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    Tower Lights Fuse?

    I only have the tower docking lights NOT the docking lights some people have in the front of their boat near the front NAV lights. I think from rain or washings my fuse corroded and failed. Upon noticing this I saw I don't have the second fuse. Maybe my tige is wired for both?
    In any case can somebody take a peak at the switch panel and see if they have only one or two fuses? Thanks!
    2010 or later model would prolly work. See pics..Fuse.jpgfuse 2.jpg
    2010 Tige RZ2 "Fully Loaded" 650hrs
    Surf Ballast & Enzo Bag - 1235 prop

    #2
    If you are talking what is on the right center of the screen that is a relay and not a fuse. Your boat utilizes breakers and not fuses. Those are the round things on the top of the second picture with the use(location) on top and amp rating on the bottom. They will pop out when tripped and push in when set.

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      #3
      Oops...yes your right, relay NOT fuse... lol..well I just grabbed a 40amp relay at an auto parts store so we'll see how that works! I'm thinking this has to be the culprit since shen they would turn on when I flipped the breaker "giving power to the switch box" and turn off when I switched the breaker to OFF. The relay must have shorted since it turned the tower lights on without input from the Tige touch system.
      2010 Tige RZ2 "Fully Loaded" 650hrs
      Surf Ballast & Enzo Bag - 1235 prop

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        #4
        The 5$ relay from Autozone worked just fine. If anybody has problems with their tower (docking) lights this little relay may be the culprit and worth a look.
        2010 Tige RZ2 "Fully Loaded" 650hrs
        Surf Ballast & Enzo Bag - 1235 prop

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