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MONTEREY
BOATS
Electrical System
Cabin Refrigerator
Reserved for addition 120 volt AC equipment.
Cockpit Refrigerator / Ice maker (Optional)
Supplies AC electrical current directly to the option-
al cockpit refrigerator when AC power is available.
See the refrigerator manual for more information.
Stove
Supplies 120 volt AC electrical current to the stove
in the galley.
Microwave
Supplies 120 volt AC electrical current to the cabin
ground fault interrupter (G.F.I.) electrical outlet
that activates the Microwave.
Air Conditioner (Optional)
The shore 2 main breaker supplies electrical cur-
rent to the air conditioner control panel located in
the cabin and the air conditioner raw water pump.
NOTICE:
After a certain amount of time without water
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cally power down.
Accessory
Reserved for additional AC equipment.
Additional AC Switch Panels and Breakers
Shore Power Inlet Breaker
Located in the transom near the shore power
inlet plugs. This breaker protects the AC system
between the shore power inlet plug and the main
AC panel.
6.11 Generator
The generator is optional equipment on the 328SS.
It is activated by the house battery and is located
in the engine compartment. The generator oil and
coolant should be checked whenever you check the
oil and coolant in the main engines.
There are two switches in the cabin DC panel that
activate the generator. One switch activates the
blowers and one switch controls the starting, run-
ning, and stopping of the optional generator. The
generator can also be operated from a control panel
on the generator. The circuit breakers that protect
the generator AC and DC circuits are also on this
panel. An owner operator’s manual for the gen-
erator has been supplied with this manual. Please
refer to it for details on the generator operation.
Generator Seawater Supply Thru-Hull Valve & Strainer
Optional Generator Control Panel In Cabin DC Panel
ADEQUATE VENTILATION AND COOLING OF THE ENGINE
COMPARTMENT.
The generator engine uses a closed cooling system
with a seawater-cooled heat exchanger. There is
an expansion tank for the engine coolant mounted
expansion tank is kept between the maximum and
minimum lines of the tank.
The seawater cooling system operates exactly
like the cooling system on the main engines. It
includes an inlet sea strainer that prevents debris
in the seawater from entering the cooling pump.
The strainer is located near the generator. It is im-
portant to check and clean the strainer regularly to
ensure the seawater system can circulate enough
water to provide cooling for the closed cooling and
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