Monterey Boats 378SE, Owner'S Manual

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MONTEREY
BOATS
INTERIOR EQUIPMENT
10.1 Head Compartment
& Marine Toilet
The head compartment is located on the port side,
forward of the passenger seat. It is equipped with a
fresh water sink and faucet located below a hinged
hatch in the vanity counter top. A retractable
shower head is located in a special compartment
below the port window. The sink and shower are
equipped with hot and cold water. The shower head
is equipped with a valve that allows the shower
water to be turned on and off without affecting the
temperature to conserve water while showering.
To use the sink, open the hatch. Then rotate the
faucet to the operating position and make sure the
Water Pump breaker in the cabin DC breaker panel
is on. Always lower the faucet to the stored position
and close the lid when the sink is not being used.
The head compartment/shower floor and sink
drains to the cabin sump system. The sump is al-
ways activated whenever the house batteries are
connected.
Storage compartments are located below the vanity
and in the forward bulkhead. Daylight is provided
by a window equipped with a privacy shade in
the side of the hull above the vanity. Additional
daylight and fresh air are provided to this area by
the cabin door and an opening port window. The
window opens to the cockpit walk-through and is
equipped with a removable screen. Refer to the
Ventilation System chapter for more information
on operating the port window.
There is also an exhaust blower, overhead light and
120/220 volt GFI duplex outlet. The 12 volt light
and exhaust blower are activated by switches in
the forward bulkhead.
The storage compartment doors are secured with
dual action, push to lock latches. To open a door,
push on the latch knob. The knob is spring loaded
and will pop out one inch, providing a finger hold
and releasing the dead bolt on the latch mecha-
nism. A slight pull is required to release the friction
latch and open the door. The doors will be held
closed by the friction latches while at anchor or at
the dock. To close and secure, make sure the door
Chapter 12:
Head Compartment Sink
Head Compartment