Where can i get a circuit board for my minn kota foot pedal Part # is 9901-200c

go see your local dealer there are speed coils internally that burn out and I'll guarente you that you can not fix it yourself , I did for 13 years

Hello Richard,

It has been some time since I have been around trolling motors but it sounds if the variable speed sensor or switch is either corroded or burnt out. Since you had the speeds and they are slowly disappearing it sounds if the switch is failing. If you are somewhat mechanical and know how to test using a volt ohmn meter you can check the switch this way to see if it is the switch. If the switch tests fine then your circuit board in the motor head or foot pedal has gone bad.

Hope this helps some

Probably in the control board in the foot pedal unit.

You should only use the MOM (or momentary) setting when using the push button the foot pedal. Con will just keep the motor running and your foot control will only allow for direction and speed!

Hi!
Flip the foot pedal over and tighten the set screw where the cable enters, this should help out.
Here's a schematic:
Edga 40
Best of luck!
Mike

There is a good chance that he control board is bad. This is a common problem with these units. I have replaced my control board twice.. When the control board goes out, the some function of the unit will not work correctly while other functions work fine. The first time mine went out, the prop motor would not work. The last time the board went out, the unit would only steer right.

There is a good chance that the control board is bad. This is a common problem with these units. I have replaced my control board twice. When the control board goes out, some function of the unit will not work correctly while other functions work fine. The first time mine went out, the prop motor would not work. The last time the board went out, the unit would only steer right.

It is the circuit board in the foot pedal. You will have to replace the whole foot pedal. This is a very poor design. The thin plastic which protects the contacts gets a little hole which allows water to enter and consequently the contacts corrode. Has happened to me two times in past four years. It might be OK for operation in a dirt-free water-free environment; but not under actual fishing conditions.

Same deal with mine, was using it with no problems until I turned up the trust alittle and it just quit, never turned back on nor did the circuit breaker pop. Talked to Minn Kota thy said the board might be fried as well. So took it to a authorized dealer. I had 2 issues (only minor with the motor) Easy fix for mine was under the button on the foot pedal is a small round magnet about half the size of a pencil in diameter or so. The tech said it got recessed down to far and if it should happen again just pull it up again. So took it back home re-installed and no luck, just heard a tiny ticking noise from the foot pedal, no prop movement. SO I checked the batteeries, all good. Even though the connectons had very minor corrosion I decided to disconnect all and clean them. Re-connected them and now I am back in business. Dont understand it, but hey it works until I actually test it out on the lake. Hope it helped