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To
prevent
the
washbasin
or sink
in
the
galley
from
overflowing, you
should
open
the corresponding
through-hull
outlets
if
you
are running
water for
a long
period
(e.g.
to empty
tre tresrr
water
tank).
3.6.4
Showerc
There
is
a shower
head
in the
toilet
compartment.
When
you
are.
showering
inside,
you
need
to switch
on the
shower
drain
pump
(the
switch
can
be
found
above
the
washbasin)
to
drain
off
the shower
water.
However,
bear in'mino
that
the waste
water
from
the
shower
is directly
discharged
overboard,
so
please
ensure
not
to inconvenience
other
people
around.
Also
make
sure
that the
three-way
valve
(in
the
pipe
running
to
the drain
pump)
is
in
the correct
position.
ln
the
other
position
the
drain
pump
functions
as
i
bilge
pump.
rne
itrree-*ay
valve
is
located
in
the
engine
compartment.
lf
the
thermostatic
valve is
set to
maximum,
the water
which
is
coming
out of
the
taps can
be very
hot
and there is
a
nsk
of the
user
being
burnt.
Never
use
electricity
to heat
the water
heater if
the
heater
is not
filled
with
water
(e.g.
if
the fresh
water tank
is
empty).
Doing
so
can damage
the heating
element
in
the water
heater.
Draw-orlf
points
The
following
draw-off
points
have
been
provided:
Location
Cold
Hot
bptional)
washbasin
toilet
unit
X
X
galley
X
X
deck
shower
(optional)
X
Through-hull
galley
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