Everglades 320 EX, Руководство пользователя

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VENTILATION SYSTEM
10.1 Cabin Ventilation
Ventilation to the cabin area is provided by a
deck hatch and opening port windows on each
side of the cabin, in the aft berth and in the head
compartment.
Deck Hatch
The deck hatch is supported in the open position
by two adjustable hatch adjusters. It is secured in
the closed position by two twist action cam levers
on the inside of the hatch. There is a sliding lock
on each cam lever to prevent them from opening
accidentally.
To open a hatch, release the lock and rotate each
cam lever to the open position. Raise the hatch
to the desired position and secure it with the cam
locks on each hatch lifter. To close the hatch,
release the cam locks and lower the hatch. Secure
in the closed position with the two cam levers and
slide locks.
The cam levers can secure the hatch in two po-
sitions, the vent position or fully closed. The
hatch is secured in the vent position by opening
the hatch slightly until the cam levers align with
the notch in the hatch frame just above the fully
closed, watertight position. With the cam levers
secured in this position, the hatch will be open
just enough to let air circulate into the cabin.
Always secure the hatch in the water tight posi-
tion when leaving the boat unattended or when
running offshore.
When the cabin hatch is open, a removable screen
can be installed in the hatch trim ring to prevent
insects from entering the cabin. The screen must
be removed to access the cam levers to open or
close the hatch.
Port Windows
Opening port windows are located in each side of
the main salon, in the aft berth and in the head
compartment. The windows are equipped with a
screen and secured in the closed position by three
twist action locks. The locks should be adjusted
so they are tight enough to seal the window in the
closed position, but not so tight that they break
the plastic.
Chapter 10:
Deck Hatch Twist Action Cam Levers
Aft Cabin Port Window
Typical Deck Hatch Latched in the Vent Position