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LCD Screen Won’t Turn Off! **help!

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Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2017
Boat Model
AR
Boat Length
19
I have a 2017 AR195 , recently had the marina install a second battery with switch. Ever since then, the small LCD screen that shows speed, fuel, RPM,etc won’t turn off which in turn slowly drains my second battery (deep cycle). I put that in mainly for the automatic bilge I also had installed and for the stereo. Anytime I turn the battery switch on, the ignition beeps and the screen turns on. Any help would be appreciated!!
 
O.K. From this side of the Internet (and no knowledge of an AR195 electrical system) here's a guess as to what they did:

Normally, you probably have to have the key on to get the screen to turn on right? So that key switch normally feeds a few things in the boat.

It sounds to me like they ran extra wire(s) for the bilge and stereo and somehow managed to connect them in a way that they are powering up the items normally fed by the key switch.

I'd start trying to figure out where the new wires are and see what your marina tied them to. You'll also want to figure out what the key switch's accessory contact is SUPPOSED to be feeding. I'm guessing you'll find those two items tied together somewhere on the boat.
 
Thanks I’ve done some digging but can’t find any changes they’ve made other than the battery and second switch under the back seat where the stock battery sits. They didn’t touch the stereo as that is stock. Also note I had blew some fuses when accidentally touching battery cables to wrong polarity . Replaced fuses and no issues with anything else. Not sure if the battery install is causing it or something happened when fuses blew.
 
Did they install all the + wires to the shut off switch? Only your new bilge pump should go direct to the battery.
 
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