ballast wont empty or fill

I had issues with my left drain pump earlier this year. It ended up just being a bad pump so that was an easy fix. The last time we went out, the right side filled just fine, then it wouldn't empty so we had to use a plug in pump. Then I went to fill it again and it wouldn't fill? Can I please go out one time without a problem?

Now that fill and empty don't work for the right ballast, could that be a fuse? Where are these located on 03 Supra Launch?

under the dash, they are circit breakers. I had a 02 and the would trip once in a while..

the impeller in the pump could be bad, something similar to that happened to mine, may want to try that

i believe it is just one pump though for the whole system isn't it? center and left side fill fine. I think the system just controls which valves open, but I may be wrong...

Jeremy you are correct. The filling system uses one Rule 200gph pump to push water into a manifold that is released by the valves. First check to see if either a breaker was tripped or the valve has gone bad. Flip the switch and listen for it to see if it is opening correctly. If it is broken take it to Home Depot and buy a new one in the lawn care section. If it is working you might have some debree in the line. Just a couple things to check.

so figured out it was a fuse. Right sides good to go now. But now I'm still dealing with an ongoing problem with the left drain pump. It seems every other time I go out, my left drain line won't empty...well it does very slowly dribble out the mushroom. I just replaced the pump a couple of months ago. It sounds like it is having a hard time priming. I can hear water shoot through, then just pump noise, then water, then pump noise. Maybe its just a bad pump design. I bought it a SeaSense at Walmart because I wanted it fixed right away and the pump I needed had to be ordered. It seemed to work fine the first day, but its been hit or miss ever since

Check the lines, Most of the time the line will get a kink in it and that will limit the water flow. The sac tends to move when full (starting and stopping) so usually its just an adjustment and it is flowing water like a champ again.