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We have a 2019 212x, lately we've found that the center ballast seems to take on water (within the ballast bag), even though we haven't turned the ballast pumps on. Has anyone else run into this issue?
We have a 2019 212x, lately we've found that the center ballast seems to take on water (within the ballast bag), even though we haven't turned the ballast pumps on. Has anyone else run into this issue?
No, I haven’t had that issue. It sounds like water is getting past the impeller in the ballast pump. If you close the intake valve when not in use, it should eliminate the problem. I’d remove the pump and see if a chunk of the impeller broke off already. They are replaceable, if this is the issue. Another issue could be that the pump is running, but I’m sure you would hear it if that were the case.
My impeller blades are good but still does it its the position they end in that will allow water to back flow . The entire ballast system is plagued with issues. Manual switches with over flows would have been so much better. But this item will take care of all of the issues