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Boat is at the nearest Moomba dealer and it needs the following parts:
CIRCUIT BOARD 103403
CIRCUIT BOARD BREAKER 103402
Problem is due to the age - they aren’t made any more.
Is there a used market? Aftermarket replacement for these parts for my
2002 Moomba Mobius LSV
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Look for an electronics repair in your area. Probably just some broken solder joints.
That would be first choice if the boat were not 2.5 hours from my house each way.....
Little disappointed the dealer hasn’t offered this option.
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Good luck man - eBay maybe? Electronics/Car stereo repair shop perhaps.
Or get them to hit each solder point themselves if you can't do it? Probably take 5 min tops. I once repaired an overhead DVD screen in my truck simply by remelting each point. I was shocked it actually worked.
I would get the boards and send them out myself. Doubt the dealer would want to be involved with that. Looks to be just power switching with minimal board level components. Should be easy to repair. Interesting they were manufactured by Hallicrafters which used to be big in radios.
Here's a couple of options I found. There are tons of companies out there that repair circuit boards.
https://www.galco.com/fix/Circuit-Board-Repair
https://circuitboardmedics.com/about-us/
Spoke to Anthony at customer service at skier’s choice and he was quite helpful in saying the board wasn’t much more than a way to save wire in that year.
He advised me and dealer to remove board, clean it, inspect for any damage to board - bits of solder that may be missing and repair as needed.
Anthony reporter that in 20 years he had only seen 3 boards that had to actually be replaced - 1 due to physical breakage of the board and 2 where something short circuited and melted the board.
We’ll see what the dealer’s cleaning efforts render.
If that doesn’t work Anthony did say each circuit could be wired past the board directly.
Will update...
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