Hunter H45DS - AC System Operations

Hunter 4
5
DS
• AC Electric
8
.5
8
.2.3 Microwav
e
The microwave is powered with the
120
volt power
throu
g
h the breaker marked
“
Microwave.” There is a 120
vo
l
t receptac
l
e
b
e
hi
n
d
t
h
e m
i
crowave t
h
at
i
t
i
s p
l
u
gg
e
d
into. This outlet is not part o
f
the
G
FI circuit. It is pro-
tected b
y
the breaker on the MDP
.
8
.2.6 Air Conditionin
g
The Air Conditionin
g
s
y
stem is 120 volt AC powered and
powered
f
rom the A
C
sub panel at the lower helm
.
Th
e coo
li
n
g
water pump
i
s contro
ll
e
d
by
a re
l
a
y
at t
h
e
c
ompressor and is ener
g
ized when the Air
C
onditionin
g
C
ompressor comes on.
You can consult the Arran
g
ement Illustration at the end o
f
this section
f
or location in
f
ormation, or see the Mechanical
Arran
g
ement in the Boatin
g
Safet
y
Section. The Water
Sy
stems will show
y
ou the Pick-up and
S
trainer
f
or this
s
y
stem
.
It is ver
y
important
f
or
y
ou to read and understand the
o
peration and the maintenance
f
or the s
y
stems or com-
ponents in
y
our AC Electric S
y
stem. This will save failure
of
components or s
y
stems, as well as, make
y
our boat a
sa
f
er, more en
j
o
y
able investment.
CAUTION
! !
Al
wa
y
s ma
k
e certa
i
n t
h
at t
h
e p
i
c
k
-up an
d
di
sc
h
ar
g
e
v
alves for the Air Conditionin
g
S
y
stem are opened
before usin
g
. Failure to do so will cause permanent
d
ama
g
e to
y
our compressor.
Al
so,
b
e certa
i
n t
h
at
t
he strainer is clean. See the Water S
y
stems section
for details on cleanin
g
the Strainers
.
8
.3 O
p
erations and Maintenanc
e
8
.3.1 To Operate the AC Electrical S
y
stem
I
f
y
ou opted
f
or the
g
enerator s
y
stem, then
y
ou will, as we
have mentioned, have the capabilities for two separate
AC Electric s
y
stems. We will discuss the procedures for
e
ner
g
izin
g
both
.
8
.3.2 Shore Power
First the Shore Power S
y
stem is a convenient wa
y
to
ob
ta
i
n power s
h
ou
ld
y
ou
b
e
d
oc
k
e
d
.
B
e sure to rea
d
t
h
e
warnin
g
s posted earlier in this section on shore power
safet
y.
1. Turn o
ff
shore power
/
g
enerator selector on the control
panel.
2.
S
hut down the
g
enerator i
f
it is in operation.
3
. Connect the female end of the shore
p
ower cord to
y
our boat’s shore power inlet receptacle. Be certain that
the lock rin
g
is ti
g
htl
y
secure. I
f
there is a cord alread
y
su
pp
lied at the dock be sure to unhook the cord from the
doc
k
s
i
de
ou
tl
e
t
.
4. Connect the shore power cable to the power suppl
y
.
When connectin
g
the shore power cable to the dockside
o
utlet, be sure to make certain that the cable has su
ff
i-
ci
ent s
l
ac
k
to prevent stretc
hi
n
g
d
ur
i
n
g
t
id
a
l
c
h
an
g
es
.
5
.
S
elect shore power on the control panel.
I
f
there is no power to the electrical distribution panel
(
MDP
)
, check the
f
ollowin
g:
*
Breaker switch at dockside power.
* M
a
in
b
r
ea
k
e
r
s
wit
c
h l
oca
t
ed
in th
e
a
ft
cab
in.
8
.3.3 To Disconnect the Shore Power
:
1. Turn o
ff
shore power
/
g
enerator selector on the control
panel.
2. T
u
rn
off
th
e
doc
k
s
i
de
b
r
ea
k
e
r
.
3
. Disconnect the shore power cord from the dockside
ou
tl
e
t
.
4. Disconnect the shore power cord from the boat’s shore
power connection
.
5
. Store
y
our cord in a safe, dr
y
location.
8
.3.4 To Start the Generator
(
Option
)
1.
S
hut down all A
C
devices and equipment.
2. Disconnect shore power if connected. Set AC MAIN
c
ircuit breaker to
O
FF.
3
. Start
g
enerator.
(
See
g
enerator start-up instructions
f
ollowin
g)
.
4. Select GENERAT
O
R on the control panel.