Specifications

the red squiggly lines on the left light up. The cabin gets plenty warm in about 15 minutes on low
thermostat and low fan (no green fan light icon). If more heat is needed quickly, turn on the defrost blower
and point vents aft. When turning off the heater, push the on/off button on the lower right until the squiggly
yellow lights above it go off, then leave it alone. Eventually the fan and red squigglies will turn off. It takes
longer that you would think.
Stove/Oven
Turn on the big propane bottle in box in the aft port locker. To turn on the stove, start with the sniffer
switches. They are 1) below, and 2) beside the main cabin heater outlet in front and to the fore of the sink.
The first switch looks like a black clip. Push the top and it shows red. Then push the lower right button light
on the second, Trident switch box starts blinking green, which it does for a couple or three minutes (the
unit is sniffing the air for fumes). When it stops blinking and turns solid green, push the on button until it
turns green. Then and only then go to the stove or oven. Push and hold in the knob and turn to ign. Keep
holding in while pushing the Burner Ignite. It might not work the first time while the fuel is getting to the
burner or oven (air purged out). When finished with the stove/oven, make sure and shut off the 2) Trident
middle switch, and 1) sniffer switch. Then turn off the propane in box in the aft port locker.
Refrigerator
There is a refrigerator breaker switch marked with a yellow dot which must be turned on. It is on the
breaker panel to port of the chart plotter. In addition the upper Sub Panel switch, on the main DC
Panel switches must be on. These need to remain on to keep your food cold. No danger to running down
batteries as long as there is sun for the solar panels, and/or the engine has recently been running, and/or
shore power is plugged in and the AC Panel battery charger is switched on. There is also a control knob
inside the top right corner of the refrigerator for temperature/on/off, once set its best to not change it.
Sink Water
The bottom switch to the lower port of the steering wheel must be switched all the way right or left to get
water from one of the two water tanks. In addition the upper Sub Panel switch, on the DC Panel must be
on. The fresh water switch has three positions, Left on, Center off and Right on. Try to switch tank draw
back and forth from time to time. If you run one side much lower than the other the boat will list somewhat
and may handle funny in heavy seas.
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