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42C Getting Familiar - 17
FORWARD STATEROOM
Standing in the doorway of the Forward
Stateroom, on the bulkhead to your right
is a light switch. The switch controls the
upper and lower courtesy lights. To the
right of this switch you have the door to
the Head then a large closet. This closet
is lined with cedar and there is another
closet identical to this on the other side of
the boat. To the right of the closet is the A/
C Vent. Around the corner from the closet
on the bulkhead is the CO monitor, 120
Volt Outlet, and the A/C Control Unit.
If you look all the way forward you see two
lights. These lights are reading lights and
are controlled independent of each other.
There is a mirror in between the lights.
Coming further counter-clockwise is an-
other cedar lined closet below the shelf.
On the shelf above the closet is a 120 Volt
Outlet and a cable TV Outlet. The door to
your left is the access door for entry into
the shower.
Looking straight ahead you see the bed
unit. Under the mattress is two access
panels. The forward access panel is for
storage and the middle access panel is for
maintenance for A/C Unit and storage.
Looking down under the bed mattress are
three large drawers.
On the starboard side under the mattress
is the A/C Intake Vent. Do not block this
vent. Fresh air must be allowed to enter
this vent. On the port side under the mat-
tress is another vent for the A/C Unit.
On the fl oor in front of you is an access
panel. This panel is for storage. It also
could serve as access to the optional Bow
Thruster. Looking above, you will see the
escape Hatch.
SHOWER
Standing outside the shower unit at the
doorway entering the shower from the
forward stateroom. Looking straight to the
back is a porthole. Above the porthole is a
storage cabinet. This cabinet has a spring
hinge. Open the door all the way and the
spring snaps in the locked position. To
close the door gently push, NOT PULL,

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