Electrical circuit
marke52896
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Just getting my 1990 Fiesta Vee 250 ready for the season but I can't get electric to the galley. Batteries charged and breaker to on position but no power?? Is there a mainline fuse or breaker to check?
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Just bought this boat at the end of 2013 season. I can't speak for microwave but fridge worked at the end of the season. Lights, blower, bilge, etc., all worked at the end of the year. It was winterized, batteries removed, etc.
This year installed batteries, and nothing. Batteries are fully charged, the only system that worked for initially was galley pump which I cycled off and on for a few seconds while I was trying to figure out why the other systems would not work. Them all electrical functions stopped. Rechecked batteries and still charged but nothing to any other system on the boat.
PC BYC, Holland, MI
As I say I thought that but could not find any other loose wire. Even if it were a missing ground won't both batteries have a missing ground??
I found one small gage ground wire that was broken that went connected to negative side of either battery gives me some power. Cockpit lights, bilge pump, transom light and horn. These switches start on the right and run four across. Past the fourth switch nothing so it might be a bad switch. No ignition , no cabin lights, NAV lights or galley power. Odd, even turning the key on no power to any gages. More testing Thursday.
I really appreciate the input. Grew up boating but stopped when my kids got involved in sports. Loved my time on the lake so at the end of last season bought this boat. While we did not put it in the water it did all work. Already have a slip on Nolin Lake here in Kentucky and looking forward to a return to the water. Boating community has been very helpful, thanks.
Thanks again for the help.