What are the Accessory Switches For?
 

Now that I am 12 days into my 1999 Mariah Z280 ownership I have some switch questions for you folks. First what are the 3 Accessory toggle switches on the helm for? Second, on the electric panel in the cabin there are 2 accessory switches on the DC side. One of them turns on the 3 fans but I can't figure out what the 2nd one is for? :confused::confused:

Re: What are the Accessory Switches For?
 

Hi Z280Bob,

I'll take a stab at this one.... The additional ACC Switches which don't appear to do anything are for any additional accessories that you may add to your Mariah and wish to control via a switch. They may be pre-wired for power and all you would have to do is run the positive wire from your accessory to the switch's output and then find a suitable ground for the negative wire.

Of course I could be totally wrong :eek_animated: but that's how it was on our SeaRay.

WetWilly :D

Re: What are the Accessory Switches For?
 

on my z202, most of the acc switches on the front panel weren't hooked to anything. Like WW said, they are prewired with a positive, but there are no wires coming off the output side of the switch.

Re: What are the Accessory Switches For?
 

I thought they might be for future use but 2 of the 3 on the helm will light up when pushed forward while the 3rd does not. Does this change anyones opinion?

Re: What are the Accessory Switches For?
 

The little red square doesn't light up? I'd say that doesn't matter, as long as everythings working. I think on my blower switch, the light doesn't light up, but my blower runs. There was a thread on here with a parts list of where you could get the switch's if you needed... my 2 cents.. hope it helps

Re: What are the Accessory Switches For?
 

I think the bulb may be burned out on the one that doesn't light up. All of mine light up even though they are hooked up to nothing.

Re: What are the Accessory Switches For?
 

I have a 202, I'm trying to figure out how to get to the output of one of these switches to hook in some cabin lighting. I can't get my head up in there, am I supposed to take the dash apart to get to the output?

Re: What are the Accessory Switches For?
 

Nevermind - realized if I get at it from the side, and pop the switch slightly, I could get a hand up in there and get a wire on the switch. :)