No Power to Water Pump 05 Meridian

[gewilli]

Friends. I need help. My 05 Meridian 36G has no power to the water pump fuse. Do you know where the source originates from? I have two pump switches. One inside and one out. I thinking there must be another fuse at the source either under the fridge or under the hood?

[skigramp]

On our 2004 Journey we have a very misleading label on the circuit breakers under the fridge ...

The breaker labeled MONITOR/TV also has the water pump on it ... I can't tell you how many fuses and circuit breakers I fooled with before I found this.

I hope this solves your problem

[cbeierl]

You can see your water pump on the top left of page 7 of the Body, 12 Volt Wiring Diagram for your coach. The water pump switch connector is on the bottom center of the same page.

Per the Wiring Identification Guide wire JA coming of that switch connector (JA / 14 YEL OVERCURRENT PROTECTION (15A FUSE/BREAKER TYPICAL) --> WATER PUMP,MONITOR PANEL,ETC ("CLEAN CIRCUIT",REF JP)) is the source of power for the pump. Page 4 of the same diagram shows wire JA connecting to a 15A circuit breaker.

Page 5 of the Body, 12 Volt Wiring Installation for your coach shows that that circuit breaker is labelled 'Monitor/TV' (just as skigramp said).

[gewilli]

Cbeierl and skigramp,

Thank you very much. That is just what I was looking for and what I was trying to piece together. I'll let you all know what I find out happened. Thinking my shurflo var speed 5.7 gpm went over-current and the fuse wasn't quick enough.

Thanks.

[gewilli]

Cbeierl and skigramp.

Your awesome. The monitor/tv 15amp breaker was popped. Though it didn't pop out. But a simple push and I had power to my pump.

Now I am going to install the aqua jet 5.3 to replace the shurflo 5.7.

Thanks!

[gewilli]

Sure enough that circuit breaker also ran my water pump. All is working now. I also changed the shurflo to the aqua jet. Found the strainer with the quick connect that matches the aqua jet. Now looking to isolate the mounting points to quiet the pump noise a bit.

Thanks for your help!

Garth.

[Dr4Film]

If you don't already have a shock hose(s) attached to the pump, now would be a good time to do it.

Dr4Film ----- Richard

[gewilli]

Thanks dr4film. I do have flex hoses on each side of the pump, good tip and good pic.