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40 BMW Motorrad Navigator IV Owner’s Manual

Appendix

Changing the Fuse in the

Automotive Power Adapter

(Optional)

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When replacing the fuse, do not

lose any of the small pieces, and ensure

they are put back in the proper place.

If your unit does not charge in your vehicle,

you may need to replace the fuse located at

the tip of the automotive adapter.

1. Unscrew the black, round end piece, and

remove it.

2. Remove the fuse (glass

and silver cylinder), and

replace with a 3A fast-

blow fuse.

3. Ensure that the silver

tip is placed in the black

end piece. Screw on the

black end piece.

About GPS Satellite Signals

Your Navigator IV must acquire GPS

(Global Positioning System) satellite

signals to navigate. If you are indoors,

near tall buildings or trees, or in a parking

garage, your Navigator IV cannot acquire

satellites. Go outside to an area free from tall

obstructions to use your Navigator IV.

When your Navigator IV has acquired

satellite signals, the signal strength bars on

the Menu page are green

. When it

loses satellite signals, the bars turn red or

clear .

For more information about GPS, go to

www.garmin.com/aboutGPS.

Removing the Navigator IV

and Mounts

To remove the Navigator IV from the cradle

on both the automobile and motorcycle

mounts, press the button on the side of the

cradle, and tilt the Navigator IV forward.

To remove the cradle from the automobile

mount, turn the cradle to the right or the left.

Apply pressure until the socket on the cradle

releases the ball on the mount.

Caring for Your Navigator IV

Your Navigator IV contains sensitive

electronic components that can be

permanently damaged if exposed to

excessive shock or vibration exceeding that

of normal motorcycle or automobile use.

To minimize the risk of damage to your

Navigator IV, avoid dropping your unit and

operating it in extreme high-shock and high-

vibration environments.

End

piece

Silver tip

Fuse

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