Fresh water not working

slohrmann

Just purchased a  2005 SD 237.  I like it very much, but the fresh water does not work.  When I turn on the switch I hear nothing.  Where do I start to trouble shoot?  I cannot find a drawing in the manual that shows where the Fresh water tank is or the water pump to check it out?  Where to you find those resources?

Capt_Steve

@slohrmann ...checking on this question for you.

pascal1972

Hi slohrmann,

On our 2007 SD 237 the tank is located rear starboard side under the boarding ladder, fill port is just above the rear exit facing aft. We have an I/O so I just open the engine cover and can see the tank. The pump is located below the deck inside the furthest aft starboard locker, there is a removable piece of plywood and the pump is below that. We love our 237 and have made many little mods to make it even better! Let me know if you have any questions.

Capt_Steve

@slohrmann ... here's the response from Terri in Hurricane Customer Support: 

If the switch is on and you hear nothing that would mean that the pump is defective.  I would have them look in the motor well to the starboard side that is where this fresh water pump is located.

QuPhilip

I have a 2015 SD 2400 Sundeck.  Warranty just ended and things are starting to go.  The latest is that my fresh water pump is not working.  Is there a fuse or breaker for the pump?  Switch seems to be working as the indicator light is on, but I do not hear anything when it is switched on and nothing happens when I try to run the sink or back shower head.  I suspect the pump is bad.  Would the pump be located in the motor well on this model as well?  I just had to replace the relays under the dash due to badly oxidized posts.  I cover it when not in use and it is on a lift, surprised that things are failing already.  Anyway, if you can help point me in the right direction I can ensure that I am getting power to the pump and replace if necessary.  Thanks 

Jsimdawg88

Similarly, I have a 2003 Fundeck 232 OB.  I cannot find the fresh water pump.  When I look starboard from inside the battery compartment, I see a large white plastic tank with the input hose and shower hose heading to the top of the tank.  I can't see the pump anywhere.  Can anyone give me advice on where to find/how to access/replace it?  I've looked in all the accesses I know about, but not having any luck.

Many thanks.

HydroCanis

Location I can't say due to having a different model, but I've noticed a lot of more recent boats have a handheld "shower" or wash nozzle on a hose plumbed to their freshwater tanks (don't know if newer Hurricanes have these). I only have a little sink sprayer. I replaced my dead (probably wasn't winterized and froze at some point) pump with a slightly weaker one, which is OK for the sink, but now I'm thinking I'd like one of the handheld nozzles on a hose. 18 gallons freshwater tank would be sufficient for a little hosing off of a few occupants. But the new pump is not nearly up to that task. So all that's just to say that if you think you might want to upgrade your water system, consider replacing a dead pump with something with more power.

CaptGary1

I have a 2014 sd 2400.  And when I turned on the fresh water I heard a lot of water running like someone left the bathroom sink running.  What do I do.  Are there schematics of the system.  Is there a broken hose.   How could this happen.  We hardly use it.  

jpsimmons64

Similarly I have a 2003 hurricane fundeck. I pulled the fresh water pump about a year ago and am finally going to replace it, and of course,  I can't remember exactly where it is placed. I didn't  get a picture.  Does someone have a picture of the inside of this similar boat? Thank you.

educise

We have a 2014 fundeck 226 with an aft fresh water washdown hose installed in the floor. When I went to pull it out, the lower part of the blue hose was leaking rapidly near the base just above where it connects to the housing.  How do we access the tiny area to fix it, there is no hatch to open and my hand does not fit in there. Must we saw open the deck just to access it? Also, the sink faucet does not work, little water comes out. Any help with the repair access is appreciated. Happy boating!

cjjjdeck

A picture of the washdown fixture/area might help us better be able to assist.

The pump probably supplies water to both the on board sink faucets and the washdown (my is like this).  It sounds like you have a leak at the output area of the pump.  If it is a Jabsco pump (mine is the Par-Max 2.9), these pumps use snap-on fittings for booth the inlet and outlet.  The hose may have come loose or is slipping off the fitting and needs to be re-connected, or you have a bad fitting that needs to be replaced.

Here's a picture of the pump:


Here's a list of types of snap-on fittings that attach to "A & B" in the above figure:

I attached the installation instructions for the pump series as well.

Steve_L

Thanks to cjjjdeck for the diagram!  I bought a used SD 2690 (2014) a couple of years ago and things are starting to break.  I had to replace the water pump (shown above) and had no idea where it was located.  ($90K boat, when it was new and no diagrams or operating procedures came with it!)  I did  find it underneath the most aft port side seat cushion and it was very easy to remove, especially with those "clip in" fittings.  When I'm done, I'll submit a short video or still pictures showing the process.

donnybob

I have a 2017 SD.  Bought pre-owned.  My mechanic found the water pump in the bilge under the swim platform/aft boarding ladder - starboard side of outboard. The pump was just lying on the floor of the bilge because Hurricane had switched to a plastic bracket for the pump.  It should have been mounted on the bulkhead of the bilge.  Even though I wasn't a customer of the dealership, I called the VP and told him about what we found.  He called his contact at Hurricane and was told that they had had a bunch of calls with the same problem because of an inadequate bracket that had broken.  He arranged for a $250 reimbursement from Hurricane towards my mechanic who was able to fashion a new bracket out of metal hose clamps.  If the pump had remained on the "floor" of the bilge and had gotten at all submerged, it is not sealed and it would kill the pump.  I don't know if that's your problem, but it's worth knowing about what happened to me.  Long story, but pretty amazing response from the dealer and from Hurricane!