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There is really no need for a switch on the bilge pump. It should never be turned off. If you want to pump out the bilge before it reaches the pumping level, just lift up the float switch. You probably already have your head in the bilge to look. You should be looking at the water level anyway to minimize running the pump dry. If you do need to prevent the pump from running for some reason, just pull the fuse. I have a separate little panel for mine. It has a red lite and a 3 position switch. Auto, off, and manual. Red lite comes on if pump is powered manually or in auto. No fuse pulling or switch lifting. Gordon |
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