2026 M22 - Anchor & blue light issues

[Doc2485]

Hi to all! I cannot get the anchor light or blue lights under canvas to come on? I have tested the wires with my multi-tester and do not get any volts at all? I used a jump wire from direct battery to the anchor light and it comes on fine. I see one dark blue wire and black wire coming in the right bottom side of frame right beside the shifter area...not for sure if that feeds both of the lights in the bimini? Still get no volts there either? I think I see the same dark blue and black wire under the helm BUT with so many wires everywhere...I wish they labels all of them for us non boat mechanics to trace them out? Is there a breaker somewhere that may have to be reset?
Dealership is so so far away from me.... I hope I can fix it myself but if not they are my last option.

Does anyone have ideas how to resolve this?

 

[Jack M]

The small buttons on your helm are breakers

 

[Doc2485]

Everything on this boat on the dash is digital. Only a horn and power button that I see?

 

[Jack M]

They must have changed that for 26 . Sorry

 

[Doc2485]

Yes it is totally different for sure...I really like it alot!

 

[Seadoorxpguy]

rgb buttom

 

[Clark]

I have a M22 2026 as well. Mine only work if the anchor light is on.

 

[Doc2485]

Yes it is on for sure and all worked fine before 4 days ago.

 

[Clark]

I got his from bennigton.

 

[Doc2485]

Thank you for that info!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The grey/blue wire is both running to the anchor and bimini lights and both are dead? I do not know where to find that block in the pic attached or why it is not getting volts?

 

[LD50]

Thank you for that info!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The grey/blue wire is both running to the anchor and bimini lights and both are dead? I do not know where to find that block in the pic attached or why it is not getting volts?

If you look more closely at that schematic, I believe the block you are referencing is the 12 pin harness for the stereo and I believe that wire is actually a positive power input to the led functions from the stereo (possible backlighting for any remotes or the physical controls on the dash). I think the best place for you to start looking is in the QHBI module in the middle of the top of the schematic. If you open the door of the console it will be on the starboard wall, upper right.

From looking at that module in the past, I believe that it is more or less a large, multi-channel relay that and controls sending power to most of the functions that are triggered by the controls of the Vivid UX. It has a rubber panel on it with 5 or 6 fuses underneath. Those fuses are where I would start. Fair warning, you'll probably want one of those fuse puller tools or some small needlenose pliers. They are a pain to get out and put back in while laying on your back wedged into the helm.