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I have a 1996 MAXUM SC2300, and at the beginning of the season it worked fine.
So, I started searching for the problem.
First thing I did was pull the switch, and checked it, it was working fine.
Second, I checked underneth the cuddy cabin faucet sink, to see if I could locate the pump, and all I could see was the plumbing lines going into the bilge area.
Third, I removed a side panal by the toilet area, and I found the tank, but all I could see was multiple water lines going in and out of it. I didn't see a pump, but the tank area was just large enough to put the tank into. I guess I can remove the tank, in hopes the pump is behind the tank, but it would be a project.
Does anyone know where the fresh water pump is? I can't find it.
Does the boat have a fusebox? perhaps the fuse blew. If so, I don't know where it is.
Screw terminal - refers to number of connections on the back of the switch that will be screwed into the dashboard system on your boat. more
Volts - refers to the voltage of your battery system: 12v, 24v, or 36v. [links]
Magneto - refers to a magnetic process to help the spark plug create the spark. Magneto will generate its own power without a battery. Motors with distributors or electronic ignitions would use a non-magneto type switch. more
Wire leads - refers to the number of wires coming out of the back of the switch to connect into the dashboard system on your boat. here
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