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Re: 2000 Carver 506 - Rear Port Shore Power

Posted: April 6th, 2025, 1:11 pm
by bud37
Is the id tag still on the back....should have model/serial # etc......then you can check Carling or Blue Sea systems site for size etc. hopefully some more info there. Good luck....

Re: 2000 Carver 506 - Rear Port Shore Power

Posted: April 8th, 2025, 9:56 am
by km1125
KuyaJunGarage wrote:QR_BBPOST Thanks KM1125. I finally was able to do more testing. Probed the circuit breaker on swimplatform and one of the HOT is not getting a full 110V. I removed the circuit breaker but it has no marking on what amp it is.

Anyone know what size circuit breaker I need

It’s a carlingswich breaker
There's no printing on the side of that breaker? All the Carlings I seen have been pretty well stamped on the side.

Re: 2000 Carver 506 - Rear Port Shore Power

Posted: April 10th, 2025, 3:41 pm
by KuyaJunGarage
Unfortanetly none. I gave blueseal a call, bought the 50amp breaker

Re: 2000 Carver 506 - Rear Port Shore Power

Posted: April 16th, 2025, 1:11 pm
by KuyaJunGarage
Well guys, I believe I finally figured it out. Its my shore power plug, bought a new one on amazon. Sheez

First I thought it was the breaker but I did a voltage test on the 50amp 1 black hot and 1 red Hot. Red has 120v black has 16.5v... Boom its my plug or cord.
going to replace the plug end this weekend.....

Re: 2000 Carver 506 - Rear Port Shore Power

Posted: April 25th, 2025, 10:37 am
by RambleOn506
Hi Paulr, how are you testing the shore power pedestal? Just with a multimeter? L-N and L-N? Or do you have a special plug?

I haven't had this specific issue, but shore power connections on my 2000 506 have tripped the breaker at a couple marinas in the past year. Particularly when we were coming up the Tenn-Tom from the Gulf to Kentucky Lake. Would also like to know the breaker. I'll check my Carver inventory sheet when I'm on the boat in a couple of weeks.

Thx CRO

Re: 2000 Carver 506 - Rear Port Shore Power

Posted: April 26th, 2025, 6:30 am
by trwestman
Mine is 50amp.