Dash Panel LED's

[ZfactorDan]

I have three (3) switch LED's (bilge pumps and blower) that did work until I left the switches on to long...is there a fuse or a main breaker for these?

Thanks
Dan
1990 350 Express

 

[rondds]

What's not working? Just the indicator light or the bilge pump and blower? Those bulbs, if they're original, are not LED but neon. I had replaced a whole bunch on my main panel on my previous boat ('89 340DB) b/c they stopped working.

 

[ZfactorDan]

just the bulbs are out....where did you buy the replacements?

 

[rondds]

The ones on the dash are green, right? I replaced the panel ones and I got them from Radio Shack - they were red/orange.

 

[fc3]

They probably are regular old incandescent bulbs, which have burned out. You can easily disassemble the switch if it's the same type I have on Just Ducky​ and replace the bulb with an LED.

 

[rondds]

Frank..that vintage SR has different switches. Not the self-illuminated rocker type but a round light above or below a toggle switch.

 

[dpmulvey]

Frank..that vintage SR has different switches. Not the self-illuminated rocker type but a round light above or below a toggle switch.

If that's the case, a REAL hardware store should stock them. If you don't have one near you, try this......

http://www.grainger.com/category/pa...-and-machine-safety/electrical/ecatalog/N-qic

 

[rondds]

dp...those look about right. I think he has the equivalent of the green light shown here (though this green is 120v AC).

 

[DanW]

You can also find replacements at Flounder Pounder - www.searay-parts.com. That's where I got mine to replace the burnt out ones on my dash. They have the original incandescent bulbs.

Dan

 

[1990-270-da-lover]

The dash mounted switches on my 1990 270 have the little green light in the end of the toggle. These I found were Carling brand switches. I found some on Flounder Pounder, but not sure they still sell them. You might google Carling and see what pops up.

 

[dpmulvey]

The dash mounted switches on my 1990 270 have the little green light in the end of the toggle. These I found were Carling brand switches. I found some on Flounder Pounder, but not sure they still sell them. You might google Carling and see what pops up.

If you Google lighted toggle switch there's a ton of them.