Daiwa SEABORG-1000MT User Manual

OPERATING MANUAL

Thank you for purchasing a SEABORG 1000MT. To take full advantage of the reels
many useful functions, please read this manual carefully before using. Retain this
manual for future reference.

Reference

Reference

Index

Caution

  Precautions

Power source

How to connect the reel to the power source
  About the power source
  Battery indicator

Using the Reel

  About the counter display

Maintenance

About maintenance
  Maintenance procedure
  Handling and maintenance of the power cord

  maintenance of the cord

  Other maintenance points

Names of the buttons and the display

Names and functions of each part

Line data input
 When line length is known

With Backing line 1
 With Backing line 2

4,5

6,7

8,9

10-15
10,11
12,13
14,15

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9. Winding speed indicator

  Winding speed display

10. Remaining time to auto stop

2

  Displaying of the remaining time to auto stop

11. Chumming timer winding
Chumming timer winding

  Chumming timer

12. Display recalibration

3

  Display revision

13. How to fix the Rod Clamp

Useful functions

4

  Various alarms

4

  Display light

5

  Breaker display

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5

Reel Specifications

Reel Specification list
  Counter display

Parts List

Trouble shooting

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29

30,31
30,31

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32

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34

35

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Functional setting operation
1 Mode setting display
How to set the many functions available

2. How to use the SHIFT BUTTON

3. Before you begin fishing

  Surface depth setting

  When the main line is cut or broken off.....

4. Auto stop function

Auto stop setting
  Auto stop

5.Line feeding function
Line feeding function

6. Pickup speed setting

  Pickup speed preference

7. Inverse counter

  Inverse counter

8. Jigging

Jigging
  Jigging master

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16,17

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19

20-22

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21
22

23

24

25-27

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26,27

The electric reel used in the anima­tion is TANACOM BULL-1000.

See animation

Electric reelʼs basic

operations

Caution

Precautions

1.This product generates weak electro-magnetic waves while its power is ON, which could
cause malfunction of medical equipment such as hearing aids, pacemakers and other
devices. Wearers of heart pacemakers could experience variations in heartbeat or
dizziness. So please, be sure to ask the manufacturer or dealer of your specific medical

Warning

Attention

equipment about any potential hazards posed by the effects of electro-magnetic waves.

2. Be careful to keep fingers clear of the levelwind mechanism. It can pinch your fingers
and cause injuries.

1. If your sinker or lure is caught on the bottom, cut your line rather than jerk the rod to
free it.

2. After fishing, rinse and dry the reel thoroughly. Store in a dry place.

3. Handle the reel with care. Dropping it may cause damage.

4. Do not touch the line while reel is running. It could cut your skin.

5. Use this reel for fishing purposes only.

6. Be careful not to get reel grease on your clothing.

7. Do not use metal wire for the main line.

8. Sharp impacts due to inadvertent drop or other reasons may cause reel body
breakage, damage to the inner electronic components, and cracks or short circuit of the
board, resulting in functional disability.

1. When you use a power source other than the battery or the power source provided by
the boat, be sure it is of the proper voltage. Excess voltage will harm the reel and may
generate enough heat to burn your hands.

2. Do not use badly rusted cord to prevent electrical heat.

1. Do not touch moving parts while the reel is operating or it may cause injury.

2. Drag adjustment should only be done with the auto winding functions off.

1. Do not disassemble the reel. It could result in malfunction that could damage the reel
or cause personal injury.

Do not reel in the end of the line

DO NOT allow end of line to be wound onto the spool.This may cause synchronization with the levelwind to
be lost, a condition that can damage the levelwind due to the reelʼs high power output. Should this happen,
line should be removed from spool and rewound.
After each trip, attach line to line clip to prevent it accidentally being wound onto reel.

end of the line

line

1

snap

line clip

Power source

How to connect the reel to the power source

1.

Attach the cord clips to the battery. Red covered clip is the plus
(+), and the black covered clip is the minus (-).

2. Insert the connector into the reel. After this, the display

appears as below.

By taking the appropriate steps, the indication will change as

shown below and the data will be set.

0.5 sec

Black

Red

Match slot
with key

All the articles light An indication change Set completion

1.When changing batteries, the display’s backup memory stays active for about 15 minutes

after the old battery is disconnected. Thus the above display startup sequence does not
need to replay when the new battery is connected within the 15 minute time frame.

Attention

About the power source

This reel is made to accept DC 12 Volt power only. Power sources
providing other than this cannot be used.
The power provided by a boat can be unstable, causing the reel to
stop unintentionally. This can result in poor reel performance.
Please use a battery made specifically for fishing reels, such as
our lithium battery.

Make sure of the following before departure.

1. Recharge the battery before your fishing trip. Over time, a battery can naturally discharge.

2. Confirm the boat can provide the proper power source (i.e. voltage, connector shape etc).

Attention

3. Corroded connections can prevent the flow of electric current. Remove any corrosion or
dirt from the connectors.

Battery indicator

With power on, digits of the inverse counter (counter in the lower
area) will blink if voltage gets below DC 9 V.
If the display shows this when the motor is not running, then
battery voltage is likely to be low. In this case, replace the battery
with a recharged one.

2

This figure shows the
voltage is 8.5 V

Using the Reel

Do not jerk your rod to free a lure or sinker stuck on the

1.

bottom. Pull the line taught with a gloved hand and cut it.

2. After maintenance, be sure to loosen the drag and store the

reel in a dry place.

3. Handle the reel with care to avoid dropping and possibly

damaging it.

4. Do not use metal wire as the reelʼs main line.

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2

Tournament
Drag

About the counter display

The following conditions may make the display difficult to read.

1. Wearing polarized glasses.

2. Excessively cold or hot weather, mid-winter (displayʼs surface

temperature is below –10 degrees centigrade) and mid-summer
(displayʼs surface temperature is above 60 degrees centigrade).

3. When light strikes the display from certain angles, the displayʼs

digits may have shadows. This does not affect its function.

loosen

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Maintenance

About maintenance

This is a washable reel. Wash away salt residue and grit after fishing

Maintenance procedure

1. Wash the reel with a dish washing detergent and a soft

sponge. Do not use solvents.

Do not use soap or other detergents. Other soaps or solutions

may damage the reel both externally and internally. The
solution may damage the outside coating of the reel and may
breakdown the grease inside of the reel creating an overflow of
grease.

2. Rinse detergent and dirt away with running water, rinsing the

spool very well to get rid of salt. Use warm water, under 30
degrees centigrade.

3. At the fishing site, spray accessory oil into the oil hole on the

right sideplate.

Spray for only one second. Excessive spraying may result in an
overflow of oil.

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2

3

Use ONLY the oil that is included with the reel. Other types of oil
may affect the overall performance of the reel.

Dry the reel well.

4.

1. Do not submerse the reel when washing.

2. Do not use organic solvents such as benzene and thinner.

3. Do not use a steel brush or abrasive cleanser.

Attention

4. Do not attempt to look inside the oil hole. The oil may splash and spurt out of the oil
hole.

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Maintenance

Handling and maintenance of the power cord

Follow the restrictions below to avoid cord problems. Do not cut or connect your cord by yourself as it can cause

unintended problems.

Do not hang the reel
by the power cord.

Do not wash the power
cord.

Maintenance of the power cord

- Wipe the power cord with a wet cloth and dry it well.

- Pay special attention to drying the tips, with cover removed.

- Grease the connector after it is dried.

- Disconnect the power cord from the reel before storing.

Do not wind the power
cord around the reel
body with the connector
inserted into the reel.

Do not set heavy items
on the power cord, or tie
knots in the power cord.

Hold the connector, not the power cord, to pull the power
cord from the reel.

Clean and grease area A (pins) and area
B (Circumferential area).

A

B

Other maintenance points

- This reel is a precision instrument that employs electric circuity and motor. Do not disassemble the reel by
yourself.

- Cover the power connector on the reel with its protection cap.

- Old or worn cords can cause a bad connection and/or short circuit. Replace the cord every 2 years.

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Names of the buttons and the display

MODE BUTTON

1

RESET BUTTON

2
5

SPEED/POWER RANGE INDICATOR

SHIFT BUTT

5

INVERSE COUNTER BUTTON

3

JIG/PICKUP BUTTON

4

Mode display

6

Depth counter

7

Inverse counter

8

ON

(winding speed display)

9

Jigging display

Chumming timer

10

(Power indicator, time to wind up,
timer display)

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 MODE BUTTON

Press the MODE BUTTON to scroll through the adjustment displays for each reel function.

- Use the Power Lever to adjust numeric values.

- Pressing the MODE BUTTON sets the numeric values you have adjusted.

- Depress and hold the MODE BUTTON to return to the depth display.

- Mode change cannot be done while line is being fed.

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 RESET BUTTON

-This button resets the depth counter to zero.

-Make sure to press this button before you start fishing. The reset depth is used to make the auto stop function
work. (display shows ).

-For 10m or longer line, the RESET BUTTON must be pressed and held for 2 seconds, or must be quickly pressed
3 times within 2 seconds, to prevent accidental resetting.

-The RESET BUTTON must be quickly pressed 3 times within 2 seconds. This prevents accidental resetting. For a
total reset, when line has been broken off, press and hold the button for at least 2 seconds.

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 INVERSE COUNTER BUTTON

Pressing this button resets the counter in the lower area of the display.

-

It memorizes distance from the bottom, handy for dropping a bait right back into the strike zone after youʼve been bit.

- The chumming timer resumes after pressing this button.

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Names of the buttons and the display

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JIG/PICKUP BUTTON

Selection between pickup and jigging can be done in the mode setting display.(One of them should necessarily be chosen.)

Pickup

-You can wind only while pressing this button. This function is useful to wind up line slack and attract fish.

- Winding speed can be changed with the mode setting display. (Default setting is speed 15)

Jigging

- Jigging can be ON/OFF.

- Pressing this button starts jigging. (Display shows )

- Pressing the button again stops jigging.

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SHIFT BUTTON, SPEED/POWER RANGE INDICATOR

- Pressing this button switches the modes between the Speed range mode and the Power range mode.

- A green lamp is lit while in the Speed range mode, a red lamp is lit while in the Power range mode.

- If water depth is less than the auto stop depth, line is wound only in the Power Range mode for your safety.

- When the motor is used to feed line, pressing the SHIFT BUTT

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Mode display

- This display allows you to change setting of each function.

- The functions that are set to work are shown on the display.
(Default setting is speed 15, but the speed can actually be set between 0~Hi.)

ON will not shift out of the Power range mode.

Display

Pressing the RESET BUTTON makes this
indicator appear. (If the RESET
is not pressed, Auto Stop will work at 5.0m
from the broadside.)

While the JIG/PICKUP BUTTON is being
pressed, the line can be electrically
wound up.

Auto Line feeding is employed. Default
setting is off.

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Depth counter

- It shows the depth from the surface.

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Inverse counter (winding speed display)

- This counter shows the depth from the bottom (or a certain depth).

- Once this counter is turned on, its display cannot be turned off.

- While winding up, winding speed appears in meters per minute.
(The display of winding speed can be set to OFF)

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Jigging display

- This is appeared only when the jigging function is on.

- It blinks when jigging is in process.
(While the depth indicator is shown, the lamp will not light up even when it is set.)

Chumming timer (Power indicator, time to wind up, timer display)

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- The chumming timer appears when motor rotation is stopped.The timer display cannot be set to OFF.

- While using the power lever, the power level is shown.

- While the electric winding up is in action displaying actual winding speed, the timer indicates the remaining
time to auto stop at the ship side(in minutes and seconds).

Function Function

BUTTON

Display

Chumming timer starts working.

The distance from the bottom is constantly
displayed.

If the supply voltage drops, the indicator
will blink. (Pressing the MODE BUTTON
does not change the indication.)

Display Function

Pressing the JIG/PICKUP BUTTON makes the function work. Pressing the button again stops
it.

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Names and functions of each part

Free spool adjustment

weak

loosen

strong

tighten

ON

Power lever

Waterproof tournament
drag

Clutch

4

Enclosed items

Power cord

Storage bag

OFF

Level wind

5

Rod Clamp 

Manual CD-R

Levelwind
threader

8

Reel guard oil

Names and functions of each part

Free spool adjustment

1

- It adjusts brake tension on the spool to prevent backlash or line slack caused by dropping the line with hook and
sinker.

2

Power lever

- You can freely adjust winding power, or winding speed, from zero(ON/OFF) to maximum, by 32 steps, by using
the lever.

- Tilting the lever forward adds power and speeds up the winding.

- Pulling the lever back slows down the winding.

- Without the lever positioned to OFF, it is impossible to start winding. You have to pull it back to the OFF position
before you start winding. An audible sound indicates the OFF position.

- The power lever is used to set numerical values on the various function displays.

- Around the auto stop depth, the power lever operation may be disabled for your safety.

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Waterproof tournament drag

- Adjusting the star drag allows the spool to slip against a strong pull to avoid line breakage.

(1) Adjust the drag while reel is on the rod and the line is strung through all the line guides.
(2) Adjust drag with the clutch ON, while pulling the line with your hands. Normally, the drag is adjusted to prevent

the weakest line in the line system from breaking.

One hand clutch lever

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- The clutch can be set OFF just by pressing down the lever lightly with your thumb.

- When the clutch setting is ON: Turning the handle winds up the line.

- When the clutch setting is OFF: Spooling can be made freely. The clutch is set ON by
turning the handle in the normal direction.

5

Push ON clutch button

- When the clutch is off simply push the button to engage the clutch to the on position.

- If the clutch setting is OFF, tilt the lever so that the clutch is set ON

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Levelwind

- The levelwind distributes line evenly on the spool as you wind it in.
(Under

- Power cord

- Manual CD-R

- Storage Bag

- Levelwind threader (This tool simplifies threading line through the levelwind.)

- Reel guard oil

- Rod Clamp
(For big game fishing and fishing under heavy loads, be sure to attach a rod clamp. A rod clamp of 23 to 34mm

some special circumstances line may not wind evenly because of the clearance between the levelwind and

the line.)

Enclosed items

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in diameter can be attached.)

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Line data input (When line length is known)

This method is used when the line length is known before winding. In the example below,
PE 6 – 1000m is wound.

1. Run line through the levelwind guide and tie it onto the spool.

The levelwind threader makes this process easier. Make sure to
tie the line onto the pin found on the spool to avoid the line
slipping.

2. Move the power lever to the OFF position.

3.

Connect the clip to the power source (12V DC).

4. Attach the cord connector to the reel.

See in page 2 for the connection method.

5. Press the MODE SETTING BUTTON and hold for five seconds,

until the display shows 0.0.When the button is released, the
display will then change to the figure on the left, which shows

P1.

1

Levelwind Guide

Main line

Pin

Power lever

2

5

Make sure the drag is set firmly.

6. Push the power lever forward to maximum and wind the line to

its end.

For your safety, shift to the power range mode before beginning to

wind line. You can still adjust winding speed.

As the power lever is moved forward, the P1 display

changes to a tension indicator.

Before winding line, use the Power Lever to adjust the tension

setting displayed at the bottom left of the display panel.

Adjust to

range mode.

4-5 for the Power range mode and 6-8 for the Speed

If the line is wound indoors at a low speed and with a high tension for a long period of time,
the motor will be overheated, which may cause motor failure.
This issue does not need to be considered during fishing because the motor will be cooled

Attention

by sea water.
If winding stops, wind up the line manually before entering any figure.

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Tension indicatar

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Line data input (When line length is known)

7. Pull the lever back to the OFF position, after winding.

1.Do not wind the end of the line onto the spool because it causes incorrect length

calculation. Move the power lever to OFF position, and wind manually when nearing the
end of the line.

Attention

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OFF

Do not reel in the end
of the line

8.

Press RESET BUTTON for 2 seconds, until the display shows

800. (500 is the default setting)

9. Enter the line length with the power lever. (in the figure on the

right, line length is 1000 m).

10. Press RESET BUTTON for 2 seconds and a beep will be

heard. The display should return to 0.0, completing the setting
procedure.

If “Err” appears on the display, you must use the MODE SET

BUTTON to re-enter the data.

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10

9

OFF

MAX

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Line data input (With backing line 1)

This method requires use of Daiwa braided line that is color coded to show length and has a total
length greater than 100 m.

1. Run the backing line through the levelwind guide and tie it onto

the spool. The levelwind threader makes this process easier.
Make sure to tie the line onto the pin found on the spool to
avoid the line slipping.

2.

Move the power lever to the OFF position.

3. Connect the clip to the power source (12V DC).

4. Attach the cord connector to the reel.

See in page 2 for the connection method.

5. Wind the backing line.

6. Tie the backing line securely to the main line.

1

Levelwind Guide

Pin

Backing line

Power lever

2

6

Backing line

Main line

Tie

7. Press the MODE SETTING BUTTON for 5 seconds, when the

display will show 0.0.

P1 will be blinking.

8.

Press the MODE BUTTON twice and change the display to
backing line input.

 P2 will then be blinking.

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Line data input (With backing line 1)

9. As indicated by the lineʼs color coding, wind the line up until the

remaining line is 100m.

 With the power lever moved forward, P2 changes into a tension

indicator. Keep line tension between 4 and 5 while winding.

For your safety, shift to the power range mode before beginning to

wind line. You can still adjust winding speed.

Before winding line, use the Power Lever to adjust the tension

setting displayed at the bottom left of the display panel.

Adjust to 4-5 for the Power range mode and 6-8 for the Speed

range mode.

If the line is wound indoors at a low speed and with a high tension for a long period of time,
the motor will be overheated, which may cause motor failure.
This issue does not need to be considered during fishing because the motor will be cooled

Attention

by sea water.

10. Press RESET BUTTON for 2 seconds.

 P2 blinks and the counter in the lower area shows 50. The

upper counter digits increase as line is wound.

11. Wind on another 50 m of line, keeping line tension at the

suggested level.

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Tension indicatar

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12. Press RESET BUTTON for 2 seconds.

 The lower counter shows 100.

13. Wind the remaining 50m, keeping line tension at the

suggested level. Do not wind line all the way onto the spool.

14. Press RESET BUTTON for 2 seconds and 0.0 will appear.

This is the end of the procedure.

1.Do not wind the end of the line onto the spool because it causes incorrect length

calculation. Move the power lever to OFF position, and wind manually when nearing the
end of the line.

Attention

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Should “Err” appear on the display, then use the MODE SET

BUTTON to re-enter the data.

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Line data input (With backing line 2)

This method is applied to data re-input which is to be made after the main line is wound up. This

method requires a main line of 100m or longer specific length.

1. Connect the battery to the reel.

2. Press the MODE SET BUTTON for 5 seconds, changing the

mode to P1.

2

3. Press the MODE SET BUTTON 2 more times and set the

mode to backing line 2.

 This mode shows P3 blinking on the low left of the display.

4. Paying attention to the lineʼs color coding, pull 50m of line off of

the spool.

5. Press the RESET BUTTON for 2 seconds.

 This will show the digits 100 in the lower area of the counter.

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5

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Line data input (With backing line 2)

7. Press the RESET BUTTON for 2 seconds to show 100.0 on

the upper counter.

8. Wind up the 100m of line you pulled from the reel. This

completes the procedure.

1.Do not wind the end of the line onto the spool because it causes incorrect length

calculation. Move the power lever to OFF, and wind manually when nearing the end of
the line.

Attention

Should “Err” appear on the display, then use the MODE SET

BUTTON to re-enter the data.

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Functional setting operation

(1. Mode setting display)

How to set the many functions available

Many useful functions can be accessed with the mode button.

1.

Press the MODE BUTTON to choose a display.

1

Each press of the MODE BUTTON changes the display to the
next function.

depth indication display

Holding the MODE BUTT
displays, quickly getting you back to the depth display.
At each mode setting display, the default setting can be retained
by pressing the RESET BUTTON.

jig/pickup pattern Jigging pattern

MODE

BUTTON

down, rapidly scrolls through the

ON

Power lever

MODE

BUTTON

Jigging length

While letting out or winding line, the MODE

BUTTON cannot be used to change

settings.

Pickup speed

MODE

BUTTON

MODE

BUTTON

Jigging rangeJig waiting time

(Each display example is the default setting)

MODE

BUTTON

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Winding speed display

Functional setting operation

(1. Mode setting display)

2. Use the power lever to set numerical values.

 At its MAX position, numbers count upward rapidly. At the OFF

position, numbers count downward rapidly.

 Around mid position, numbers change at a slower pace.

3. Press MODE BUTTON to complete the setting.

2

Power lever

MAX

OFF

OFF

MAX

3

 Pressing the mode button locks in the values you have set and

moves on to the next display.

 Depress and hold the MODE BUTTON to rapidly scroll back to

the depth counter screen.

 Pressing the RESET BUTTON at a setting display returns

numbers to their default values (This resetting does not apply to
the fishing record display.)

MODE

BUTTON

MODE

BUTTON

Line feeding Chumming timer Fishing record

Display revision indicator

otal winding distance (km)

T

Total hours of fishing (H)

MODE

BUTTON

MODE

BUTTON

Depth counter

Press RESET BUTTON and

MODE BUTTON

simultaneously for 5 seconds.

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Revision

MODE

BUTTON

Depth counter

Functional setting operation

Pressing the SHIFT BUTTON enables you to change the electric reel winding mode between the Speed range

mode and the Power range mode.

(2.

How to use the SHIFT BUTTON

Attention

1.The motor stops temporarily at the moment of switchover
between the Speed range mode and the Power range
mode.

2.If a switchover is made between the Speed range mode and
the Power range mode under no-load conditions, the
handle will rotate.

- If water depth is less than the auto stop depth, line is wound in the
Power Range mode for your safety.

- When the motor is used to feed line, pressing the SHIFT BUTTON
will not shift out of the Power range mode.

SHIFT BUTTON

)

Speed range mode

- Use this mode when you value speed more than power, for
collecting your rig, etc.

- The green lamp is lit.

- The breaker will never trip during operation in the Speed range
mode. However, if an overloaded state continues, the Speed
range mode will automatically switch over to the Power range
mode to lower the speed.

In this case, pressing the

the Power range mode to the Speed range mode.

SHIFT BUTTON does not switch over

Power range mode

- Use this mode from the beginning when you value power more
than speed, for big-game fishing, midwater fishing, etc.

- The red lamp is lit.

Operation during mode change

- If you press the shift button to change the range mode, the lamp
of the mode you are shifting to will light up.

The picture shows a case where the Speed range mode is

switching over to the Power range mode.

The SHIFT BUTTON does not work while the lamp is blinking.

- To reduce shock caused by the switchover, the power output
gradually changes until it reaches the level set by the power
lever.

The green lamp is lit

The red lamp is lit

The red lamp blinks

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Functional setting operation

Surface depth setting

Before you begin fishing, make sure the counter is set to zero at the waterʼs surface.
This is extremely important to ensure accurate fishing depth readings.

1. Connect the reel to the battery, put the line through all the

guides, and prepare your terminal rig.

(3. Before you begin fishing)

2. Place the rod into the rod holder in the position it will normally

rest while fishing.

3. Lower the terminal rig to the waterʼs surface and press the

RESET BUTTON. (water surface zero setting)

The display resets to 0.0 and   blinks.

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3

1.When new line is wound up, or when line has been pulled under heavy tension, line

stretch may cause a gap in the depth reading at the surface. Simply reset the surface
setting with the RESET BUTTON.

Attention

When the main line is cut or broken off.....

- Should your line break, revise data as follows.

- For 10m or longer line, the RESET BUTTON must be pressed
and held for 2 seconds, or must be quickly pressed 3 times
within 2 seconds, to prevent accidental resetting.

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Functional setting operation

Auto stop setting

The Auto stop depth may be set to meet your own specific needs.

- Auto stop adjusts to operate at depths from 1 m to 5 m (in 10 cm increments).

- It prevents accidentally winding swivels, terminal rigs etc. into the rod tip and stops your rig at a consistent depth
for convenient checking and changing of baits and sinkers.

- If water depth is less than the auto stop depth, line is wound in the Power Range mode for your safety.

- Around the auto stop depth, the power lever operation may be disabled for your safety.

(4. Auto stop function)

1. Connect the reel to the battery, and press the RESET BUTTON

with your terminal rig at the surface.
The display shows 0.0.

2. Raise the rod and adjust the line length from the rod tip so you

can reach the rig easily. In the figure, its length is 1.5 m.

Checking and changing sinkers, baits etc.

Use

1

2

1.5m

3. After adjusting length, press the INVERSE COUNTER

BUTTON for 2 seconds.

When blinks, this procedure is completed.
Default setting is 2.0 m. (Without pressing the RESET

BUTTON the winding stops at a depth of 5.0 m.

The lamp will blink when the setup has been completed.

4. When checking or changing a bait, simply wait until the reel

automatically stops winding and raise the rod tip.

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3

Functional setting operation

Auto stop

Auto stop automatically brings your terminal rig to the surface, stopping consistently at your
pre-set depth preference. It eliminates the need to constantly monitor depth as it comes up.

- The auto stop function assists when winding with the power lever, jigging, or winding with the chumming timer.

- After the rig is ready, reset the depth counter to zero by pressing the RESET BUTTON.
(water surface zero setting) (After this, appears on the display)

- Without pressing the RESET BUTTON, winding stops at a depth of 5 m.

- If you have pressed the RESET BUTTON, the alarm sounds at 2m increments above the depth of 8 m, and
winding stops at 2 m.

-

When auto stop depth is set, the alarm sounds every 2 m above the depth of 6 m, and winding stops at the set depth.

- After auto stop stops winding, the power lever can be used up to 0.0 m. However, above 0.0 m, motor winding
such as, power lever, cannot be employed until the RESET BUTTON is pressed.

- Depending upon the rocking of the boat or sinker weight, auto stop depth can overrun slightly. Should this
happen, increase the depth of the auto stop.

(4. Auto stop function)

21

Functional setting operation

Line feeding function

The line feeding function lets our line with the motor assisting the spool.

- The line feeding mechanism begins to work at a depth of 2.5 m
below the pre-set auto stop depth.

- When Live Lining mode is ON, line feeding will not automatically
start.

- Speed of the line going out is adjusted with 32 speed levels
ranging between 0 and Hi. It is adjusted in the line feeding
mode.

(5. Line feeding function)

1. Press the MODE BUTTON to show the line feeding speed

adjustment display. Default setting is zero (OFF).

 Set the speed level with the power lever.

(adjustment of
line furnishing)

(the figure corresponds
to the case of setting to 5)

2. Press the MODE BUTTON three times to show 0.0 (depth

counter) to complete.

 The will blinks.

1

2

Attention

1.During line feeding operation, you cannot set useful functions by pressing the

 MODE BUTTON.

2.While letting out line with the motor, the reel remains in Power mode even if the SHIFT

BUTTON is depressed.

22

Functional setting operation

Pickup speed preference

1. Press MODE BUTTON.

If the display is at display, then move the power lever

or press RESET BUTTON to show the display shown on the
right.

(6. Pickup speed setting)

1

2. Press MODE BUTTON again.

This display is the pickup setting display.

3. Set speed with the power lever.

You can set from 0 to Hi for the Speed (Hi) range mode and the
Power (Lo) range mode.

Lo0 HiHiHi0LoHi

When the power lever is turned in the MAX direction, the speed
changes in the right arrow direction, and if turned in the OFF
direction, it changes in the left arrow direction.

2

3

OFF

MAX

(the figure corresponds
to the case of setting to Lo20)

When the power lever is at the MAX position,
pressing the
preset Lo20. In this case, the red lamp will
remain lit until you release the PICKUP

Use

4. Press the MODE BUTTON to go back to depth readout.

チョイ巻

BUTTON.

appears on the display.

1.While the PICKUP BUTTON is in use for winding, winding speed is not displayed.

PICKUP BUTTON winds line at the

Attention

23

4

Functional setting operation

Inverse counter

Two counters are better than one. This reel has counters from both the surface and from the bottom.

The default inverse counter setting is OFF. To turn it ON, see page 28.
In the following example, intended fishing range is 94 m, which is 6 m from the bottom.

1. Clutch OFF to send the rig to the bottom

OFF

2. At the bottom, move the clutch to ON by turning the reel handle

or flipping the clutch lever.

(7. Inverse counter)

1

ON

3. After winding up any slack line, press the INVERSE COUNTER

BUTTON and wind up 6 m.

By pressing the INVERSE COUNTER BUTTON, the lower area

counter is reset. Wind line until the intended depth is reached.

By pressing the INVERSE COUNTER

BUTTON, the timer starts and keeps an

accurate record of fishing time.

3

Use

24

Functional setting operation

Jigging

Jigging is an extremely valuable function.
After setting your preferences, pressing the JIG/PICKUP BUTT
Speed of the jigging can be adjusted with the power lever.

(8. Jigging)

ON starts the function.

1. Press the MODE BUTTON to show pickup / jigging display.

(When jigging is chosen, the pickup function cannot be used.)

2. Jigging pattern is selected with the power lever.

There are four patterns; 123 (master), 1 step, 2 steps, 3 steps.

Jigging setting displays appear in the following order;
Pattern (step) > length (m) > waiting time (sec) > range (m)

3. Press MODE BUTTON to show the next display. Pressing it

also locks in the previous setting.

1

Jig/pickup

2

3

4. In the same manner, set length, waiting time and range.

By pressing the JIG/PICKUP BUTTON during the jigging setting

display, the display will show depth and begins jigging.

Pressing and holding the MODE BUTTON will quickly scroll you

back to the depth counter display.

5. After pressing the JIG/PICKUP BUTTON, use the power lever

to start jigging.

Jigging speed is controlled with the power lever.
As the jerking starts, indicator blinks.
Pressing the JIG/PICKUP BUTTON again stops jigging.

25

Jigging distance

Interval time

5

Functional setting operation

Jigging master

You can choose the jigging pattern, range, waiting time and length you require.

- Pressing the JIG/PICKUP BUTTON, starts jigging, with the display showing the indicator. (Pressing the
button once more cease jigging.) The power lever controls jigging speed.

- Shifting of jigging speed is done easily with the lever control.

- When a fish strikes during jigging, it turns off providing the power lever is turned to the OFF position. After that,
normal winding is done with the power lever.

- To show the jigging display, refer to page 16.

1. Jigging pattern

You can choose the number of steps you wish for your jigging

pattern.

(8. Jigging)

(Preference setting)

One-step jigging Two-step jigging Three-step jigging Master jigging

A

A

B

Master jigging (123) is the method in which the number of jigging

steps is selected automatically by the computer.

2. Jigging length

A

B

B

A : 4 seconds stop
B : 0.4 seconds stop

You can choose the length of the line wound up in one jig action.

(Depending upon the sinker, speed of winding, the jigging
length may overrun its setting slightly.)

The length can be set in increments of 50 cm between 0.5 and

10 m.

26

(Preference setting)

Functional setting operation

3. Waiting time

You can choose the waiting time between jigs. The interval time

is set in seconds.

Example)

(8. Jigging)

Three-step jigging
5 seconds interval time

Three-step jigging

t

In
(5sec)

- If jigging time is longer than the chumming timer setting, then the chumming timer
setting takes priority and will wind up the line.

erval time

Three-step jigging

Interval time
(5sec)

Attention

4. Jigging range

The depth range for jigging is set in 1 m increments. If the range

is set to zero, then jigging continues right up to the auto stop
depth.

(Preference setting)

Example)

Range is 20 m.

Interval time
(5sec)

Interval time
(5sec)

Jigging r
20 m

(Preference setting)

ange

27

Functional setting operation

Winding speed display

In the default setting, the lower area counter displays the winding speed.

The chumming timer display area shows the remaining time until
the auto stop is reached. (p. 29)
The inverse counter numbers can be changed to indicate winding
speed.
Rate of speed indicated is meters per minute (m/min).

(9. Winding speed indicator)

Example)
200 m/min

1. Press MODE BUTTON to show speed indicator display.  

     is shown on the screen.

In the default setting, the inverse counter is OFF.

2. Turn it ON with the power lever.

3. Press the MODE BUTTON to display the next setting display.

1

2

3

4. Press the MODE BUTTON for 5 times to return to the

water-depth screen. This displays     and activates the
inverse counter.

28

4

Functional setting operation

Displaying of the remaining time to auto stop

Two counters are better than one. This reel has counters from both the surface and from the bottom.

When the display is set to indicate the actual speed, the
chumming timer display portion indicates the remaining time
before it reaches the auto stop position. However, the display will
go out about five seconds before reaching the auto stop position.

This function works if the remaining time is within 7 minutes. If the
remaining time is more than 7 minutes, then the partial circle icon
blinks.

(display example)

- Digits show seconds.

- Each partial circle stands for one minute.

(10. Remaining time to auto stop)

Example)

To wind up from 50 m depth to the
auto stop depth, it takes 29 seconds
at the speed of 80 m / min.

Remaining time; 2 min 30 sec

Remaining time; 5 min 30 sec

29

Functional setting operation

Chumming timer winding

The right timing for the best results. After a pre-determined amount of time has passed, the reel
starts winding automatically.

- After pre-set 5 minutes have passed, the reel automatically
winds up.

- When the timer is set, the timer indicator is shown in the
display. To stop using the timer, set its time to zero.

- Pre-set time can be confirmed by pressing the INVERSE

COUNTER BUTTON.

- Winding of the chumming timer functions when the depth
counter indicates between +20m and -20m.

Press MODE BUTTON until you come to the timer setting

1.

display.

     is on the screen. The default setting is zero minutes or

   .

(11. Chumming timer winding)

1

The chumming timer helps ensure you check
baits at even intervals, a real help when
dropping multiple lines.

Use

2. Use the power lever to set the number of minutes.

(Shown is the timer set to 3 minutes.)

(timer setting display)

2

30

Functional setting operation

Press MODE BUTTON twice.

3.

- When the display goes back to depth counter, then the
procedure is completed.

- The     indicator is seen on the display.

- The time set can be checked by pressing the INVERSE

COUNTER BUTTON.

- Pressing and holding down the MODE BUTTON scrolls quickly
back to the depth display.

4. When the set time is reached, the reel begins to wind at its

maximum speed.

An audible alarm sounds.

(11. Chumming timer winding)

3

Chumming timer

This function provides a useful timer.

- This function displays the time passed after the presentation of
your bait or lure. It can be used for chumming, jigging timing or
reeling in your rig.

- The chumming timer starts from 7.0 m on the counter, unless a
specific fishing range has been entered into memory.
Display time is shown in seconds if remaining time is less than 60
seconds, in minutes if remaining time is more than a minute.

Counter initially shows seconds, after 1minute,
indicates minutes.

Attention

1. Pressing the INVERSE COUNTER BUTTON while the timer is in operation re-starts the
timer from 0.0 .

31

Functional setting operation

(12. Display recalibration)

Display revision

You can recalibrate the counter should it not indicate an accurate depth compared to depth markings
on your line.

Example below is the case in which, though the counter shows

103 m, color markings on the line indicate 100 m.

(Depth counter)

1. Press MODE BUTTON six times to show on the display real

fishing time and total winding length.

2. Press MODE BUTTON and RESET BUTTON at the same time

for 2 seconds.

This displays revision display.

3. Move the power lever to change the displayʼs reading to 100.0.

(Occasionally, for the revision rate, the exact number cannot be

attained.)

1

2

(Revision)

3

OFF

4. After 100.0 is reached, then press the MODE BUTTON to

return to depth display.

With this procedure, the inverse counter is reset. In the revised

display, pressing of the
back to the unrevised value.

RESET BUTTON changes the reading

32

MAX

4

Functional setting operation

When using a metal rod butt or fishing for large, hard-pulling fish, always secure the reel with a Rod
Clamp.
(Using the Rod Clamp, it is possible to clamp rods with diameters of 23-34mm)

1. Insert the Bolt in the clamp setting hole, and fix it by tightening

the Nut and the Washer.

(13. How to fix the Rod Clamp)

1

Bolt

Washer

Nut

2. Hold the rod in position while attaching the clamp.

Tighten the rod clamp nuts to secure.

- If the Nut is tightened too firmly, there is a danger of deforming the rod depending upon
rod material, especially with composite rods and reel seats.

Wrench

2

Use collars only for rods with 25mm or
smaller blank/reel seat diameter.

rod

Collars

Tighten

Rod Clamp

Nut

Attention

33

Useful functions

Various alarms

Many kinds of information are indicated by audible alarms.

Power lever alarm

- Placing the Power lever at MAX or OFF positions evokes an alarm.

Auto stop alarm

- While winding up, starting 6 m below the auto stop depth, an alarm beeps at two meter intervals. Upon reaching
the auto stop depth, a long alarm sounds.

Range memory alert

- While lowering your rig back into the strike zone, starting 6 m above the memorized strike depth, an alarm
sounds at two m intervals with a long alarm sounding once the target depth is reached.

(This range memory alarm does not sound unless line has been wound more than 6 m above the memorized

depth.)

Switch alarm

- Each time a button is pressed, a confirming beep is sounded.

Excessive voltage alarm

- Should you attach a power source with a voltage higher than the acceptable level, a continuous alarm will
sound. DO NOT operate the reel. Disconnect the power source. Connect a power source with the proper
voltage.

Timer alarm

- Chumming timer winding is indicated by an alarm.

Display light

Backlighting of the display provides easy reading for early morning or night fishing.

Backlighting of the display provides easy reading for early morning

or night fishing.

- As long as the reel is connected to a power source, the display
backlight is on.

Breaker display

- For safety, an excessively heavy load on the reel will activate the
circuit breaker system and stop automatic winding. While this
system is working, the display appears as shown on the right.

34

Reel Specifications

Reel Specification list

Product name
Product code

Gear ratio(manual winding)
Weight (g/oz)
Max Drag power (kg/lb)
Line Capacity (m)

Number of Ball bearings
Range of acceptable voltage
Max winding speed (no load)

Speed (Hi) / Power (Lo)

Normal winding speed (with 1kg load)

Speed (Hi) / Power (Lo)

Normal max winding speed (1.5kg load)

Instant max winding power
Electric current (Amps)

No load
stall
Max

20

Speed shifting

No load

Best battery size

SEABORG 1000MT

40801389

2.4 : 1

1,425 g / 50.3 oz

20kg/44.1lb

DAIWA BRAIDED BRAIDEDMONO

PE6(80lb)-1000m-(1100yds)

PE8(100lb)-800m-(880yds)

PE10(120lb)-600m-(660yds)

PE12(150lb)-500m-(550yds)

30lb-700m-(770yds)

40lb-500m-(550yds)

60lb-1000m-(1

80lb-800m-(880yds)

100lb-600m-(660yds)

120lb-500m-(550yds)

100yds)

23

DC 12 V – 16.8 V

200/85 m / min

160/75 m / min

Approximately 110 m / min

75 kgf

2
10
30

0 – 200 m / min (continuous shifting)

Light use Super Lithium 8000 *A

vailable in north America only

Heavy use 20Ah marine battery.

.

-Hi speed (no load) = power voltage 12 V

- Normal max winding speed = 1.5kg load, the average speed of 100 m winding.

- Instant max winding power = power voltage 12 V, smallest radius of spool.

Counter display

Depth display range

Usable temp. range

Specifications may be changed without prior notice for the purpose of improvement.

, maximum speed of winding at spool fully wound.

Upper counter; 0.0 – 999.9 m
Lower counter : -99.9 – 999.9 m

-10 to +60 (degrees centigrade)

35

Parts List

SEABORG 1000MT

３９

３６

３１

８２

３

１３１

４０

２

１

４２

４１

５７

３０

１３０

８１

３７

４

８３

２８

２９

２７

２４２６

２７

２６ ２５

２１

１９

１９

２２

１８

１８

３８

137

２３

３０

９７

３２

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４３

１３

８

７

４４

３２

４５

１２

９

１７

６０

４６

１０

１６

１７

４７

１６

４８

１５１４

11

３４

４９

３５

５９

138

５０

３３

５１

３３

１００
１０１

５２

６２

５３

５８

８６

６４

１０３

５６

５４

８７

１０２

６１

５５

141

６
５

７４

８９ ９０

８８

９４９３

142

６３

９２

９１

９５

６９

７５

１１３

１０７

１０８

１１２

１３２

１３３

１１０

１３４

１３５

１２４

７０

１１１

１０６

１２５

140
136

６６

１１４

１１７

１２７

６５ ７２

７１ ７３

６７

６８

１０９

８４

１１８

１１９

１１５

１１６

８５

１２０

１3９

１２９

７８

９６

９８

１２６

１２２

１２３

９９７７７６

１０４

１０５

１２１

１２８

SEABORG 1000MT

８０

７９

No, Parts NameParts No, No, Parts NameParts No, No, Parts NameParts No,

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48

6H057401
6E033201
6G673101
63209702
6B175503
6F673802
6G679601
6F573101
6F592101
6F571902
6F848401
6G673301
6G076501
6B554301
63511805
6G673401
6G673501
6B358605
63201402
6G158601
6G673601
6G672401
6E292701
6G673901
6G674001
6E088005
6F774603
6G077201
6G679101
63510905
66372102
6F016401
6E088005
6G674101
6G674401
6B411700
6G674501
6G674901
6G675001
63201611
6G292802
6G675101
6G536001
63753002
6G675201
63201402
6G283802
6G675301

IC MODULE L/S PLATE SET
BRAKE CLICK SPRING
BRAKE ADJ KNOB
MECHANICAL BRAKE KNOB
MECHANICAL BRAKE W
MECHANICAL BRAKE WASHER(B)
SET PLATE(A）
IDLE GEAR(A) COLLAR
IDLE GEAR(A)
IDLE GEAR(A) WASHER
IDLE GEAR(A) SCREW
IDLE GEAR(B)
IDLE GEAR(B) COLLAR
IDLE GEAR(B) WASHER
IDLE GEAR(B) SCREW

ASHER

MOTOR W
MOTOR GEAR SHAFT O RING
IDLE GEAR BALL BEARING
MOTOR GEAR SHAFT RET
MOTOR O RING
IDLE GEAR(C)
IDLE GEAR(C) O RING
IDLE GEAR(C) BALL BEARING(A)
IDLE GEAR(D)
IDLE GEAR(E)
IDLE GEAR(D) BALL BEARING
IDLE GEAR WASHER
IDLE GEAR(C) BALL BEARING(B)
SET PLATE(B）
SPOOL PLA
SPOOL SHAFT
MOTOR GEAR SHAFT BALL BEARING
MOTOR GEAR BALL BEARING
MOTOR GEAR(HI)
MOTOR GEAR(LOW)
SPOOL SHAFT GEAR WASHER
SPOOL
SPOOL SHAFT
SPOOL
SPOOL GEAR RET
SPOOL PLATE BALL BEARING(A)
SPOOL SHAFT GEAR COLLAR
SPOOL PLATE BALL BEARING(B)
SPOOL GEAR WASHER
SPOOL GEAR
SPOOL GEAR RET
MOTOR GEAR(A) BALL BEARING
MOTOR GEAR(A)

TE SCREW（A）

BALL BEARING

SHAFT GEAR

 RET

ASHER(A)

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50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
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62
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64
65
66
67
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77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96

6B411701
6G283802
6G675801
6G156801
6G676001
6E134505
6E292701
6F682600
6G785801
6G691701
6G676201
6F914401
6G676501
6G158601
63510905
6G173401
6F596004
61220601
6F950200
6E354101
6G676601
6G677101
6F467201
6B411706
63205901
6G677201
6B864101
6G081901
6G677301
6F657801
63755801
63207601
6G691302
6G691801
6E004301
6G691901
6F586301
6G677401
6E134501
6G677501
6F597001
6E290601
6G677601
6G473401
6F773001
6G677701
6F597201
6G677801

MOTOR GEAR(A) W
MOTOR GEAR(B) BALL BEARING
MOTOR GEAR(B)
SPOOL PLATE BALL BEARING(A)
SPOOL PLA
SPOOL PLATE SCREW
SPOOL PLATE BALL BEARING(B)
SPOOL PLATE BALL BEARING(B) WASHER
SETPLATE SCREW(B)
FRAME
MOTOR

OR SCREW

MOT
MOTOR HOLDER
MOTOR HOLDER O RING
MOTOR HOLDER SCREW
CORD COVER
LEVELWIND
LEVEL

WIND PAWL
LEVELWIND WASHER
LEVELWIND NUT
WORM SHAFT
WORM SHIELD
WORM SHAFT BUSHING
WORM SHAFT
WORM SHAFT RET
LEVELWIND POST
LEVELWIND POST RET
DRIVE SHAFT BUSHING
DRIVE SHAFT
DRIVE SHAFT O RING
DRIVE SHAFT
DRIVE SHAFT RET
FINGER GUARD
IC MODULE COVER
IC MODULE COVER SCREW
R/S PLATE SCREW(A)

TE SCREW(B)

R/S PLA
FRAME SCREW(A)
FRAME SCREW(B)
PINION GEAR BUSHING(A)
YOKE PLATE
YOKE
PINION GEAR
CLUTCH PLATE SPRING
ANTI-REVERSE P
ANTI-REVERSE PAWL SPRING
ANTI-REVERSE PAWL
RATCHET

ASHER

TE

WASHER

WASHER

AWL HOLDER

97
98

99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
1
112
113
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115
116
117
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123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
200

11

63746604
6G677901
6B360209
63723833
6B360303
6F817001
6F657801
6G678001
6G439402
6G692001
6E351501
6E219701
6F469016
6F597901
6F598201
61608001
63538207
6E286004
63516401
6G692201
6G139601
6F862301
63424004
6F862801
6F673601
6F470002
6B747702
6F470101
6F550424
6F470303
6G678101
6B862102
6F471207
6F661001
6F598405
6F187601
6B937802
6F187801
60419901
63425301
6E134508
6B411701
6X148901
6G981701
6F657701
6F658501
6Y467001

DRIVE SHAFT W
DRIVE GEAR
EARED WASHER
DRAG LIP WASHER
DRAG DISC WASHER
DRAG COLLAR SHIELD
DRAG O RING
DRIVE SHAFT COLLAR
HANDLE BALL BEARING
R/S PLATE
PINION GEAR BUSHING(B)
PINION GEAR RING
CLUTCH LEVER
CLUTCH CAM
CLUTCH CAM SPRING
CLUTCH CAM WASHER
CLUTCH CAM SCREW
LINE HOLDER
RS PLATE SCREW(C)
RS PLA
POWER LEVER NUT(A)
POWER LEVER
POWER LEVER NUT(B)
POWER LEVER COVER
DRAG SPRING WASHER
DRAG HOLDER
DRAG HOLDER LEAF SPRING
HANDLE WASHER
ST

AR DRAG
HANDLE COLLAR
HANDLE
HANDLE NUT
HANDLE CAP
CONNECTOR CAP
ELECTRIC POWER CORD
CLAMP SCREW
CLAMP
CLAMP SCREW NUT
CLAMP PLATE
CLAMP PLATE NUT
SETPLATE SCREW(C)
MOTOR GEAR(A) WASHER
REEL GUARD OIL
COLLAR
CORD SHIELD(A)
CORD SHIELD(B)
OWNER'S MANUAL

ASHER(B)

TE SCREW(D)

SCREW WASHER

There may sometimes be a difference between the purchased reel and the Dismantled Parts Chart or the parts list above due to the

adjustment process etc. We appreciate your understanding.

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Trouble shooting

Symptom Possible causes To do

It is a normal function to avoid over

The counter displays 0.0 m.

winding. Press RESET BUTTON to
continue winding.

Motor does not
respond to the
power lever

Counter display

Did not pull the lever to OFF
position.

Unstable power source

Battery charge is low.

Cord worn or corroded

Pull the lever to OFF and then move
forward again to start winding.

Use another power source, such as
electric reel specific batteries.

Recharge the battery

Replace the cord.

does not appear.

Inverse counter

Incorrect battery connection

Did not press

JIG/PICKUP

BUTT

ON

Connect correctly.

It is normal. Press

INVERSE COUNTER BUTT

does not appear

Inverse counter is OFF
(default setting)

Using MODE BUTTON, change the
setting of this function.

Ref.
page

22

9

2

.

.

ON

2

5

2

24,28

24,28

Jigging function
does not
respond

The reel jigs on
its own.

Auto stop
function does
not work

There are
counter errors.

Pickup does not
respond.

Power lever is at OFF

Pickup mode is selected

Low power voltage

Did not press
at surface

Error for sinker weight or
rocking of the boat

Line is elongated.

Line length has increased
due to stretching.

Speed setting is at zero

RESET BUTTON

Push the lever forward.

With MODE BUTTON, select the
jigging mode

Replace with a recharged battery

Press
to zero with rig at the surface.

Adjust settings of auto stop function.

Reset the depth counter at the surface.

- Reset the counter.

- Revise the display

- Re-enter line data.

Press MODE BUTTON to select winding
speed setting.

RESET BUTTON to reset depth

.

.

25,26

25,26

2

19

20,21

19

19

32

10-15

23

Contact your dealer if the reel does not function properly despite the above details being con­firmed, in the event of other problems arising, and to order parts.

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Reference/Référence

COMPANY
NAME

ADDRESS

TEL NO.

DAIWA CORPORATION

12851 MIDWAY PLACE
CERRITOS CA 90703
U.S.A

(562)-802-9589

LIMITED WARRANTY TERMS

WARRANTY WILL EXPIRE WHEN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING HAS BEEN SURPASSED.
*ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE.
*200 TOTAL HOURS OF USE.

GARANTIE

La garantie appliquée est celle en vigueur dans le pays dʼachat du moulinet. Pour la
France, seuls, les revendeurs et le service après-vente de la société Daiwa-France sont
habilités pour prendre en charge une éventuelle garantie.
En règle générale la garantie expire après un an ou 200 heures dʼutilisation.