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The three types of heads available for your boat are
described below. The manual head is standard. The
manual and electric heads use either the boat’s fresh
water or seawater to flush. If you have guests who are
unfamiliar with marine sanitation systems, instruct
them on how to properly use the head.
Fresh water heads: To flush a head that uses fresh
water, there must be water in the fresh water tank or
the boat must be connected to shore water.
Seawater heads: To flush a head that uses seawater,
you must first open the seacocks for both heads. The
forward head’s seacock is located beneath a hatch in the
galley floor. The aft head’s seacock is located beneath
the aft-most hatch in the aft stateroom floor.
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If your boat will be left unat-
tended for at least 48 hours,
pump the foot lever in each head
several times. For electric heads,
flush for at least 10 seconds.
This ensures that waste has
cleared the sanitation transfer
hose and has entered the waste
tank. Waste left in the transfer
hose tends to dry and harden.
This could become an obstruc-
tion which prevents the sanita-
tion system from operating
properly.
Make sure that there is always a
small amount of water left in the
bowl of the head. This acts as a
trap and reduces odors.
If seawater is used to flush the
head, material suspended in the
water (seaweed, aquatic organ-
isms, etc.) can become trapped
within the passages of the
system and lead to bowl staining
and odors. Contact your marine
supply dealer to obtain an in-line
deodorant dispenser that can
minimize these problems.
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Refer to the OEM information for details on operating
the head.
Manual Head
The manual head is flushed by manually operating a
foot pump.
Electric Head
The optional electric head is flushed with the aid of an
electric motor. To operate the motor, first switch the
Electric Head Forward and Electric Head Aft circuit
breakers on the 12 Volt DC Power Main Breaker Panel
"ON". Then, press and hold, for several seconds, the
"FLUSH" button mounted near the toilet. The toilet
continues to flush for as long as the button is pressed.
Heads