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Maintenance
Section 6
Maintenance
Inspect the water heater connections regularly. Access
the water heater through a plate on the starboard wall of
the mid cabin bunk.
Manually operate the pressure relief valve at least once
a year. This must be done when the water in the storage
tank is cool.
The system must be ushed several times per year to
prolong the life of the system.
There may be times that you will notice an odor coming
from the water system. There is a protective cladding in the
tank that protects it from corrosion. The electro galvanic
action of the cladding material releases hydrogen from
the water. If sulfur or any of its combinations are present
in the water the two will combine and produce hydrogen
sulfide. This compound will produce a Rotten Egg dor.
Hydrogen sulfide can also be present in your freshwater
supply. It is the product of the decay of animal matter and
as little as mg liter can cause a perceptible odor.
Turn off the water heater, wait for the water to cool then
make certain that the system is comp letely drained
b efore laying up for the winter season
. The freshwater
tank will have to be drained and ushed with a non to ic
anti freeze before winter storage.
SCAL IN IN U Turn OFF the water heater
and wait for the water in the storage tank to cool
be ore opening the drain valve to ush the tank.
Refer to the manufacturer’s manual in the operator’s
packet for complete instructions and warranty information.
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Summary of Contents for 37 Justice Series
Page 24: ...Section 1 Safety 1 12 O p erator s Notes...
Page 56: ...Section 2 Boat O p eration 2 32 O p erator s Notes...
Page 60: ...3 4 Section 3 F uel System Diesel F uel System Diagram F O RWARD...
Page 61: ...3 5 F uel System Section 3 Gasoline F uel System Diagram F O RWARD...
Page 74: ...4 2 Section 4 Boat Systems...
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Page 107: ...4 35 Boat Systems Section 4 F O RWARD...
Page 134: ...4 62 Section 4 Boat Systems O p erator s Notes...
Page 145: ...5 11 Electrical Systems Section 5 Main DC Breaker Panel...
Page 146: ...5 12 Section 5 Electrical Systems Main AC Breaker Panel...
Page 148: ...5 14 Section 5 Electrical Systems H elm Breaker Panel...
Page 149: ...5 15 Electrical Systems Section 5 L eaning Post Breaker Panel...
Page 150: ...5 16 Section 5 Electrical Systems Battery Switch Breaker Panel...
Page 155: ...5 21 Electrical Systems Section 5 Battery System Diagram...
Page 156: ...5 22 Section 5 Electrical Systems Battery Switch Panel Diagram...
Page 157: ...5 23 Electrical Systems Section 5 H elm Breaker Panel Diagram...
Page 158: ...5 24 Section 5 Electrical Systems H elm Switch Panel Diagram...
Page 159: ...5 25 Electrical Systems Section 5 L eaning Post Switch Panel Diagram...
Page 160: ...5 26 Section 5 Electrical Systems L ighting Schematic Deck...
Page 161: ...5 27 Electrical Systems Section 5 Windlass Schematic...
Page 162: ...5 28 Section 5 Electrical Systems O verb oard Discharge Panel and H olding T ank Schematic...
Page 163: ...5 29 Electrical Systems Section 5 DC Distrib ution Panel...
Page 164: ...5 30 Section 5 Electrical Systems DC Wiring Schematic Cab in...
Page 165: ...5 31 Electrical Systems Section 5 H ardtop Schematic...
Page 166: ...5 32 Section 5 Electrical Systems 120 0 Shore ower Schematic...
Page 167: ...5 33 Electrical Systems Section 5 AC Distrib ution Panel 120 0...
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Page 170: ...5 36 Section 5 Electrical Systems Bow T hruster Schematic...
Page 171: ...5 37 Electrical Systems Section 5 Bilge Wiring Schematic...
Page 172: ...5 38 Section 5 Electrical Systems Stereo Schematic...
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