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Chapter 7
Your vessel is equipped with a fresh water supply system.
It consists of a water tank, deck fill vent, water monitor
system, pressure water pump, distribution system, water
filter, dockside water pressure regulator and water heater.
The system holds fresh water until it is energized with the
variable pressure pump or with the dockside water pressure
regulator system. The system will supply water to the galley,
head, cockpit and transom shower as needed.
The system is winterized from the factory utilizing a
product called “freeze ban”. Completely drain the freeze
ban before adding any water to the tank in order to
minimize the taste of the Freezeban. Freezeban will not
harm you but it does have a peculiar taste. The system
requires little maintenance except occasional cleaning of
the water filter and winterizing if in colder climates.
The water system should be disinfected prior to use
and at the beginning of each season. Your marina may
have products designed specifically for this purpose. An
alternative is to use common household bleach. The
formula used by the U.S. Public Health Service is to
multiply the gallon capacity of the system by 0.13 to get
the ounces of common bleach to add to the system. Mix
a solution of common bleach with a gallon of water and
add to the water storage tank through the deck fill. Fill the
tank with fresh water. All faucets should be turned on until
a bleach odor is detected. The system will be sanitized in
four hours at which time the system should be drained
using the faucets and then refilled with fresh water. Flush
system by draining the tank again. Fresh water can be added
to the tank by using a hose. Make sure the dockside water
supply is suitable for drinking.
FRESH WATER SYSTEM
FRESH WATER TANK
OVERBOARD VENT
The overboard vent located on the port hullside is
designed to relieve the air that is displaced by the water
added to the water supply tank. As the tank nears full it
is possible that water will be forced out of the vent. This
should be considered normal. The screen on the vent
should be occasionally inspected for insects or spider
webs, etc. Blockage of this vent can cause the water tank
to fill slowly or in extreme cases to blow water back out
the fill tube as the water supply tank is being filled.
Vent Screen