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Post by drakesmith on Jun 15, 2023 17:14:12 GMT
I had my NC 1095 put on blocks for maintenance. The next day, the Yamaha technician found that none of the battery isolation switches did anything – no LED indicators and no house or motor power. I manually activated the solenoid controlled breaker switches and was able to get house and motor power (thankfully, those breaker switches contain a manual-override push button on top). However, the low-power battery isolation toggle switches are still dead – no indicator lights and no function. Unfortunately, the wiring diagram for those switches is not included in NC 1095 Owners Manual. But my feeling is that the “Lock” toggle switch provides +12VDC to the four isolator switches that enables them to activate their respective solenoid controlled breakers. So the problem I may be having is that the +12V is missing due to a blown fuse or faulty lock switch. Questions: 1. Has anyone experienced this before? Does anyone have a more complete wiring diagram for the NC 1095? Does anyone know if there is a fuse protecting the “Lock” switch? Does anyone know how to get access to the wiring of those switches?
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Post by drakesmith on Jun 16, 2023 19:26:55 GMT
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