gengiant
New Member
Hey all,
I just got done reading the thread about the inverter install and was amazed at the collective wisdom represented by this esteemed group - my hat's off to all of you! :smt038
Maybe you can help me out with a little electrical problem on my 1994 270 DA? Here's the story: last weekend I was anchoring out for the night and plugging in the anchor light stem at the top of the windshield. When I flipped the switch to the anchor light position, only the front light bulb of the 2 bulbs in the stem came on. :smt017 From the helm I could see that the bow nav lights were working in the nav light position of the helm switch. So I figured that I might have some contact/corrosion issues at the plug for the anchor light stem. After some back and forth of the stem I tried the light switch again. This time none of my lights worked. :smt021 So I figured I had a short and blew a fuse or a circuit breaker. Well. I couldn't find either. Do any of you have a clue to what's going on or any ideas where the fuse for this circuit is located? :smt100
Thanks!
I just got done reading the thread about the inverter install and was amazed at the collective wisdom represented by this esteemed group - my hat's off to all of you! :smt038
Maybe you can help me out with a little electrical problem on my 1994 270 DA? Here's the story: last weekend I was anchoring out for the night and plugging in the anchor light stem at the top of the windshield. When I flipped the switch to the anchor light position, only the front light bulb of the 2 bulbs in the stem came on. :smt017 From the helm I could see that the bow nav lights were working in the nav light position of the helm switch. So I figured that I might have some contact/corrosion issues at the plug for the anchor light stem. After some back and forth of the stem I tried the light switch again. This time none of my lights worked. :smt021 So I figured I had a short and blew a fuse or a circuit breaker. Well. I couldn't find either. Do any of you have a clue to what's going on or any ideas where the fuse for this circuit is located? :smt100
Thanks!