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Bilge Pumps on my A27 FC
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nwflbimmer
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Bilge Pumps on my A27 FC
Okay I have a question for our more gifted electricians. My weekend project will be bilge pumps. I know my Albin 27 FC has 3 bilge pumps. Currently I think 2 have failed. The one that appears to be working is the one located directly below the transmission. The other two, I am not sure of their location. I think the one most forward serves two purposes, one being a bilge pump and second the grey water pump for the shower. The third and last pump appears to run down by the shaft seal. I cannot confirm these locations but I was hoping that one of you could confirm the locations for me. My question is should the bilge pumps be wired through a breaker, fuse panel, inline fuse or directly to the battery? The last thing I want to fail is the bilge pumps. Any help would be most appreciated