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Chapter 7
Latch
TYPICAL REFRIGERATOR
The cabin refrigerator operates on 12 volts. It is con-
trolled by a breaker located on the main DC control panel.
The refrigerator is fitted with a manually operated, infi-
nitely-variable thermostat. Turn the knob clockwise to
reduce the temperature and counterclockwise to increase
the temperature. It may take a little fine tuning to reach
the particular setting you desire.
When the ice layer approaches 1/8” the unit needs to be
defrosted. Turn the thermostat off. Transfer all items from
the refrigerator to keep them cold while the unit is de-
frosting. Do not use sharp or metal objects to remove the
ice. When the defrosting cycle is complete, empty the
drip pan under the freezer compartment. Clean the inside
of any food residues with a damp cloth and a mild cleaner.
Rinse and let dry.
Turn the thermostat back on and restock the unit with
the cold storage items you removed. This will help the
unit cool down much faster.
When left for extended periods of time, be sure to leave
the door partially open for ventilation purposes.
For more detailed information, refer to the manufacturer’s
manual in the owner’s pouch.
To turn off the galley refrigerator simply deactivate the
refrigerator breaker switch on the DC main ship’s panel
or turn the knob inside the refrigerator to “off ”.
HATCHES/PORTLIGHTS
The hatch features remov-
able screen/sunshades. To
open a hatch, turn the hold
down adjuster counter-
clockwise to unlock it. This
permits the hatch to open
when the three latches are
turned to clear the hatch.
Press the lock to the open
position. Push the hatch to the desired opening angle and
then turn the hold down adjuster clockwise to secure
hatch. To close the hatch, reverse the procedure. Make
sure the latches are completely closed to prevent any pos-
sible leaks. Portlights open and close using the same pro-
cedure.
TYPICAL MICROWAVE
Since this unit operates
the same as a household
microwave, specific in-
structions can be found
by referring to the manual
located in the owner’s in-
formation pouch.
MANUAL THERMOSTAT
SHOWN IN LOCKED POSITION
PULL UP TO OPEN DOOR
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