Electrical Help with Boat

Both of you have either a fuse or bad connection somewhere. I always naturally check my ground first then start chasing hot feeds.

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Both of you have either a fuse or bad connection somewhere. I always naturally check my ground first then start chasing hot feeds.

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this is your answer ^^^^^^

also the most common issues with boats is people forget to check all electrical plugs and connections each year and add a light smear of grease to the metal contacts of all push together connections and spray a little wd40 on any signs of corrosion on screw together connections

Same thing happened to me, small circuit breaker above was the issue. Replaced and bought 2 spares for the tool box.

If you find that you have those little silver breakers like what is shown above the best thing to do is to discard them and look at Blue Sea Systems line up and find a compatible replacement. Those little silver breakers are not sealed very well they will corrode and go out all the time.

I see that they are even making that style now. I guarantee that using theirs with a little dielectric grease will go a long way.

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Look on the battery side, should be within ~8 inches of the positive terminal.

So I am the OP; I do not have the trolling motor. Where would this fuse (if it is only one be located)?

Thanks Redlos I will see if I can find it.

Thanks. Looked at picture and replaced circuit by battery. Back in action.

Good deal, but some spares and throw in tackle box