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Klipper1944 · 02-11-2017, 06:26 AM

anyone know where we may find the water pump relay on a 2011 Dynasty. The 4 switches work but no power is getting to the pump itself. Tech did a manual start on the pump and it works. Monaco tech support said the relay could be anywhere. Appreciate any help. Thanks.

ModestMonk · 02-11-2017, 06:44 AM

Sorry can't help with the relay but I can say hello!

Chargerman · 02-11-2017, 07:23 AM

I have seen others post that it is in the compartment above and behind the passenger seat where the switches are located

Welcome and good luck.

Dennis_K · 02-11-2017, 10:06 AM

All of the water pump controllers I have seen so far have been within a foot of the water pump. Without knowing exactly how your Tech did the test there is no way to determine anything more than the pump works. Was the 12v wire to the pump pressure switch checked for power? You stated the "4 switches work". Does that mean the water pump "ON" light goes on and off?

FYI, the controller switches the ground wire of the pump and the 12v wire runs through the pumps pressure switch. If you follow the pumps black ground wire it should lead you to the controller.

Klipper1944 · 02-11-2017, 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Klipper1944

anyone know where we may find the water pump relay on a 2011 Dynasty. The 4 switches work but no power is getting to the pump itself. Tech did a manual start on the pump and it works. Monaco tech support said the relay could be anywhere. Appreciate any help. Thanks.

Thanks for some great replies. Yes, all 4 switches the light goes on and off when the switch is flipped. Additionally the DC fuse panel in the closet has an LED which comes on when a pump is turned on.

Dennis_K · 02-11-2017, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Klipper1944

Thanks for some great replies. Yes, all 4 switches the light goes on and off when the switch is flipped. Additionally the DC fuse panel in the closet has an LED which comes on when a pump is turned on.

Hmmm... "an LED which comes on when a pump is turned on." makes me think your pump might be controlled via a multiplex system not a normal dedicated switch/controller system. That is, you have a touch pad panel with a multiple button grid one of which is the water pump. Where the normal system has dedicated momentary switches in selected areas. If so I have no idea as I was only referring to a normal system. A multiplex system may use the same controller but I don't know. Hopefully someone with one of those systems can help you.

Klipper1944 · 02-11-2017, 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Dennis_K

Hmmm... "an LED which comes on when a pump is turned on." makes me think your pump might be controlled via a multiplex system not a normal dedicated switch/controller system. That is, you have a touch pad panel with a multiple button grid one of which is the water pump. Where the normal system has dedicated momentary switches in selected areas. If so I have no idea as I was only referring to a normal system. A multiplex system may use the same controller but I don't know. Hopefully someone with one of those systems can help you.

Yes, Dennis. Mutiplex all over the the coach. Thanks again.