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Electrical System
If a fuse blows, it must be replaced with a fuse of
the same size and amperage as the original. The
fuses are labeled and color coded. Never try to
correct a problem by installing a fuse with a higher
amperage rating. This could cause the circuit with
a problem to overheat, which could result in an
electrical re or permanent damage to sensitive
engine and control components.
Electronics and Accessory Fuse Panels
There are other fuse panels located in the helm
and in the compartment behind the hardtop switch
and accessory panel that are supplied power by
the DC Main and/or Electronics main breakers
located in the electrical systems compartment.
Fuses in the panels protect the individual circuits
for electronics or other accessories mounted in
your boat. The circuits are labeled for the elec-
tronics or accessories they protect. The circuits
in these panels are deactivated when the House
battery switch is off.
The helm electronics fuse panels are accessed
through a hatch in the rear cabin bulkhead. The
accessory fuse panel in the hardtop compartment
is accessed by removing the faceplate panel on
the hardtop.
6.7 Cabin DC Panel
The cabin DC breaker panel is located on the
forward side of the cabin in a cabinet above the
galley. The following is a description of the ac-
cessories controlled by the circuit breakers in the
cabin DC breaker panel:
Anchor
Provides protection and 12 volt electrical current
to the switch that raises and lowers the anchor.
Navigation Lights
Provides protection and 12 volt electrical current
to the circuit for the navigation and anchor lights.
Horn
Provides protection and 12 volt electrical current
to the circuit for the horn.
Wipers
Provides protection and 12 volt electrical cur-
rent to the circuit for the windshield wipers and
washers.
Windshield Pump
Provides protection and 12 volt electrical current
to the circuit for the hydraulic system that raises
and lowers the windshield.
Cabin DC/AC Panel
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