Lowrance Hds 7 - Not Working on 2040-parts.com
Gladstone, Michigan, United States
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Lowrance HDS 7 with Insight USA. The unit does not work, but can be used for parts or potentially repaired by someone with some know-how. The unit was working great and then the screen just went fuzzy and then black. The unit still powers up but nothing on the screen.
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