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Bilge power

Discussion of batteries, chargers, wiring, generators, distribution panels, battery switches, etc.
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Re: Bilge power

Postby azindianrider » February 11th, 2020, 8:38 pm

That is my thought is a bad ground. With no power to either leads. Going to bring some extra wire and try a separate ground before doing everything else. The manual also says their might be a Fuze by the battery switch
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Re: Bilge power

Postby km1125 » February 12th, 2020, 9:45 pm

azindianrider wrote:Source of the post On the black wire


OK... I'm betting you have a problem with that black wire. Run a wire back to a known good negative contact. Right to the battery negative would be a good place if it's close. And use that negative for the meter so you can check the other two wires for voltage.
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