Cockpit floor courtesy lights inop

[Richey rich]

I’m sure it is something easy but on my 2010 450 I cannot get the floor lights (courtesy) to work. All other lights work just not those small ones on the floor. There are I think 9 of them and I’m sure no way they are all burnt out being LED. The switch by the aft door does not seem to do anything and I don’t see a separate one on my dash unless it’s tied to other lights but either way I have had them all in the on position and still nothing. The breaker at the helm is not popped. Any ideals?

 

[Chuck Heaton]

View attachment 109714 View attachment 109715 View attachment 109716 I’m sure it is something easy but on my 2010 450 I cannot get the floor lights (courtesy) to work. All other lights work just not those small ones on the floor. There are I think 9 of them and I’m sure no way they are all burnt out being LED. The switch by the aft door does not seem to do anything and I don’t see a separate one on my dash unless it’s tied to other lights but either way I have had them all in the on position and still nothing. The breaker at the helm is not popped. Any ideals?

Do you have a switch at the cabin entry (next to steps) that is labeled COCKPIT? If so, turn that one on, and the the switch at the transom door should turn cockpit light on/off

 

[bbwhitejr]

Or….do you have a breaker in the main electrical panel labeled “Cockpit Lights?” Mine was mislabeled as “Bilge Lights.” It is really for the floor lights in the cockpit….

Bennett

 

[Richey rich]

Or….do you have a breaker in the main electrical panel labeled “Cockpit Lights?” Mine was mislabeled as “Bilge Lights.” It is really for the floor lights in the cockpit….

Bennett[/QUOTE
Thanks,
it was actually the switch itself at the transom door. inside that toggle is a small piece of metal that makes a connection when you flip the switch. that piece of metal had come loose and wasn't making a connection. put the piece back together properly and wholah! it worked.