2016 190 fsh jet boat

[Syed532148]

Hi, I have an issue with my blower if anyone can help me out. once i hit the switch for the blower it turns on for a quick second and shuts off. i hit the fuse reset and again same issue turns on for a quick second and then shuts off. any idea what it can be is it the supply protector on the back of the switch.

 

[FSH 210 Sport]

Hi, I have an issue with my blower if anyone can help me out. once i hit the switch for the blower it turns on for a quick second and shuts off. i hit the fuse reset and again same issue turns on for a quick second and then shuts off. any idea what it can be is it the supply protector on the back of the switch.

So are you saying you have to reset the circuit breaker? That indicates to me that there is a problem with the blower itself, does the blower sound bad? The only other thing it could be is that the circuit breaker itself has gone weak. I’ve replaced a couple of the Bill blowers on my 210 FSH they just wear out, have you pulled the blower itself and checked it to see if there’s excessive play that could indicate a problem causing an overcurrent situation that would trip the circuit breaker?

 

[Syed532148]

I reset the fuse rest button next to the switch for the blower, the blower does not even turn on for me to hear if any weird noises, when i flip the switch for the blower the switch light turn on for split second than shuts off. I'm yet to take off the blower to check I'm hoping its a fuse or something so i dont have to remove the blower. im thinking maybe it can be this

 

[FSH 210 Sport]

That button next to the switch is not a fuse, It’s a circuit breaker.

Now that I see that the blower doesn’t even turn on that is most likely your problem, the blower sounds like it is seized, remove the blower and see if the blade even turns.

 

[Syed532148]

i will check the blower and see if that is the issue but will that cause the circuit break to keep tripping due to over load.

 

[FSH 210 Sport]

i will check the blower and see if that is the issue but will that cause the circuit break to keep tripping due to over load.

Yes.
If you want to know for sure, unplug the connector and reset the breaker and turn on the switch. If it doesn’t trip you know that is the cause.

 

[tdonoughue]

Yes, repeated trips of a fuse or breaker almost always indicate a short or overload. Seizing motors and new wiring or rubbed wiring should be your first suspects. Here, with a motor involved, easy first suspect...