Replacing battery navigon 4310 - Navigon GPS

I need to no where the wires go from my 15.5 h.p.kohler command charging system to the battery

The battery can be replaced but it will require you to remove the old one and find a matching voltage and sized battery on ebay. you will have to change the connector to the one off the original battery pack.
It has been a while since i have done one of this model but it can be done.

Please remove the battery for a minute or so. If the problem still persists then have the firmware reinstalled as it has got corrupted.

I have updated and started my Navigon 4310 max and suddenly it gave an error message saying "Startup error! Please check setup" then it stops. I tried many times by switching it on and off but it didn't help. Please help me what to do!!!

You will need to replace the battery. Either you can buy one of garmin website or you can use a third party website. Be careful of using those because some of those batteries are refurbish.

I too have a Navigon and suggest you go to their website, probably Navagon.com. They can sell you a battery. If not, go to Amazon.com and key in Navagon.

Hi Mart136,
Were you able to get XCSoar to work on your Navigon 4310? I have the same problem with XCSoar and my Navigon 2100 Max. I did exactly as prescribed for installation on the XCSoar site but my 2100 Max keeps asking for the Navigon SD card .. it doesn't want to recognize a standard SD card.
Does anybody have any suggestions? Thx Much!

The problem lies with the fact that a standard mini usb pin-out has + voltage on pin 1 and ground on pin 5. The navigon is programmed to recognize this as a computer. The navigon charger however has + voltage on pin 4 and ground on pin 5. The reason for navigon doing this as opposed to following the standard pin-out is due to the unit requiring a stronger power supply to charge the battery. USB current output on a computer does not have the capacity to do this. As a consequence, you will have to find a charger that has the right pin-out for this device ( + on pin 4 and - on pin 5 ). The tough thing is, there is no way to tell one from the other, they look identical. However, I have found that chargers with a capacity of 1000 ma or greater are pinned-out like above ( + on pin 4 and - on pin 5 ). Other than using a multimeter to verify the pins, the only thing to do, would be to plug it in and see if it works. Hope this helps.

try holding the power button down for 15 to 20 seconds - that worked for mine!
Hope that helps