Electrical Switch Pad

[FastEddie]

My husband and I are looking for a replacement electrical switch pad for our 2003 340 Sea Ray Sundancer. It appears it may have 2 different part numbers —- 1810625 or 1606581. I found one on eBay but it is sold out. It is the control panel on the left hand side of the control console. Wondering if anyone has had any luck finding one of these. We found a replacement for the entire console but it’s $3,700—yikes. Thanks

I am also Looking for Panel part 1810625 or 1606581 for my 2003 340SDA

 

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I am also Looking for Panel part 1810625 or 1606581 for my 2003 340SDA

I just saw this post. I have a brand new one. Ne we installed I had bought it in case when the stb stopped working. Sold the boat and don’t need it. You just need to unscrew your wood/plastic cover on yours and replace the black one on mine. 3 small screws.

P/n 1606581 800$

you can email me at e.senecal@hotmail.com

thanks

 

[FastEddie]

I just saw this post. I have a brand new one. Ne we installed I had bought it in case when the stb stopped working. Sold the boat and don’t need it. You just need to unscrew your wood/plastic cover on yours and replace the black one on mine. 3 small screws.

P/n 1606581 800$

you can email me at e.senecal@hotmail.com

thanks

Just emailed you

 

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Just emailed you

I never got the email
Can you text me via the club searay private message?

 

[FastEddie]

I never got the email
Can you text me via the club searay private message?
reofasteddie@gmail.com

 

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Email sent

 

[FastEddie]

I am still trying to find a replacement
Looking for Panel part 1810625 or 1606581 for my 2003 340SDA
Looks like i missed the one that was on here.

 

[Joseph Antonizio]

I just saw this post. I have a brand new one. Ne we installed I had bought it in case when the stb stopped working. Sold the boat and don’t need it. You just need to unscrew your wood/plastic cover on yours and replace the black one on mine. 3 small screws.

P/n 1606581 800$

you can email me at e.senecal@hotmail.com

thanks

DO you still have the switch pad available. If so I am interested in it.

 

[Burns Joe]

2002 300 Sundancer.
My pads or EIM’s are starting to fail. Does anyone make a replacement EIM?
Any other options other than FP?
Thanks.

 

[ZZ13]

2002 300 Sundancer.
My pads or EIM’s are starting to fail. Does anyone make a replacement EIM?
Any other options other than FP?
Thanks.

You could try contacting this person:

http://www.clubsearay.com/index.php?threads/eim-keypad-prototype-available.109025/

 

[KevinC]

2002 300 Sundancer.
My pads or EIM’s are starting to fail. Does anyone make a replacement EIM?
Any other options other than FP?
Thanks.

Sea Ray also has one but I think you will find them to be more expensive but the install may be easier. You can also build your own and wire to the harness but that is a large project.

-Kevin

 

[NickB]

Sea Ray also has one but I think you will find them to be more expensive but the install may be easier. You can also build your own and wire to the harness but that is a large project.

-Kevin

Hi - Would you be able to help me try and bypass the switch pad? I just need to open the engine compartment. Then i don't need the blower and can worry about this over the winter..

 

[KevinC]

Hi - Would you be able to help me try and bypass the switch pad? I just need to open the engine compartment. Then i don't need the blower and can worry about this over the winter..

Nick,

If you have DC power on and the and the switches are not working you may need manually lift the deck. This is probably not a lot of fun. If you can happen to get the switches to work once and get the hatch open then you can wire a power bypass to the actuators. The only other option would be to try another keypad to open the hatch - but finding a spare may not be easy. I have one around someplace that had issues but not sure if anything worked on it - if the hatch switch works then that may be an option.

To manually lift the hatch you need to open the access plates and reach in an pull the release pins - which will probably take some effort. After that the actuators will be disconnected and you will need to lift the hatch. Its going to be heavy and not fun. Unfortunately the aft EIM is the one that powers the hatch actuators.

-Kevin