZOOM (bringing the Showdown 5.6 back to normal surface- to-
bottom view) simply press the ZOOM button a second time. The ZOOM indicator
will no longer appear at the top left of the display.
AUTO BOTTOM TRACK ZOOM – The Showdown 5.6 sonar also offers Auto Bottom
Track Zoom that automatically zooms and locks onto the bottom 25-percent of
the water column. This is especially useful for locating bottom hugging fish
like walleyes and perch. To automatically zoom onto the bottom 25-percent of
the water column, you may choose to enter Auto Bottom Track Zoom. This is an
extremely helpful feature that will always lock onto and zoom in on the
bottom, even if you have removed the transducer from one area and placed it
into completely different depth.
To enter Auto Bottom Track Zoom, press the ZOOM key (you should see the ZOOM
icon at the top left of the screen). Press the UP key until you have passed
the shallowest depth range. At this point, you will hear an audible fast beep,
and see a flashing “A” icon at the bottom of the screen.
NOISE (Interference Rejection) – The unit’s Noise Rejection feature
allows you to use your Showdown 5.6 in close proximity to other sonar units,
trolling motors, and other electronic devices without experiencing excessive
signal interference. A ten (10) level Noise Rejection function allows you to
adjust to a wide range of rejection levels. If “noise interference” occurs,
increase the Noise Rejection level until you effectively eliminate the signal
interference. To adjust the ShowDown’s NOISE Rejection control, simply press
the NOISE button once. The NOISE indicator bar will appear at the bottom of
the screen, along with a number (0 to 10), which shows the NOISE control
setting. Press the UP button to move to the next highest NOISE rejection level
or press DOWN to move to the next lowest NOISE rejection level. As you do so,
you should notice the indicator number change. After approximately 5-seconds,
the NOISE indicator bar will disappear and be replaced by the normal operating
depth display.
Tips For Using Your Showdown 5.6
Setting up the transducer for ice-fishing – When used in conjunction with the
retractable pivoting transducer arm and rubber stopper, the Showdown’s
transducer will automatically level itself in your ice hole. To begin
operation, simply insert transducer cable into rubber stopper at desired
depth. Extend transducer arm; insert cable into open end of transducer arm and
allow the rubber stopper to rest in the open end of the transducer arm. We
recommend setting your stopper to have the transducer down the least amount
possible. The Showdown Dual Beam puts out enough power that in most cases it
is not necessary to have your transducer down more than a few inches below the
water line to get a good reading. When the ice thickness is over two feet, it
may be necessary to have your transducer set farther down. Remember– the less
transducer cable you have out, the easier it is to pull it out of the water
when bringing in a fish, or to move to a new location. Under no circumstances
should you ever have the ducer below the ice as this can lead to the ducer
becoming damaged.
It is also important that you keep the cable near the center of the ice hole.
We frequently hear from anglers who allowed their cable to freeze into the
side of the ice hole. If this should happen to you, make sure the unit is
turned off before attempting to chisel it out. If you accidentally cut the
ducer cable, do not try to use that ducer again.
Reading the Showdown 5.6 sonar signals:
The Showdown 5.6 displays the water column in its natural state (vertically),
rather than in a circular configuration as with traditional dial flashers. On
the ShowDown, top is the surface, and bottom is the lake bottom. Bottom
appears as a dark solid bar above decreasingly solid bars below. A thicker
“bottom band” indicates a harder bottom composition, such as rock, gravel or
sand. A thinner band indicates a softer bottom.
Generally, a solid band that appears on the screen between the surface and
bottom indicates some form of aquatic life (gamefish, baitfish, insects,
plankton, etc.), or your lure. A thicker or more solid band implies a stronger
signal, possibly from a larger fish. This is due to the nature of the
ShowDown’s sonar signals. Stronger or denser objects return a stronger signal
back to the transducer than smaller objects. However, even a smaller fish or
your jig may give a very strong signal depending on your settings, the water
depth, and the target’s position relative to the transducer.
At the same time, even a large fish may not return a strong signal until it
swims directly beneath your transducer. This is because the transducer emits a
cone- shaped signal that increases in diameter as the signal travels deeper.
Therefore, not only will a fish appear to grow in size as it travels beneath
the transducer (the signal has become stronger), but it will also appear to be
swimming from deeper water to shallower water, even though this may not be the
case at all. A fish that’s swimming at 25 feet may not display at 25-feet
until it passes directly beneath the sonar transducer.
That’s simply because the sonar signal travels further to return an echo from
a fish that’s off to the side than it does for a fish that’s directly below.
The best way to find your lure on the Showdown 5.6 screen is to simply drop
your lure down to bottom, then reel it up about a foot. You should see a
single solid band appear above bottom to signify your lure. If you do not see
this, adjust the sonar Sensitivity by pressing the SENS button and the UP/DOWN
keys (see SENSITVITY). Adjust sensitivity until you can make out your lure
even as you reel it up toward the surface or jig it up and down. Do not
increase sensitivity too much, however, as doing this may cause your Showdown
5.6 to display excess “clutter” that makes following your lure and nearby fish
more difficult.
Battery life and sonar run-time – A fully charged 12-volt, 9.0-amp
battery (included) will provide up to 30-hours of use. To assure long battery
life, and peak sonar performance, we recommend charging the battery after
every use.
How to check the depth through the ice— This is a great way to save time while
looking for a particular spot or depth. To receive a sonar signal directly
through the ice (without drilling a hole), first clear off any snow that may
be covering ice. Make sure that ice in the area is relatively “clear” ice
without excessive bubbles or frost pockets, which can deflect sonar signals.
Pour about a cup of water on the spot, and immediately rest the transducer on
the standing water on the ice. If you still don’t have a signal, pour
additional water under the transducer. If the surface of the ice is rough or
filled with air bubbles, drilling a 1″ deep hole in the ice before checking
the depth may be necessary.
Moving the Showdown 5.6 to a new location – Mobility is one key to being successful on the ice. Whenever you move from one spot to another, it is tempting to leave your transducer hanging on the transducer arm. This is likely to lead to failure of the transducer arm and can cause damage to the transducer itself if it is allowed to drag on the ice. Always fold the transducer arm in and stow the transducer inside the pack when you are moving. Keeping the amount of transducer cord you have out at a minimum will make transporting your ShowDown easier. Similarly, you may need to quickly remove your transducer from the hole when about to land a fish. We have actually seen anglers in a panic actually grab the shuttle itself and toss the entire unit to the side. This is no way to treat any piece of electronics; a much better approach is to simply lift the transducer out of your way by the cord, and the shuttle itself can be gently pushed aside.
Caring For Your Showdown 5.6
Stow your Showdown 5.6 properly when not in use. Turn sonar power off and
disconnect Power plug from back of unit. If possible, gently wipe excess water
or moisture from the Showdown 5.6 screen and transducer arm with a soft cloth.
Should your ShowDown system become wet, it is unlikely that any harm will come
to it, but make sure to get the entire system completely dried out as soon as
possible.
Slide the adjustable transducer arm back into the housing and stow trans-
ducer into the interior pocket. Close and secure soft case door with hook and
loop enclosure. Store in cool (above 30°F, below 85°F), dry location whenever
possible. Recharge your battery after every use. Even if you only used your
Showdown for a short time, getting in the habit of regularly charging your
battery will maximize the life of your battery. During prolonged storage
periods, recharge the battery every few months. These steps will maximize the
life of your battery.
Clean your Showdown 5.6 periodically. Using a mild dishwashing soap and a soft
cloth, gently clean the power head and view screen. DO NOT use window cleaner
or alcohol-based cleaning products—they may damage LCD screen and void your
warranty.
Product Performance Specifications
- Current Draw: 400 mA maximum
- Transducer Frequency: 200kHz
- Transducer Angle: 20°
- Transmit Power: 1000-watts true RMS / 8000 watts peak-to- peak power
- Ping Rate: 40 pings per second
- Max Sonar Resolution: 0.46″ (in 20′, 40′ and 60′ ranges)
- Sensitivity Control: 25-levels
- Noise Rejection Control: 10-level anti-interference
- Range Control: 6 depth ranges—20′, 40′, 60′, 80′, 120′, 240′
- Zoom Control: Zooms in to 25% of the water column, or in one foot increments as specified by user
- Ice Mode: Activates LCD heater, and boosts gain
- Digital Depth Display: Yes
- Display Grayscale: 4-level Grayscale
WARRANTY
MarCum warranties this product to be free from defects in materials and
workmanship for one year from the date of purchase. This warranty applies to
customers who properly complete the online product registration form found on
the MarCum Technologies Website:
www.marcumtech.com/support.
MarCum Technologies will repair or replace any components that fail in normal
use. Failures due to abuse, misuse, unauthorized alteration, modification, or
repair are not covered. The warranty is valid only for the original owner who
purchases the unit from an authorized dealer. An original sales receipt dated
within the warranty period is required for all warranty claims.
To best serve our customers, MarCum Technologies has set a standardized
battery warranty policy. Battery warranty coverage requires a proof of
purchase. Please see our website,
www.marcumtech.com/support for full
details on warranty coverage.
HOW TO OBTAIN SERVICE
If your unit is malfunctioning, check the support section of our website. You
may find that the solution to your problem is something you can resolve
yourself. If you need to send it in, there is no need to contact our office.
Getting repairs made is as simple as going to our website, Marcumtech.com
clicking the support tab and then filling out the MarCum Warranty Form.
If your unit is under warranty, be sure to attach a picture/scan of your proof
of purchase with date included. If your system is out of warranty, we have
several a flat rate fee that will cover the cost of repairs, including parts
and labor. You will find the non-warranty form on our support site.
Once you have completed and submitted a claim form, package the unit as
described on the website and ship it to us.
If you do not have the ability to use the Internet, you may also fill out the
warranty service form included in the box with your unit. If you enclose this
form in the box with your unit there is no need to contact our office, just
include the filled-out form in the shipping box and a copy of the receipt.
Some people are more comfortable calling for shipping instructions. During peak ice season, we sometimes receive a high volume of calls, making it impossible to get to all customers who phone in. For this reason, strongly consider using the on-line forms at www.marcumtech.com/support.
OUR ADDRESS:
MARCUM TECHNOLOGIES
ATTN: SERVICE DEPT.
3943 QUEBEC AVE NORTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55427
Please send your email inquiries to
service@versae.com
If you are unable to use email or internet, you may call us at
763-512-3987.
Our office hours are Monday – Friday, 8 – 4 Central Time.
International callers may use
888-778-1208.
The customer is responsible for shipping costs associated with returning the unit to MarCum Technologies. MarCum will pay for shipping the repaired unit back to the customer while it is still under warranty. All out of warranty services will be charged a fee for service and shipping which must be paid in advance. The unit should be securely packed and shipped “pre-paid freight” and insured to MarCum Technologies. It is the customer’s full responsibility to track their products sent out in the mail or other forms of delivery service. MarCum Technologies will not be liable for packages lost in route to us. Unless specified otherwise, do not include batteries or other accessories when returning the product for repair. MarCum Technologies will not be responsible for lost or damaged accessories. Turnaround time can vary, on average it is about 1 week.
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IMPORTANT WARRANTY AND REPAIR INFO
If your system came with damaged or missing parts, please do not contact the
store.
Contact our office by sending an email to
service@versae.com or by visiting our support
site, www.marcumtech.com/support and
filling out a warranty parts request.
Your email should include the following:
- Your name, complete address, and daytime number
- Product Model
- Date and location of purchase
- Scan or picture of the receipt
- A description of what is wrong with your Marcum unit
You may also contact us by phone at
763-512-3987
International callers use
888-778-1208
Once we have this information we can usually have a replacement part shipped
out within 48 hours.
Your MarCum comes with a 1 year warranty. If your MarCum becomes inoperable or
is malfunctioning within the warranty period, send it to us immediately for
repair. If you are within the warranty period, it is not necessary to contact
us prior to shipping. All you need to do is fill out and enclose the warranty
service form and ship it. The form can be found inside the original packaging,
or online at www.marcumtech.com/support.
You must enclose a copy of the receipt in the box for your repair to be
considered for warranty repair. Damage caused by abuse or trauma is not
covered by warranty. Transducer cables that have been damaged by fishing line,
ice chisels, augers, etc. will not be covered by warranty. If a unit arrives
here with no receipt, or shows signs abuse or trauma, the owner will be
contacted for billing.
In an effort to best serve our customers, MarCum Technologies has set a
standardized battery warranty policy. Battery warranty coverage requires a
proof of purchase. Please see our website,
www.marcumtech.com/support, for full
details.
If you are outside your warranty period, or do not have your receipt, we have
several repair options for our sonar systems. You can pay for these services
and find complete shipping instructions at our website;
www.marcumtech.com/support
Be sure to pack your unit properly for shipping by utilizing a sturdy shipping
box and plenty of suitable packing material. If you are sending a flasher or
other sonar, we recommend that you take the head and ducer out of the soft
pack and off the shuttle, pack them securely in a sturdy shipping box and send
them to us. DO NOT SEND THE BATTERY. It is up to the customer to track the
delivery of their package. Turnaround time for repairs can vary with the
season, on average it is about a week from the day it arrives until it is
shipped back out. We will not be responsible for units that were lost or
packaged improperly when shipped to us.
If you have a MarCum Underwater Viewing System that is in need of repair, you
can expect to send the base, the monitor, and camera/cable. DO NOT SEND THE
BATTERY. If you are out of warranty, you can expect the repair cost to be
between $50 and $300 depending on what is wrong. We will contact you for
billing once your system has been evaluated.
WARRANTY SERVICE FORM FILL OUT THIS FORM AND ENCLOSE IT IN THE BOX ALONG WITH A COPY OF YOUR RECEIPT
- Name
- Complete Shipping Address
- State/Province
- Zip/Postal Code
- Daytime/Cell Phone #
- Email Address
- Which Marcum do you have?
- Date of Purchase
- Description of the issue
MarCum Technologies
Attn: Service Department
3943 Quebec Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55427
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