Removing the Propeller Drive Motor
When removing the propeller drive motor from the shaft, you must pull the cables themselves, and not the motor. Pulling on the propeller drive motor may damage the cable connections inside the motor. The motor should not be supported by the cables alone. Supporting the motor only with the cables may damage the motor.
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Using a 5 mm hex bit or wrench, remove the six screws
that secure the shaft base to the propeller drive motor.
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Using the tool
included in the shaft and motor hardware service kit, remove the recessed nut 
that secures the transducer cable to the shaft.
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Straighten the cables at the top of the shaft, and slowly pull the propeller drive motor away from the shaft base until you can see the power and data cables
connected to the propeller drive motor.
