Cannon Downrigger Schematics

Cannon Downrigger Schematics

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Cannon Downrigger serial number codes for year of manufacture. Anything before 2007 was manufactured by Computrol and not in the current Cannon serial number system.
Serial numbers starting with:
CNAH manufactured in 2007
CNAI manufactured in 2008
CNAJ manufactured in 2009
CNAK manufactured in 2010
CNAL manufactured in 2011
CNAM manufactured in 2012
CNAN manufactured in 2013
CNAO manufactured in 2014
CNAP manufactured in 2015
CNAQ manufactuerd in 2016
CNAR manufactured in 2017

Cannon Downrigger Schematics & Exploded View Parts Diagrams

Access detailed schematics and official parts diagrams for various Cannon downrigger models. Essential resource for repair, maintenance, part identification, and troubleshooting. Find diagrams for Magnum, Digi-Troll, Easi-Troll, Uni-Troll, and more.

Cannon Downrigger Schematics & Parts Diagrams

Welcome to your essential resource for Cannon Downrigger schematics and exploded view parts diagrams. Whether you’re performing routine maintenance, troubleshooting an issue, undertaking a repair, or simply want to understand the inner workings of your equipment, these detailed diagrams are invaluable.

Why Use Cannon Downrigger Schematics?

Official schematics provide a clear, visual breakdown of your downrigger’s construction. Using the correct diagram for your specific model helps you to:

  • Identify Parts Accurately: Easily pinpoint specific components using exploded views where each part is numbered. Match these numbers to the corresponding parts list to find the official part name and number.
  • Order Correct Replacement Parts: Eliminate guesswork and ensure compatibility by ordering components using the precise part numbers listed in the schematics.
  • Troubleshoot Effectively: Understand how components interact, making it easier to diagnose mechanical or electrical (on relevant models) problems. Visualize the assembly to identify potential points of failure or wear.
  • Perform Repairs & Maintenance: Confidently disassemble and reassemble your downrigger, following the correct order and placement of parts. Essential for replacing worn-out clutches, belts, motors, circuit boards, or other components.
  • Understand Your Equipment: Gain a deeper knowledge of the engineering and functionality of your Cannon downrigger.

What Information Do These Schematics Provide?

Our collection of Cannon downrigger schematics typically includes:

  • Exploded Views: Detailed illustrations showing all components of the downrigger separated but in their correct assembly orientation.
  • Component Numbering: Each part in the exploded view is assigned a reference number.
  • Parts List: A corresponding list that matches the reference numbers to the official Cannon part names and part numbers (SKUs).
  • Wiring Diagrams (for Electric Models): Specific diagrams illustrating the electrical connections, circuit boards, switches, and motor wiring for models like Digi-Troll and Magnum electrics.
  • Assembly Notes: Occasionally, diagrams may include notes regarding specific assembly steps or torque specifications.

Finding the Right Schematic for Your Model

Cannon has produced many downrigger models over the years. To ensure accuracy, it is crucial to identify your specific model. Look for the model name (e.g., Magnum 10 STX, Easi-Troll ST, Uni-Troll 10 STX-TS, Digi-Troll 10 TS) and potentially a model number or serial number on your unit.

Browse our resources using your model name to find the corresponding schematic. We strive to provide diagrams for a wide range of current and older models, including:

  • Cannon Magnum Series (Electric)
  • Cannon Digi-Troll Series (Electric)
  • Cannon Easi-Troll Series (Manual)
  • Cannon Uni-Troll Series (Manual)
  • Older and Discontinued Models (where available)

How to Use These Diagrams

  1. Identify your Downrigger Model: Locate the exact model name/number.
  2. Find the Corresponding Schematic: Select the correct diagram from our collection. PDF format is commonly used.
  3. Locate the Part: Use the exploded view to visually identify the component you need. Note its reference number.
  4. Cross-Reference with Parts List: Find the reference number on the parts list to get the official part name and part number.
  5. Order/Repair: Use the part number for ordering replacements or use the diagram as a guide for disassembly/reassembly during repair.

Disclaimer: Working on downriggers, particularly electric models, can involve complex mechanical and electrical systems. If you are uncertain about any repair procedure, consult the official product manual or contact an authorized Cannon service technician. Always disconnect power sources before servicing electric downriggers. Use genuine Cannon replacement parts for optimal performance, safety, and warranty compliance.