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Lund Electrical Problems


davemeyer

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Just got the 2003 Fisherman out of storage for the first time this year and the main power wouldn't turn on. I could get the trolling motor running fine but nothing else. I checked all the fuses and they seemed to be in order. So I replaced both batteries and charged them but that didn't fix the problem. Has anyone had a similiar problem that could maybe help me out? I guess the next step would be a call to the dealer. (They weren't open today or I wouldn't even be writing this) Thanks for any suggestions.

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You didn't pick a friendly little rodent this winter did you? I had one in my boat this winter and thankfully all it damaged was a pair of sweat pants. Made a nice little nest out of them.

Make sure you go under the dash and check all the wiring on the master panel.

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I can't really help you out because I haven't found the solution yet, but I have the same problem with roughly the same boat. Well, I shouldn't say the same problem, I have power to move and start the big motor, but the aerator, bilge pump, and lights won't work. Like you, I've checked all the fuses and took the front panel off under which all the wiring looks OK...then again, I really don't know what to look for. Please post what you find to be the problem, I could use a little insight as well. Sorry I'm not more help. JH

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