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3. Open the A/C seacock to supply seawater to the A/C pump.
4. Supply AC power to your boat. Refer to the
“Shore Power”
or
“Gen-
erator Power”
portion of
Section 3
to do this.
Do not operate the air conditioning system’s water pump when the sea-
cock that supplies seawater to the system is closed. Operating the pump
with no seawater can damage it.
5. On the AC Control Center, switch the A/C Water Pump circuit breaker
“ON,” then switch all A/C Unit circuit breakers “ON.”
6. Verify that seawater is being pumped through the air conditioning
units. As the seawater exits the units, it flows out of discharge thru-
hull fittings. Refer to the
“Thru-Hull Fittings”
portion of
Section 9
for the location of these thru-hull fittings.
7. Use the controls for each air conditioning unit to set the desired tem-
perature. The controls are located in the salon, master stateroom and
guest stateroom. Refer to the OEM information for details on operating
the air conditioning controls.
4.2 Fresh Water System
The total capacity of your boat’s fresh water system is approximately 161
gallons. The water is divided between two 75-gallon fresh water tanks and
an 11-gallon water heater. The water tanks are located in the engine room,
one outboard of each engine. The water heater is located in the engine room
on the centerline. Refer to the
“Engine Room”
portion of
Section 9
for the
exact location of the water tanks and water heater.
4.2.1 Filling The Water Tanks
The fresh water tanks are filled through a single deck fitting with a plate
labeled “WATER.” The plate is located on the starboard side deck amid-
ships. Refer to the
“Deck Plates”
portion of
Section 9
for the exact loca-
tion of this plate.
NOTE:
Thoroughly flush and sanitize the water system before initial use
and at least once each season.
Put only clean, fresh water into your water tanks. The tanks are full when
water is discharged from the water tank vents located on either side of the
hull amidships. Refer to the
“Thru-Hull Fittings”
portion of
Section 9
for
the location of the water tank vents. DO NOT overfill the water tank or
leave the fill hose unattended while the tank is being filled.
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