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4.0 Internal Systems
4.1 Air Conditioning System
For the air conditioning system to operate it needs a source of AC power
(supplied by either a shore power source or the generator) and a supply
of seawater (either salt or fresh).
The air conditioning system consists of one air conditioning unit. This
unit is located either beneath the storage locker forward of the dinette or
in the optional second stateroom.
4.1.1 Producing Heat
The air conditioning system can produce heat when it is operated in
reverse cycle mode. Reverse cycle operation, however, is affected by
the temperature of the seawater. As seawater temperature decreases
so does the air conditioning system’s ability to produce warm air.
Carver recommends that the air conditioning system not be operated
in reverse cycle mode when the seawater temperature is below 40
degrees F.
4.1.2 Powering the Air Conditioning
1. Make sure the air conditioning seacock is closed. Remove and clean
the air conditioning system’s seawater strainer. The strainer pre-
vents debris in the seawater from entering the air conditioning
system. The seacock, strainer and pump are located beneath a hatch
in the cockpit. Refer to 9.7.1 Hatches for the exact location of the
strainer.
2. Reinstall the seawater strainer. If the strainer leaks when the air
conditioning seacock is opened, close the seacock, then check the
strainer for correct installation.
Do not run the air conditioning system’s water pump when the seacock
that supplies seawater to the system is closed. Operating the pump with
no seawater can damage it.
3. Open the A/C seacock to supply seawater to the A/C pump.
4. Supply AC power to your boat. Refer to 3.2.1 Shore Power or 3.2.2
Generator Power to do this.
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