Marine electronics · Diagnostics & repair
Marine electronics diagnostics
in Raiatea.
A blank display, unstable instrument, lost data or intermittent fault? Naval LEO-SOLUTIONS investigates the cause on boats and catamarans in Raiatea.
Find the cause before replacing equipment
A fault blamed on one device may originate in the boat’s electrical supply, a connector, its configuration or the data network. Diagnostics isolate the problem and guide a technically sound repair.
- Check relevant voltages, power supplies and accessible connections.
- Inspect cables, interfaces and continuity where required.
- Assess equipment and electronic boards according to repairability.
- Carry out functional checks after the agreed work.
Instruments and onboard networks
Each request is assessed from the brand, model, available documentation and reported symptoms. The investigation considers both the device and its integration with the onboard system.
- GPS/GNSS, VHF, AIS, depth sounders, autopilots and displays: assessed by equipment.
- NMEA 0183 or NMEA 2000 networks and instrument links.
- Onboard computers, local networks and Wi-Fi.
- Intermittent faults, lost communications and inconsistent settings.
Installation and upgrades
Replacement equipment must remain compatible with the boat’s power supply, interfaces, sensors and other devices. Naval LEO-SOLUTIONS assesses this compatibility before installation.
- Review requirements and existing equipment.
- Install or replace compatible equipment after approval.
- Adapt agreed power, connection and configuration details.
- Commission, test and explain essential settings.
Common questions
Answers to common questions.
My instrument switches off intermittently. Does it need replacing?
Not necessarily. The cause may be the device, its power supply or a connection. Diagnostics help identify the fault and assess repair or replacement options.
Can you diagnose a GPS, VHF radio or another onboard instrument?
Send the manufacturer, model number and symptoms. We confirm feasibility after reviewing the equipment, available documentation and test requirements. Photos of the device and its connections help with this initial assessment.