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02 September 2008, 19:09
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pacific abyss electrics
Hi I am having a few electrical gremlins with my pacific rib I am getting readings of 55v on the positives reading likes of the temp gauge. Boost gauge is u/s also. Batteries showing 27 volts any ideas? anyone got a wiring diagram? had a similar problem?
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02 September 2008, 19:18
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check the battery in your multimeter.
If the battery in the meter is low you will get funny readings.
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02 September 2008, 19:38
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Time for patronising question! You do realise its 24V electrics so the batteries should read around 27V if fully charged? Sorry if that was obvious to you already. Pete7 has a copy of a P22 manual on his website. http://www.polar-ribs.co.uk/ I think it might have a basic wiring diagram in it?
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02 September 2008, 20:00
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Hi I have checked multimeter battery fine I expect 27v at the battery but the charge light has gone out and three of the trips have tripped out nav lights is one auxiliary charger circuit is another the boat starts fine when I bought the boat some one had had the dash out
and put it back with about six screws missing and the tacho was missing! I have got Peters manual but I cannot recall a wiring diagram.
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02 September 2008, 23:41
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Quote:
Originally Posted by scargon1
... I am getting readings of 55v on the positives reading likes of the temp gauge. Boost gauge is u/s also. Batteries showing 27 volts any ideas?
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You wouldn't happen to have two 24v batteries in series, would you? (27v x 2 = 54v - kinda close to 55v.)
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03 September 2008, 16:16
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Quote:
Originally Posted by scargon1
Hi I have checked multimeter battery fine I expect 27v at the battery but the charge light has gone out and three of the trips have tripped out nav lights is one auxiliary charger circuit is another the boat starts fine when I bought the boat some one had had the dash out
and put it back with about six screws missing and the tacho was missing! I have got Peters manual but I cannot recall a wiring diagram.
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If it's tripped everything could the regulator be broken?
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04 September 2008, 10:13
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Pacific 22 wiring diagram in post number 5 on this thread,
http://rib.net/forum/showthread.php?t=13562
Regards Pete
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04 September 2008, 20:54
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thanks
Thanks for the advice I shall have a go with the wiring diagram and see what I can achieve I will keep you posted.
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04 September 2008, 23:06
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It sounds like a regulator fault, you dont say if its 55v with the engine running and 27v with it not, but if it is then I would go for that.
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05 September 2008, 16:40
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You don't have the battery isolator switched to Off, do you? That would account for high readings on the charge circuit (and probably won't do your alternator any good.)
Do you get the 55V across the battery terminals with the motor running?
jky
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