Interior fittings
Refrigerator compartment
If the cool box is fitted out as a refrigerated
compartment, this is insulated and equipped
with a Waeco-Coolmatic compressor unit. A
rotary knob fitted in the crockery cupboard
above the galley controls the level of cooling.
If a problem should arise, first look through the
fault-finding table before informing us or the
Waeco customer service department.
Drinking water system
The drinking water tank, which holds
approximately 100 Litres, is located under the
port side saloon bunk. It is filled through the
blue deck filler directly above the tank on the
port side-deck. The level can be monitored
through the transparent inspection cover using
a torch. Water for the galley sinks, washbasin
or cockpit shower is drawn off via an electric
pressure water pump.
Fig. 44 Winch handle
Once the toggle switch on the main switch
panel has been turned on, the pump is ready to
deliver. If the tank is empty a rasping noise will
be heard from the pump. Switch the pump off
immediately, to avoid running it dry and
causing damage to the pump. Check all the
hose-clips of the freshwater supply from time to
time.
Dirty Water tank
The moulded-in stowage space beneath the
starboard side saloon bunk can be converted
by special request into a dirty water tank. Dirty
water from the sink and washbasin are piped
into the tank. A drain hose to the edge of the
deck with a special closure facilitates pumping
out ashore.
Before operating the central heating system
fit the flue, complete with its cowl, onto the
deck screw fitting on the starboard after
coaming, or on the transom. After operation,
screw the closure down tight, as any water
that enters will destroy the combustion
To clean the tank, two inspection covers are
fitted. The cover is also sealed with jointing
compound. The cover may only be
unscrewed intact with the aid of a long-
handled auxiliary tool.
If water has been left standing in the tank for
long periods, replace it with fresh water,
adding standard water purification agents.
e.g. Micorpur
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