Garmin eMap Owner's Manual

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33Appendix DMaintenanceCleaningThe eMap is constructed of high quality materialsand does not require user maintenance other thancleaning. Clean the unit using a cloth dampened with amild detergent solution and then wipe dry. Avoidchemical cleaners and solvents that may damage plasticcomponent s.StorageStoring alkaline batteries in the unit for extendedperiods is not recommended. In order to reduce thechance for battery leakage in the battery compartmentand map data cartridge slot, remove the batteries whenstoring the unit for more than six months.Water ImmersionThe eMap is not waterproof. It may withstandmomentary immersion if retrieved quickly and wipeddry. However, the battery compartment and mapcartridge slot may retain residual water and should bewiped out with a clean cloth and allowed to air dry withthe compartment cover removed before reuse.Impact ResistanceThe eMap unit will withstand occasional impact fromhand to floor without major damage. However, iffrequently used in an outdoor environment, the ImpactResistant Cover is recommended. Refer to the List ofOptional Accessories on page 29.Trouble-ShootingGuideSymptom Probable Cause RemedyUnit does not turnON“Poor GPSCoverage” messageis constant.Unit will not powerON even with newbatteries.Unit powers up, butthen turns OFF.Batteries are exhausted.Your location does notallow a clear view of thesky.Batteries may be installedbackwards.Unit has sustaineddamage from water orimpact.Batteries may be nearlyexhausted.Replace batteries.Move to a newlocation.Reinstall batteries.Return unit toGARMIN for service.Replace batteries.Impact ResistantCoverThe eMap is programmed to provide “pop-up” messages concerning operationalcharacteristics and conditions. Refer to Appendix C.To resolve problemsthat cannot beremedied using thisguide: ContactGARMINCustomer Service at913-397-8200