nt
• Water S
stems
.
s
stem or component.
i
. 9.6 the fi
ure shows the location of air condi-
tioner raw water pick up thru hull fi ttin
with ball
al
Raw water p
c
up
hru hull fi ttin
.4.2 Strainers
Your boat is equipped with strainers that strain the raw
water taken in the thru hulls or pickups for ob
ects that
ould dama
e the impeller or pump equipment.
trainers
are equipped with a screen or a
ilter inside that collect
b
ects taken in. The
must be cleaned as part of routine
m
int
n
n
.
To clean a strainer, first, make sure that the suppl
valve
is in the
or closed position. Failure to close the intake
r seacock could result in a
looded boat. Next, remove
the “collector” or
lass encasement that houses the
screen. Remove an
ob
ects collected inside and wash
th
r
n
Eng
ne stra
ne
enerator stra
ne
g. 9.7
.4.3 A/C Pickup and Strainer
Air Conditionin
Option
up strainer and pumps it throu
h the A/C compressor to
oo
t
e com
ressor.
ee the A
Electric
ection
or an explanation o
the
lectrical controls of this s
stem.
.3.4.1 To o
erate the air conditioner
1.
pen the air conditioner seacock. The valve is open
wh
n it
h
n
l
i
in lin
with th
h
. Th
k i
located to the aft bil
e compartment, aft of the A/C pump,
in the bil
e.
2. Check the strainer. Clean if necessar
to assure a
stead
low o
water to the unit.
. Set the thermostat to the tem
erature desired. The
th
rm
t
t i
l
t
n
xt t
th
MDP
Important: Be sure to close air conditioner seacock
when the air conditioner is not in use. Refer to the man-
ufacturer’s owner’s manual furnished with the air con-
ditioner for more information regarding its operation.
.3.3 Toilet water suppl
The toilet aboard
our boat is supplied with
lushin
water
from the fresh water s
stem.
ore in
ormation concernin
the operation and main-
tenance of this s
stem can be found in the Waste
and
anitation chapter,
hapter 10 o
our
perator’s
n
l
.4 Picku
s and Strainers
There are various pickups and strainers installed
aboard
our boat. Here we will discuss the pick-ups
an
stra
ners assoc
ate
w
t
t
e water s
stems.
.4.1 Pick-u
ick-ups, or throu
h hulls are placed in various locations
in the hull of
our boat. The intakes usuall
have a ball t
pe
valve which controls the flow of raw sea water to the s
e-
i
ic component, or s
stem associated with the pick-up.
CAUTION
! !
It is ver
important that
ou ensure that the intake
alve is open before usin
a raw water supplied s
s-
em. Failure to do so could dama
e or break down a