Author's Statistic:
Posts: 700
Threads: 14
Likes Given: 1
Likes Received: 92 in 84 posts
Joined: Dec 2010
Home Port: Kings Park, NY
Vessel Info: 2003 38' Open Cummin's 6CTA's (450 hp)
Posts: 700
Threads: 14
Likes Given: 1
Likes Received: 92 in 84 posts
Joined: Dec 2010
Home Port: Kings Park, NY
Vessel Info: 2003 38' Open Cummin's 6CTA's (450 hp)
The circuit breaker for the Vacuflush is located on the DC panel under the steps in the cabin.... The unit itself is located in the engine room under the froward center floor board (between the engines).. You will need to lift or remove the engine room access ladder..
The following 1 user Likes ReelMagic's post:1 user Likes ReelMagic's post bsause (11-23-2018)
Author's Statistic:
Posts: 700
Threads: 14
Likes Given: 1
Likes Received: 92 in 84 posts
Joined: Dec 2010
Home Port: Kings Park, NY
Vessel Info: 2003 38' Open Cummin's 6CTA's (450 hp)
Posts: 700
Threads: 14
Likes Given: 1
Likes Received: 92 in 84 posts
Joined: Dec 2010
Home Port: Kings Park, NY
Vessel Info: 2003 38' Open Cummin's 6CTA's (450 hp)
When you step on the Head peddle to flush do you hear a vacuum sound? If not (& you know 12 volts is going to the vacuflush system) I would take a look at the vacuum switch on the vacuflush itself as that starts the vacuum pump... See attached diagram. Its part #13... Only a guess as you didn't provide much on the problem.. Good luck. M2C
![[-]](https://www.tiaraownersclub.com/forum/images/netpen-pro/collapse.png)
