Fuses And Breakers - Quicksilver 675WE Owner's Manual

Quicksilver 675WE — Electrical Systems
The bilge pumps still draw power from the batteries, even if
the switches are set to OFF. This is especially important for
the bilge pumps, so that they can operate anytime excess
fluid accumulates in the bilge, which can occur when the
boat is docked and unattended.

5. Fuses and Breakers

Your boat will either have fuses or breakers protecting the DC electrical system. If you have to replace
a fuse or electrical breaker, replace only with a fuse or breaker of the same rating. The amperage will
be marked on the fuse or breaker, and it is recommended that you carry spare fuses or breakers.
If a fuse or breaker is replaced with one that has a lower amperage, it may not be sufficient to carry
the electrical load of the equipment it is connected to and will cause nuisance failures. If a fuse or
breaker is replaced with one that has a higher amperage, it will not provide protection against an
electrical malfunction and could create a possible fire hazard.
The 675WE has a breaker panel at the helm, located below the steering wheel. There are also
additional breakers located on the battery switch panel.
Fuses and breakers
ATO/ATC fuse
DC Helm Breaker Panel
Aft bilge breaker — 3 Amp
Forward bilge breaker — 3 Amp
Horn breaker — 5 Amp
Navigation lights breaker — 3 Amp
Area lights breaker — 5 Amp
Trim tab breaker — 3 Amp
Windshield wiper breaker — 10 Amp
Windshield washer breaker — 5 Amp
12V / USB outlet breaker — 5 Amp
Stereo breaker — 10 Amp
Use only fuses and breakers having the same amperage
rating as the original or as specified. Use of higher
amperage fuses or breakers is a fire hazard.
Thermal breaker
Electronics breaker — 10 Amp
Refrigerator breaker — 10 Amp
Water pump breaker — 10 Amp
Spare breaker — 10 Amp
Never work on the electrical system while the system is
energized. Never leave the craft unattended with the
electrical system energized.
ANL fuse
45
Magnetic breaker