DC System Troubleshooting
Compass
A compass is installed on each boat to aid in navigation. A magnetic compass is often deflected by iron,
magnets, or electrical current from nearby wiring and must be adjusted to compensate for these
influences. Only a qualified technician should perform compass adjusting/compensation. Since it is
seldom possible to correct compass deviation to zero, a deviation card is created to indicate the correct
heading that must be utilized when navigating by compass. Keep this card near the helm and refer to it
as necessary.
Problem Cause
Solution
No power to 12V equipment
Battery disconnect switch to OFF
Turn switch ON.
Battery selector switch turned to OFF
Switch selector switch ON for port (1) or
starboard (2) battery.
Weak or dead battery
Recharge battery. Replace if necessary.
Engine running, battery not
charging
Engine alternator belt loose
Tighten belt.
Battery not holding a charge
Bad battery
Replace battery.
12V device not working
Circuit breaker for device is OFF
Switch breaker to ON.
Weak or dead battery
Change battery selection switch position
(if available); charge battery.
Faulty electrical connection
Check 12V connections.
Tighten or repair as needed.
Figure
3-46.
Compass
3-21
3-21
Disconnect battery cables before performing all inspections,
checks, troubleshooting and repairs to avoid possible
personal injury and damage to equipment.
WARNING
Systems
Table 3.6.
DC System Troubleshooting Chart
Summary of Contents for 2014 32 Corsair RK
Page 2: ...P 1 P 1 Preface ...
Page 21: ...Figure 1 1 Figure 1 2 General Specifications Continued 1 5 1 5 Introduction ...
Page 114: ...Systems Fireboy Installation Continued 3 52 3 52 Table 3 2 Fireboy Trouble Shooting Guide ...
Page 125: ...3 63 3 63 Figure 3 128 AC Wiring Diagram Air Conditioner Schematic Systems ...
Page 131: ...Figure 3 141 AMP Settings and Wiring Rockford Fosgate Stereo System Systems 3 69 3 69 ...
Page 169: ...B 2 B 2 Appendix B ...
Page 170: ...Appendix B B 3 B 3 ...
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Page 178: ...C 3 C 3 Appendix C ...
Page 182: ...Appendix E E 2 E 2 ...
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Page 185: ...Figure F 1 Navigational Aids Chart Appendix F F 2 F 2 Figure F 1 Navigational Aids F 2 F 2 ...
Page 186: ...Figure F 2 Lateral Aids F 3 F 3 Appendix F ...
Page 192: ...Figure G 5 Electrical Steering Volvo Installation Appendix G G 6 G 6 ...
Page 194: ...G 8 Appendix G G 8 Figure G 6 Volvo Electronic Vessel Control ...
Page 195: ...G 9 G 9 Figure G 7 Volvo Electronic Vessel Control Continued Appendix G ...
Page 196: ...Appendix G Figure G 8 Volvo Electronic Vessel Control Continued G 10 G 10 ntrol ...
Page 197: ...G 11 Appendix G G 11 Figure G 9 Volvo Electronic Vessel Control Continued ...
Page 198: ...G 12 G 12 Figure G 10 Volvo Electronic Vessel Control Continued Appendix G ...
Page 201: ...G 15 G 15 Appendix G Figure G 13 Installing Mercury Propellers ...
Page 202: ...Figure G 14 Bravo One Propeller Installations G 16 G 16 Appendix G ...
Page 203: ...G 17 G 17 Figure G 15 Bravo Two Propeller Installation Appendix G ...
Page 204: ...Figure G 16 Bravo Three Propeller Installation G 18 G 18 Appendix G ...
Page 205: ...Appendix G Figure G 17 ProNautic Battery Charger G 19 G 19 12 VOLT MODELS ...
Page 206: ...Figure G 18 AC Electrical Panel Page One US Appendix G G 20 G 20 ...
Page 208: ...Figure G 20 AC Electrical Panel Page One Euro Appendix G G 22 G 22 ...
Page 213: ...Figure G 27 RK Cabin Light Switch Wiring Appendix G G 27 G 27 ...
Page 214: ...Appendix G G 28 G 28 Figure G 28 RK Head Switch Wiring ...
Page 218: ...G 32 G 32 Figure G 36 Rockford Fosgate Stereo Connector Appendix G ...
Page 226: ...Glossary Of Boating Terminology Appendix H Appendix H H 1 H 1 ...
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