Lawrence Wade Posted Saturday at 02:00 PM Share Posted Saturday at 02:00 PM My water pump switches have quit working and coincidentally so has the Tank Test switch. My research shows that a single "Module" interfaces with the pump switches and the tank test switch AND that the module is located somewhere in the Wet Bay Area & below the floor. Since this Module is the only common denominator between the two systems I am targeting it as the problem. Does anyone know the exact location of this Module, I cannot find it? Lawrence Wade lawrencewade@earthlnk.net 941-773-8904 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
waterskier_1 Posted Saturday at 04:10 PM Share Posted Saturday at 04:10 PM Typically, it is within 1 - 2 feet of the pump itself. Follow the pump positive wire, possibly through an inkling fuse, and you should find it. - Rick N Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
klcdenver Posted Saturday at 04:14 PM Share Posted Saturday at 04:14 PM Mine is located behind the panel that houses all the switches right behind the water hose fill connection to the right side Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scotty Hutto Posted Saturday at 04:16 PM Share Posted Saturday at 04:16 PM In my 2006 Dip, it’s on the right side of the wet bay, behind the panel about 3/4 of the way up the wall. In my coach there’s a black access panel you can remove to get to it without removing the entire wet bay panel. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
klcdenver Posted Saturday at 04:36 PM Share Posted Saturday at 04:36 PM Same place as mine. Can you really believe Monaco did it 2 times the same? 😂😂 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Solution Tom Cherry Posted Saturday at 08:12 PM Solution Share Posted Saturday at 08:12 PM 5 hours ago, Lawrence Wade said: My water pump switches have quit working and coincidentally so has the Tank Test switch. My research shows that a single "Module" interfaces with the pump switches and the tank test switch AND that the module is located somewhere in the Wet Bay Area & below the floor. Since this Module is the only common denominator between the two systems I am targeting it as the problem. Does anyone know the exact location of this Module, I cannot find it? Lawrence Wade lawrencewade@earthlnk.net 941-773-8904 @Lawrence Wade GREAT INFO ABOVE. Your 2009 DOES NOT WORK THIS WAY. Water Pump. See the PRINT. You do NOT have an Intellitec Controller. YES, the majority of Monaco's, that are NOT DYNASTY nor the LATER Camelots (2008 and above) DO NOT HAVE ONE EITHER. They are controlled by the INTELLITEC MPX System...and THEY do NOT have the Water Pump Controller. Your's is more BASIC. It only have TWO SWITCHES. It is like a THREE WAY LIGHT SWITCH. SO....you HAVE NO CONTROLLER. It is BEST to consult the prints....and the NEW TOPIC guidelines ASSUME that you have downloaded the PRINTS and THEN gone through them. I pulled them. YES. This is an UNUSUAL Circuit. BUT IT ELEMENTARY. If you are NOT "UP" on circuits. Google a THREE WAY LIGHT SWITCH CIRCUIT. That is exactly what you have.... BUT....did you CHECK THE FUSE in the Fuse BOX? ODDS ARE....FUSE 14 (10 AMP) is BLOWN. A common occurrence. Monaco tech SUPPORT told folks when the Water Pump BLOWS or REPEATEDLY BLOWS the fuse... Increase it to 15 Amps. This was common in the 2008 and up. The WIRE size for the circuit is #12. Even if it as #14, then it would be SAFE to use a 15 Amp fuse. BUT, since it is #12....THAT is DEFINITELY OK. My recommendation. Replace the FUSE. IF IT BLOWS....then go up to 15 AMP. BUT STOP THERE. If there is a 12.5A, that would be the best...but I do NOT know the type or the "SIZE" of your fuses. You can identify the by the size. Then look at a chart. There MAY be a 12.5A... FWIW, I also pulled the TANK Monitor wiring....BUT NOW that I pulled the HOUSE FUSE Panel....BLOWN FUSE. If you have NOT downloaded the prints....here they are..... Let us know. WATER PUMP CIRCUIT 2009 KNIGHT.pdf 2009 NEPTUNE HOUSE MAIN PANEL 12 VDC.pdf TANK DRAWING 2009 TANK LAYOUT WIRING.pdf Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TomV48 Posted Saturday at 08:48 PM Share Posted Saturday at 08:48 PM 4 hours ago, Scotty Hutto said: In my 2006 Dip, it’s on the right side of the wet bay, behind the panel about 3/4 of the way up the wall. In my coach there’s a black access panel you can remove to get to it without removing the entire wet bay panel. That looks like my '05 Ambassador water Bay but sadly I don't have a latching switch I just have two-way switch and it's very annoying sometimes. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
horseman Posted Sunday at 01:46 PM Share Posted Sunday at 01:46 PM I have a 2009 monaco knight 41skq and the locking switch was in the upper right hand side of the wet bay behind my water filter. It was not screwed or attached to the wall so it may have been changed previously. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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