Courtesy Lights not working

[tlwolf]

On my 2011 SN 200OB Team edition the courtesy lights will not come on. The blue indicator light on the push button switch comes on. The circuit breaker is not tripped. Have not tried it with the engine running. Nav lights are ok. Anyone with ideas? Thanks

[ScooterMcgavin]

My boat is a 2006 210 and on this model you have to hold down the button for a second to get those lights go come on

Might be different with yours

[tlwolf]

Thanks. Tried that but doesn't work. My switch is a push to click on and push to click off. Still no lights.

[ScooterMcgavin]

If anyone wants to chime in.. I have a 2006 210 with gateway box.
My dash lights are not coming on when I turn lights on. The ballast tank gauges light up fine, no lights on any of the dash gauges ? Any ideas? All the gauges work fine, just cannot get to light up anymore. They used to light up. Is there a fuse for that?

[trip33]

My 06-211 had a set of up and down arrows on the face of the tach or the speedo that would dim/brighten the backlights on the gauges. I think it was the tach. Do you have those?

[trip33]

[ScooterMcgavin]

Yes I have those, tried it too, but nothing. I'll try again. If you dim them all the way down will they be off? Also strange that ballast gauges lights are bright as new and nothing in dash

[trip33]

I had the exact same thing and was pulling my hair out because the ballast gauges were lit too. My 2 year old had been pushing the buttons and the backlights were completely off on the dash gauges. It was about 4-5 pushes to get them back up to full brightness.

[ScooterMcgavin]

Ok I'm going to try pushing them again. Thanks trip33

[Quinner]

If not the adjust mentioned check all your connections at the gateway, all connectors are shaped differently so easy to determine where what goes

[tlwolf]

Check to see if you have voltage at position 9 on the PME plug. You will have to carefully slip a pin or a paper clip alongside the wire to test it. the PME Block/Connector is behind the wall below the steering wheel on the backside of the breaker panel. It is a matter of removing some or all of the screws holding that carpeted panel and pulling the panel forward