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I’ve lost all accessories. I’ve cleaned up the battery terminals (although they didn’t look bad).
Question: how do I reset the accessory breaker? I’m not familiar with this type of breaker and can’t find it on the internet. IMG_2828.jpeg
 
There is a push button under the rocker switch .
 
I blew up the pic, is that a pin hole or something broken off in the center ?
 
I dont know ,Ive never seen one of those under my helm .Have you tried the push buttons on the helm ?
Do you have a dealer you work with ? Maybe they can answer your question on the phone .
 
The breaker is right off the accessory cable on the battery.
Dealer wasn’t a lot of help. $200/hour including travel time. So $500 round trip before they even look at it. You can understand why I’m trying to resolve myself
 
Hopefully someone with experience with that breaker will chime in.
 
I believe you should be able to push the gray box you are holding into the red cap if that breaker has tripped.
 
There's typically a button on the side. Like ball point pen tip sized hole. Some of those are auto resetting also
 
Many circuit breakers like that are thermal self resetting as soon as they cool off. I think everyone uses that style for the power bimini. Try bypassing breaker to see if problem goes away, but do not leave it like that. If accys work, replace the breaker. If problem remains, you have something shorting out that will have to be found.

More pics would be helpful.

Sorry to ask, but are you SURE you have everything connected (including ground cables)?
 
Bill N said:
Many circuit breakers like that are thermal self resetting as soon as they cool off. I think everyone uses that style for the power bimini. Try bypassing breaker to see if problem goes away, but do not leave it like that. If accys work, replace the breaker. If problem remains, you have something shorting out that will have to be found.

More pics would be helpful.

Sorry to ask, but are you SURE you have everything connected (including ground cables)?
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Turns out the main connection under the console was loose. Tightened it up, everything working again. Used a multimeter to confirm power was coming through the breaker. Chased wires under the console until the problem was found.
 
Glad to hear it!
 
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