ASA Voyager Camera

[topgun2]

Unfortunately, my ASA Voyager rearview camera developed a leak which cause moisture to collect inside the housing.  This, in turn, caused the camera view to be "foggy" and/or virtually non-usable.

Via email I contacted ASA's customer relations area and they advised me to send the camera in to be examined.  I removed it from the Ollie, boxed it up and put it in the mail 6 days ago.  Today, I received a new camera via FedEx.  That is what I call great service!.

Unfortunately, ASA didn't include a tech in the package to do the re-install!  However, that process has got to be a bunch easier than getting the old one off the Oliver in the first place.😊

Like Oliver, these guys take Service to the point it should be and this makes what could have been a very disappointing situation into an almost pleasant one.

Bill

[Patriot]

25 minutes ago, topgun2 said:

Unfortunately, my ASA Voyager rearview camera developed a leak which cause moisture to collect inside the housing.  This, in turn, caused the camera view to be "foggy" and/or virtually non-usable.

Via email I contacted ASA's customer relations area and they advised me to send the camera in to be examined.  I removed it from the Ollie, boxed it up and put it in the mail 6 days ago.  Today, I received a new camera via FedEx.  That is what I call great service!.

Unfortunately, ASA didn't include a tech in the package to do the re-install!  However, that process has got to be a bunch easier than getting the old one off the Oliver in the first place.😊

Like Oliver, these guys take Service to the point it should be and this makes what could have been a very disappointing situation into an almost pleasant one.

Bill

Bill,

That is great news! Now you will be back at keeping an 👁️on things while on the super slab! 😊

Patriot🇺🇸

[Mike and Carol]

Bill, which model do you have?

Mike

[topgun2]

12 hours ago, Mike and Carol said:

Bill, which model do you have?

Good question, Mike.

I'm not sure of the model number but it is the camera without the "hood" over the top and the antenna comes straight up off the back of the camera housing.  Does the picture below help?

 

[MAX Burner]

@topgun2: Same here.  Researching for model number ATM...

[mossemi]

This is the rear view camera on hull 193:

Mossey

[MAX Burner]

3 minutes ago, mossemi said:

This is the rear view camera on hull 193:

Mossey

Ah! @mossemi - beat me to it, brother! HA!

[Wayfinder]

I have the same camera system and just ordered a new camera at Amazon, WVCMS130AP.  I checked my manual to confirm.

My camera was also full of water.  I tried drying it out and using plumber's grease on the seal ,in hopes it would come back to life (no fog),  it didn't work.  There is only a fairly solid white image on the monitor, but the camera is transmitting - yay!?

I don't know what to expect in regards to the wiring.  Do I get to it from the inside rear-upper cabinet space, or pull the wire seal from the outside?

[topgun2]

1 hour ago, Wayfinder said:

I don't know what to expect in regards to the wiring.  Do I get to it from the inside rear-upper cabinet space, or pull the wire seal from the outside?

 

See my reply to your other post about the camera.

The wiring can be accessed via the attic.  You will need to remove the two self tapping screws/bolts at the bottom of the left (curbside) panel and pull down the insulation.  You should be able to locate where the wires from the camera come through the roof.  Follow those wires about a foot to 18 inches and you should come to the pin connector I mention in the other post.

Bill

[Wayfinder]

Thanks Bill