GARMIN GMR Fantom Open Array Series Instruction Manual
- September 16, 2024
- Garmin
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GMR Fantom Open Array Series
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Specifications:
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Product: GMR FantomTM Open Array Series Radar
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High voltage warning: Yes
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Software update method: Online via www.garmin.com or
ActiveCaptain app -
Compatibility: Compatible with Garmin chartplotters
Product Usage Instructions:
Getting Started
Before troubleshooting, ensure all Garmin devices, including the
radar, are on the latest software version.
Radar Software Update
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Turn on the chartplotter.
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Select Settings > Communications > Marine Network and
note the software version for the radar. -
Visit www.garmin.com/support/software/marine.html.
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Click on See All Devices in this Bundle under GPSMAP Series
with SD Card to check software update.
Updating the Software Using the ActiveCaptain App
Make sure your mobile device is connected to the chartplotter
with Wi-Fi technology.
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Check for available software updates through the ActiveCaptain
app. -
If an update is available, ensure internet access on your
device. -
Follow on-screen instructions to download and install the
update. Note that large files may be downloaded, and data charges
may apply.
FAQ:
Q: Can I test the radar in display mode?
A: No, it is recommended not to place the radar in test mode
with the antenna attached due to the risk of non-ionizing
radiation. Test modes should only be used for troubleshooting with
the antenna removed.
Q: Where can I get replacement parts?
A: Replacement parts are available only through Garmin Product
Support. Contact them for any required replacements.
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Table of Contents
GMR FantomTM Open Array Series
Field Service Manual
WARNING The GMR Fantom Open Array series radar generates and transmits non-
ionizing radiation. The radar must be turned off before approaching the
scanner for service. Avoid looking directly at the scanner while it is
transmitting, as the eyes are the most sensitive part of the body to
electromagnetic radiation. Before performing any bench test procedure, remove
the antenna and install the antenna terminator provided in the Garmin Radar
Service Kit (T10-00114-00). Failure to install the antenna terminator will
expose the service technician to harmful electromagnetic radiation that can
result in personal injury or death.
The GMR Fantom Open Array series radar contains high voltages. The scanner
must be turned off before the covers are removed. While servicing the unit, be
aware high voltages are present and take the necessary precautions. The high
voltages in the scanner can take some time to decay. Failure to adhere to this
warning can result in personal injury or death.
DO NOT place the GMR Fantom Open Array series radar into a test mode for
display purposes. When the antenna is attached, there is a danger of non-
ionizing radiation. The test modes should only be used for troubleshooting
purposes with the antenna removed and the antenna terminator in place.
Repairing and performing maintenance on Garmin electronics is complex work
that can result in serious personal injury or product damage if not done
correctly.
NOTICE Garmin is not responsible for, and does not warrant, the work that you
or a non-authorized repair provider perform on your product.
Important Information Regarding Field Service of the GMR Fantom Open Array
Series Radar · Before performing any service to the radar, ensure that the
system
software is up to date. If it is not, go to www.garmin.com to download the
latest software version and update the radar (page 2). Proceed with the
service only if the software update does not resolve the issue.
· Record the serial number of your radar. You will need the serial number when
you order replacement parts.
Contacting Garmin Product Support Replacement parts are available only through
Garmin Product Support.
· For dealer specific support, call
1-866-418-9438 · Go to
support.garmin.com.
· In the USA, call 913-397-8200 or
1-800-800-1020. · In the UK, call 0808
2380000. · In Europe, call +44 (0) 870.8501241.
Getting Started………………………………………………………………………… 2 Radar Software
Update………………………………………………………………………….2 Radar Diagnostics
Page…………………………………………………………………………2 Tools
Needed………………………………………………………………………………………..2
Troubleshooting ……………………………………………………………………… 3 Universal Troubleshooting
Steps……………………………………………………………..3 Radar Status
LED………………………………………………………………………………….3 Testing the Voltage Converter
…………………………………………………………………3 Error Codes and
Messages…………………………………………………………………….3 1004 – Input Voltage Low 1005 – Input
Voltage High……………………………………………………………………….3 1013 – System Temperature High 1015
– Modulator Temperature High…………………………………………………………3 1019 – Rotation Speed
Failed During Spin Up 1025 – Rotation Speed Could Not be
Maintained……………………………………….3 Failure With No Error Code
…………………………………………………………………….4
Major Component Locations ……………………………………………………. 5
Radar Disassembly …………………………………………………………………. 6 Removing the Antenna
…………………………………………………………………………..6 Opening the Pedestal
Housing………………………………………………………………..6 Removing the Motor
Assembly………………………………………………………………..6 Removing the Fan on the Electronics Box
………………………………………………..7 Removing the Electronics Box…………………………………………………………………7
Removing the Motor Controller PCB ………………………………………………………..7 Removing the Rotary
Joint ……………………………………………………………………..7 Removing the Antenna Position Sensor
PCB…………………………………………….7 Removing the Antenna Drive
Gear…………………………………………………………..8 Removing the Antenna Rotator
……………………………………………………………….8 Removing the Internal Power, Network, and Grounding
Harnesses ……………..8 Removing a Mounting Socket………………………………………………………………….8
Service Parts…………………………………………………………………………… 9
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Getting Started
Radar Software Update
Before using this manual to troubleshoot a problem, ensure all Garmin devices
on the boat, including the chartplotter and the GMR Fantom Open Array series
radar, are operating on the latest-released software version. Software updates
may resolve the problem.
If your chartplotter has a memory card reader, or there is a memory card
reader accessory on the Garmin Marine Network, you can update the software
using a memory card up to 32 GB, formatted to FAT32. If your chartplotter has
Wi-Fi® technology, you can use the ActiveCaptainTM app to update the device
software.
Checking the Radar Software Version on a Compatible Chartplotter 1 Turn on the
chartplotter. 2 Select Settings > Communications > Marine Network, and note
the
software version listed for the radar.
3 Go to www.garmin.com/support/software/marine.html. 4 Click on See All
Devices in this Bundle under GPSMAP Series with SD
Card to see if your software is up to date.
Updating the Software Using the ActiveCaptain App
NOTICE Software updates may require the app to download large files. Regular
data limits or charges from your Internet service provider apply. Contact your
Internet service provider for more information about data limits or charges.
The installation process can take several minutes.
If your chartplotter has Wi-Fi technology, you can use the ActiveCaptain app
to download and install the latest software updates for your devices.
1 Connect the mobile device to the compatible chartplotter. 2 When a software
update is available and you have internet access on your
mobile device, select Software Updates > Download.
The ActiveCaptain app downloads the update to the mobile device. When you
reconnect the app to the chartplotter, the update is transferred to the
device. After the transfer is complete, you are prompted to install the
update.
3 When you are prompted by the chartplotter, select an option to install the
update.
· To update the software immediately, select OK.
· To delay the update, select Cancel. When you are ready to install the
update, select ActiveCaptain > Software Updates > Install Now.
Loading the New Software on a Memory Card Using the Garmin ExpressTM App You
can copy the software update to a memory card using a computer with the Garmin
Express app.
Use of an 8 GB or higher memory card formatted to FAT32 with speed class 10 is
recommended. Downloading the software update may take from a few minutes up to
a few hours.
You should use a blank memory card for software updates. The update process
erases the content on the card and reformats the card.
1 Insert a memory card into the card slot on the computer. 2 Install the
Garmin Express app. 3 Select your vessel. 4 Select Software Updates >
Continue. 5 Read and agree to the terms. 6 Select the drive for the memory
card. 7 Review the reformat warning, and select Continue.
8 Wait while the software update is copied to the memory card. 9 Close the
Garmin Express app. 10 Eject the memory card from the computer. After loading
the update onto the memory card, install the software on the chartplotter.
Updating the Software Using a Memory Card To update the software using a
memory card, you must obtain a softwareupdate memory card or load the latest
software onto a memory card using the Garmin Express app (page 2). 1 Turn on
the chartplotter. 2 After the home screen appears, insert the memory card into
the card slot.
NOTE: In order for the software update instructions to appear, the device must
be fully booted before the card is inserted. 3 Select Update Software > Yes. 4
Wait several minutes while the software update process completes. 5 When
prompted, leave the memory card in place and restart the chartplotter. 6
Remove the memory card. NOTE: If the memory card is removed before the device
restarts fully, the software update is not complete.
Radar Diagnostics Page
Opening the Radar Diagnostics Page on a Compatible Chartplotter 1 From the
Home screen, select Settings > System > System Information. 2 Hold the upper
left corner of the system information box (where it shows
the software version) for about three seconds.
The Field Diagnostics menu appears in the list on the right. 3 Select Field
Diagnostics > Radar.
Viewing a Detailed Error Log on a Compatible Chartplotter
The radar keeps a log of reported errors, and this log can be opened using a
compatible chartplotter. The error log contains the last 20 errors reported by
the radar. If possible, it is recommended to view the error log while the
radar is installed on the boat where the problem is encountered. 1 On a
compatible chartplotter, open the radar diagnostics page. 2 Select Radar >
Error Log.
Tools Needed
· Screwdrivers Number 1 Phillips Number 2 Phillips 6 mm hex 3 mm hex
· Sockets 16 mm (5/8 in.) (to remove the internal network connector) 20.5 mm
(13/16 in.) (to remove the internal power or grounding connector)
· External retaining ring pliers (to remove the antenna rotator or drive gear)
· Multimeter
· Compatible Garmin chartplotter
· 12 Vdc power supply · Radar service kit (T10-00114-00) · Cable tie
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Troubleshooting
Errors on the radar are reported on the chartplotter as an error message. When
the radar reports an error, it may stop, go into standby mode, or continue
operating, depending on the severity of the error. When an error is
encountered, note the error message and perform the universal troubleshooting
steps before proceeding with error-specific troubleshooting.
Universal Troubleshooting Steps
You must perform these troubleshooting steps prior to performing errorspecific
troubleshooting. You should perform these steps in order, and check to see if
the error remains after performing each step. If the error remains after
completing all of these steps, you should see the topic that corresponds to
the error message you received.
1 Update the radar and chartplotter software (page 2).
2 Examine the radar power cable and connections on the radar and on the
battery or fuse block.
· If the cable is damaged or a connection is corroded, replace the cable or
clean the connection.
· If the cable is good, and the connections are clean, test the radar with a
known good power cable.
3 Examine the Garmin Marine Network cable and connections on the radar and the
chartplotter or GMSTM 10 network port extender.
· If the cable is damaged, or a connection is corroded, replace the cable or
clean the connection.
· If the cable is good, and the connections are clean, test the radar with a
known good Garmin Marine Network cable.
Radar Status LED
A status LED is located on the product label, and it can help you troubleshoot
installation issues.
Status LED color Radar Status and activity
Solid red
The radar is getting ready for use. The LED is solid red briefly and changes to flashing green.
Flashing green The radar is operating properly.
Flashing orange The radar software is being updated.
Flashing red The radar has encountered an error.
Testing the Voltage Converter
GMR Fantom 120/250 series radars require an external voltage converter to
provide the proper voltage for operation. The radar service kit contains a
test
wiring harness you can use to test the voltage converter for correct
operation.
NOTE: The voltage converter does not provide accurate voltage readings on the output pins unless you connect the test wiring harness.
1 Disconnect the voltage converter from the radar.
2 Connect the test wiring harness to the voltage converter using the connector on the end of the harness .
3 If necessary, switch on the power feed to the voltage converter. 4 Using a
multimeter, test the DC voltage at the terminals on the test wiring
harness . If the measurement reads a steady 36 Vdc, then the voltage converter
is working properly.
Error Codes and Messages
Major warning and severe error codes for the radar appear on the chartplotter
screen. These codes and messages can be helpful when troubleshooting the
radar. In addition to the major warning and severe error codes, all error and
diagnostic codes are also stored in an error log. You can view the log on the
chartplotter (page 2).
1004 – Input Voltage Low 1005 – Input Voltage High
1 Perform the universal troubleshooting steps (page 3). 2 Complete an action:
· On a GMR Fantom 50 series, using a multimeter, check for 10 to 24 Vdc on the
power cable that connects to the radar.
· On a GMR Fantom 120/250 series, test the voltage converter 3 If a correction
is made to the input voltage and the problem persists,
perform the universal troubleshooting steps (page 3) again. 4 Check the
internal power cable (page 8). 5 If the problem persists, replace the
electronics box (page 7). 6 If the problem persists, replace the motor control
PCB (page 7).
1013 – System Temperature High 1015 – Modulator Temperature High
1 Perform the universal troubleshooting steps (page 3). 2 Check the
temperature in the installed location, and make sure it meets
the specification for the radar. NOTE: The temperature specification for the
GMR Fantom 50/120/250 series radar is from -15 to 55°C (from 5 to 131°F). 3 If
a correction is made to the temperature in the installed location and the
problem persists, perform the universal troubleshooting steps (page 3) again.
4 Replace the fan on the electronics box (page 7). 5 If the problem persists,
replace the electronics box (page 7).
1019 – Rotation Speed Failed During Spin Up 1025 – Rotation Speed Could Not be
Maintained
1 Perform the universal troubleshooting steps (page 3). 2 If the problem
persists, with the radar still installed on the boat, turn on the
radar, and begin transmitting. 3 Observe the antenna. 4 Complete an action:
· If the antenna rotates and you receive this error, go to the “The antenna
does rotate” topic for further troubleshooting.
· If the antenna does not rotate and you receive this error, go to the “The
antenna does not rotate” topic for further troubleshooting.
The antenna does rotate 1. Turn off the radar, remove the antenna, and install
the antenna terminator
(page 6). 2. Open the pedestal housing (page 6). 3. Disconnect the power cable
from the motor to the motor controller PCB. 4. Disconnect the ribbon cable
from the electronics box to the motor
controller PCB and the antenna position sensor PCB. 5. Examine the cables,
connectors, and ports for damage, and complete an
action:
· If a cable, connector, or port is damaged, replace the damaged cable or
component.
· If the cables, connectors, and ports are all undamaged, go to the next step.
6. Reconnect all cables securely, and test to see if the error is resolved.
7. If the error persists, replace the antenna position sensor PCB (page 7). 8.
If the error persists, replace the motor controller PCB (page 7). 9. If the
error persists, replace the electronics box (page 7).
The antenna does not rotate 1. Turn off the radar, remove the antenna, and
install the antenna terminator
(page 6). 2. Open the pedestal housing (page 6).
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4. Disconnect the ribbon cable from the electronics box to the motor
controller PCB and the antenna position sensor PCB.
5. Examine the cable, connectors, and ports for damage, and complete an
action:
· If a cable, connector, or port is damaged, replace the damaged cable or
component.
· If the cables, connectors, and ports are all undamaged, proceed to the next
step.
6. Reconnect all cables securely and test to see if the error is resolved. 3.
Remove the motor assembly (page 6). 4. Inspect the motor drive gear and the
antenna drive gear for damage, and
complete an action:
· If the motor drive gear is damaged, replace the motor assembly (page 6).
· If the antenna drive gear is damaged, replace the antenna drive gear (page
8).
· If the gears are undamaged, proceed to the next step.
5. Rotate the motor drive gear by hand, and observe how it rotates:
· If the motor drive gear is hard to turn, or does not turn smoothly and
easily, replace the motor assembly.
· If the motor drive gear turns smoothly and easily, proceed to the next step.
6. Replace the motor controller PCB (page 7). 7. If the error is unresolved,
replace the electronics box (page 7).
Failure With No Error Code
The radar does not appear on the network-device list, and no error message is
shown 1 Check the network cable:
1.1 Inspect the radar network cable for damage on the cable or connectors.
1.2 If possible, check the radar network cable for continuity. 1.3 Repair or
replace the cable if needed. 2 If a GMS 10 marine network switch is installed,
check the LEDs on the GMS 10 for activity: 2.1 If there is no activity, check
the GMS 10 power cable for damage on
the cable or connectors.
2.2 If there is no activity, check the network cable from the chartplotter to
the GMS 10 for damage on the cable or connectors.
2.3 If possible, check the network cable for continuity. 2.4 Repair or replace
the GMS 10 or cables if needed. 3 Inspect the internal network harness (page
8), and replace the harness if needed.
4 Check the external power connection: 4.1 With the radar off, check the fuse
in the power cable, and replace it with a 15 A slow-blow blade-type fuse if
necessary. 4.2 Inspect the power cable for damage on the cable or connectors,
and repair, replace, or tighten the cable if needed.
5 If the radar uses an external voltage converter, test the converter (page
3), and replace it if necessary.
6 Inspect the internal power harness (page 8), and replace the harness if
needed.
7 Using a multimeter, check the voltage on the power cable from the motor
controller PCB to the electronics box.
If you do not read 12 Vdc, replace the cable from the motor controller PCB to
the electronics box.
8 Connect the radar to a known good chartplotter. 9 If the radar does not
appear on the network list for a known working
chartplotter, replace the electronics box (page 7). 10 If the error is
unresolved, replace the motor controller PCB (page 7).
There is no radar picture or a very weak radar picture, and no error message
is shown 1 Using the radar diagnostics page on the chartplotter (page 2),
return
the radar to factory default settings.
2 If the error is unresolved, replace the electronics box (page 7). 3 If the
error is unresolved, replace the rotary joint (page 7). 4 If the error is
unresolved, install a new antenna.
“Radar Service Lost” is shown on the chartplotter 1 Examine all power and
network connections on the radar, the chartplotter,
the battery, and a GMS 10 network port expander if applicable. 2 Tighten or
repair any loose, disconnected, or damaged cables. 3 If the power wires are
extended, make sure the wire gauge is correct for
the extended distance, according to the GMR Fantom Open Array Series
Installation Instructions.
If the wire gauge is too small, it may result in a large voltage drop and
cause this error.
4 Inspect the internal power harness (page 8), and replace the harness if
needed.
5 Replace the electronics box (page 7).
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Major Component Locations
Item Description
Antenna rotator Motor/gearbox assembly Motor controller PCB Antenna position
sensor PCB Antenna drive gear Rotary joint Electronics box
Note
To remove the antenna rotator, you must remove the electronics box, rotary
joint, and antenna drive gear
To remove the antenna position sensor PCB, you must remove the rotary joint To
remove the rotary joint, you must remove the electronics box
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Radar Disassembly
Removing the Antenna
WARNING Before you perform any service on the radar, you must remove the
antenna to avoid potentially dangerous radiation.
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Using a 6 mm hex bit, remove the four
screws and four split washers from
under the antenna arm. 3 Lift up by applying pressure evenly on both sides of
the antenna.
Opening the Pedestal Housing
CAUTION The radar components mounted to the top of the pedestal housing make
the housing top-heavy. To avoid a potential crushing hazard and possible
personal injury, use caution when opening the pedestal housing.
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 Using
a 6 mm hex bit, loosen the six captive bolts on the pedestal
housing.
It should pull free easily.
Installing the Antenna Terminator After removing the antenna, you must install
the antenna terminator. The Garmin Radar Service Kit (T10-00114-00) contains
the antenna terminator and three screws to hold it in place. 1 Hold the
antenna terminator against the flat portion of the rotary joint
.
4 Lift up on the top of the pedestal housing until it stops and the hinge
locks . The hinge on the pedestal housing holds it in the open position.
Removing the Motor Assembly
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 Open
the pedestal housing (page 6). 4 Disconnect motor cable from the motor control
PCB. 5 Using a 6 mm hex bit, remove the four bolts securing the motor assembly
to the pedestal housing.
2 Use the three screws to fasten the antenna terminator to the rotary joint.
6 Remove the motor assembly.
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Removing the Fan on the Electronics Box
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 Open
the pedestal housing (page 6). 4 Disconnect the fan cable from the electronics
box. 5 Remove the 4 screws that secure the fan to the electronics box. 6
Remove the fan.
Removing the Electronics Box
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 Open
the pedestal housing (page 6). 4 Disconnect all of the connectors from the
ports on the electronics box. 5 Using a 3 mm hex bit, remove the four screws
holding the electronics box
to the pedestal housing. 6 Remove the electronics box from the pedestal
housing.
Removing the Rotary Joint
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 Open
the pedestal housing (page 6). 4 Remove the electronics box (page 7). 5 Using
a #2 Phillips screwdriver, remove the three screws connecting the
rotary joint to the pedestal housing.
6 Pull out the rotary joint.
Removing the Antenna Position Sensor PCB
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 Open
the pedestal housing (page 6). 4 Remove the electronics box (page 7). 5 Remove
the rotary joint (page 7). 6 Using a flat screwdriver, lift up the end of the
antenna position sensor PCB
and slide it out of the waveguide.
Removing the Motor Controller PCB
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 Open
the pedestal housing (page 6). 4 Disconnect the power cable from the Motor
Controller PCB. 5 Using a 3 mm hex bit, remove the five screws securing the
motor controller
PCB to the pedestal housing.
The antenna position sensor PCB fits securely in place on the rotary joint, so
it may take some force to pry it off, and the PCB may break. Installing a New
Antenna Position Sensor PCB 1 Remove the old antenna position sensor PCB. 2
Slide the new antenna position sensor PCB into the slots on the waveguide.
The raised spot on the waveguide snaps into the hole on the antenna position
sensor PCB to hold it in place.
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Removing the Antenna Drive Gear
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 Open
the pedestal housing (page 6). 4 Remove the electronics box (page 7). 5 Remove
the rotary joint (page 7). 6 Using external retaining ring pliers, remove the
retaining ring that holds the
antenna drive gear onto the antenna rotator.
7 Remove antenna drive gear from the antenna rotator
Removing the Internal Power, Network, and Grounding Harnesses
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 Open
the pedestal housing (page 6). 4 Cut the cable tie from the power/network
cable harnesses to gain access
(be sure to add a new cable tie at reassembly).
5 Complete an action: · Disconnect the power harness.
· Disconnect the network harness.
· Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver, unscrew the grounding harness from the base
of the pedestal housing.
6 Complete an action. · To disconnect the power or grounding harness, use a
20.5 mm (13/16 in.) socket.
· To disconnect the network harness, use a 16 mm (5/8 in.) socket. 7 Use the
appropriate socket to loosen the connector on the outside of the
pedestal housing.
8 Remove the plastic nut from the connector on outside of the pedestal
housing.
The cable pulls free on the inside of the housing.
Removing the Antenna Rotator
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 Open
the pedestal housing (page 6). 4 Remove the electronics box (page 7). 5 Remove
the rotary joint (page 7). 6 Remove the antenna drive gear (page 8). 7 Using
external retaining ring pliers, remove the retaining ring that holds the
antenna rotator onto the pedestal housing.
8 Remove the antenna rotator from the pedestal housing.
Removing a Mounting Socket
1 Disconnect the power from the radar. 2 Remove the antenna (page 6). 3 If
necessary, remove nuts, washers, and the threaded rod from the
damaged mounting socket.
3 Open the pedestal housing (page 6). 4 Using a 3 mm hex bit, remove the
damaged mounting socket.
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Service Parts
Number
Description
Pedestal housing
Antenna rotator
Motor assembly
Motor controller PCB
Electronics box fan
Antenna position sensor PCB
Antenna rotary gear
Rotary joint
Electronics box
Housing gasket
Internal wire harnesses
Not shown
Mounting socket Outer cable cover door Voltage converter
Kit Number
Fantom 50 series: S00-00900-01 Fantom 120 series: S00-00900-03 Fantom 250
series: S11-03836-73 S00-00900-07
S00-00900-05
S12-02859-00
Fantom 50/120 series: S00-00900-12 Fantom 250 series: S00-00700-03 (included
shroud and inlet guard are not needed for Fantom 250 series) S00-00900-09
S00-00900-13
S11-03836-60
Fantom 50 series: S00-00900-02 Fantom 120 series: S00-00900-04 Fantom 250
series: S11-03836-47 S00-00900-06
Power cable: S00-00600-10 Network cable: S00-00900-11 Grounding cable:
S00-00900-10 LED cable: S00-00485-00 S11-03836-A0 S00-00900-08 Fantom 50/120
series: S11-01315-30 Fantom 250 series: S11-01315-50
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