Which fuse block for hydraulic rams that raise helm?

[HP12Sea]

Apparently this boat had it replaced and not only did the guy not use the same fuse block, he wired it to bypass the fuse he bought to replace the bad one.

Would anyone know which fuse block or type of breaker should be there as original that mounts there to the left on that platform somehow?

Tried posting pic but can't for some reason. Anyway, it's just to the port side around corner/aft of generator.

Thanks in advance.

J

[SKYCHENEY]

Is this on a Cabo? What year/model?

[HP12Sea]

Sorry, rookie move leaving out that critical info.

Thanks for responding.

'05 35 Cabo

[HP12Sea]

Lil' Bump in case anyone knows and was able to add pic now.

I think the orientation is wrong on the pic but there's a little ledge to the left that has three holes in it where the old fuse would go. Two smaller holes ones by the edge and one larger in middle.

Looks like o O o in that semicircular ledge.

Just wish I know what type and size fuse would go there since the current set up es no bueno.

Thanks again.

J

[Boatsb]

That's not hooked up as a fuse.

Its a standard ami type fuse.if memory serves

[HP12Sea]

Thanks. For some reason I thought it was to be some kind of circuit breaker and not a fuse.

Now I wonder if I got confused and the guy was just talking about replacing the fuse but that entire set up attaches to that ledge and it just needs to have the right fuse inserted. Like you said, the std AMI.

Not sure where I got the circuit breaker idea from.

Thanks, I'll measure the holes to see if it fits to what's there now and maybe go with it. Just wire it so the fuse in inline instead of the way it is now.

[HP12Sea]

Just in case someone comes along looking for the same (highly unlikely, but ya never know).

Found it: Klixon SDLM-105 - circuit breaker.

Actually, surprised it's so high but confirmed with two boats. Both Cabos of different vintages but both had 105's. '05 style of breaker was dif than the 36' '07s but both 105 amp.

Thanks again all,

J

[guthierez121]

Thanks for creating such a useful thread.