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Hey all,

 

New poster here - hope this is the right place to post.

 

I have a 2 - Lowrance HDS 7 in my boat. I am losing the depth display when in rough water. It used to act up at speed as well. I have swapped them around so I'm fairly positive it's in the transducer. Any ideas?

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It's not the transducer.  As far as I know, this was/is a common problem AFTER the update was performed.  Both of mine were just fine BEFORE I had this stupid update done and now they lose depth and sometimes shut down and restart while I'm running.  I mainly run mine as chart plotter and fish my flashers anyway so I'm not bothered by it quite so much but I do know the frustration.

 

IF you are certain it's the transducer, go ahead and replace but I'm just saying it might not be.

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I don't know if a hard reset would do it or not, maybe?  You could try contacting Lowrance for their solution.  Unless mine gets worse I'm not messing with it anymore.

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Shutting down the unit usually fixes it.

If not, disconect the power source for a couple secs.

Works every time

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On 9/6/2017 at 3:27 PM, NHBull said:

Shutting down the unit usually fixes it.

If not, disconect the power source for a couple secs.

Works every time

No, it doesn't.  Not with mine anyway

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