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If you are using shore power, make sure:
• Your shore power cord is properly attached to both the boat and the
shore power source.
• The appropriate circuit breaker at the shore power source box is ON.
• The appropriate AC Main circuit breaker group is ON.
• The appropriate Shore (1 or 2) circuit breaker group on the AC Control
Center is ON.
If the voltmeter continues to read zero voltage, either have a qualified
technician service your generator or contact the marina’s management
to identify and correct a shore power problem. If the problem appears to
be with your boat’s AC electrical system, have the system inspected by a
qualified electrician.
Water Heater
This breaker controls the water heater. The water heater supplies hot water
to your fresh water system. Switch this breaker ON to supply power to the
water heater. Refer to the OEM information for details on operating the
water heater.
Do not supply power to the water heater when it is empty. Doing so may damage the
unit’s heating element. Refer to Section 4 - Fresh Water System to fill, pressurize and
prime the fresh water system before turning on the water heater.
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters
When someone receives an electrical shock through a GFCI receptacle,
the current flowing to the receptacle continues flowing through the person’s
body and into any grounded object the person is touching or standing
on. Thus, the current does not return from the receptacle through the
appropriate wire. The GFCI “sees” this difference in current and shuts off
power to the receptacle. This limits the amount of time the person is being
shocked to a brief moment, which can reduce the amount of injury to the
person.
Any electrical shock from the AC electrical system, even through a GFCI receptacle,
can cause death or serious injury. Always seek immediate medical attention after
receiving such a shock.
GFCI Receptacle Locations
Three GFCI receptacles are installed on your boat. Each one protects a
group of receptacles that can include both open outlets and those that are
already in use for built-in equipment.
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