On a brand new water heater they have a plastic plug in the connections. This may have been pushed into the connection. This can happen in transit. Michael nebo sm251 Sent from Yahoo7 Mail on Android

Thomas, You should have an accumulator tank installed in the hot water circuit near the water heater. This will accommodate the increase pressure when the main engine reaches an operating temperature

On my basic 40 the pressure relief valve is constantly tripping (especially when water is heated by running engine). Also the sealing o-ring can deform and block part of the flow. I'd check those

You didn't say, but the obvious would be that you mixed up the connections between the engine and the the water system. This is easy to do, especially because the orientation of these connection

Thank you for the recommendation Jean Pierre. Best, Dave sv Liesse SN 006

Hi all, I’ve just replaced my hot water heater and I’ve got no hot water pressure! Cold water is great with the pump cutting in and out but the hot water is a dribble. I’ve checked no air locks

Hello Will, I have an SM fully refurbished by some inept Euro places. However, I found one place where the work, engineering and ethics is fantastic. It is yacht concept Mallorca. Peter Kuklok is

Thanks Kent-. Super helpful. As luck would have it I'm escaping Panama's rainy season for a month and will be in Germany in the next 2 weeks. I will just find the German Home Depot equivalent and buy

Many thanks to all who contributed with their valuable advice: Arlo, Mark Erdos, Craig Briggs, Mark McGovern and Alexandre (off topic). I´ll make a decision in a few weeks time. -- Alex Paquin S/V

Hello Paul is it not always so that always only the batteries are charged and all consumers are supplied via the battery ? I think it is also not possible otherwise, since the generator must

I have a W@S on my 55. I use it for longer distances - overnight trips. I find that together with wind generator and 400 W solar, the hydro covers all or almost all consumption with 2 fridges and a

Gary and Bill, Thank you for your advice. I will have a look to the wires. And Bill, sorry, Serafine doesn't fit in the CT. Greetings to Judy from me and Julia Best regards Hajo SM 150

Hi Will, We have a Santorin sloop, purchased in southern France, early model, SN006, but w an incredible investment by the former owner in the 3 yrs prior to our purchase, equal to cost of boat

Hi, Please send the seals to: Eric Freedman 345 NY AVE. Huntington, NY 11743 Kimberlite@... 631-423-2000. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376

You are correct about the adapter needed, 3/8” NPT to 3/8” compression fitting. I just put a new faucet in my forward head and got the adapters at Home Depot. The faucet had a seal that didn’t

I might be totally wrong in the below description, then enlighten me about charging, but both Swi-Tec and Watt & Sea, are programmed to charge batteries and not to feed the boats consumption, which

OK Paul, I thought you had attached a block at the outer end in one of the notched hook cutouts or to the tang the topping lift is attached to. Thats what I did. (notched cutouts) Since things always

Dan: You must detach the out haul line as the block at the outer end of the boom is used Ian by using the secondary winch in the cockpit you can maneuver the out-haul from the cockpit, actually it is

Hi, I went to our local hardware store Mitre 10 in Kaitaia (pop 5000) in the far north of New Zealand and off the shelf got a faucet identical in every respect to the original. Mine had the pull out

Hi Will, I’ve spent a couple of nights sleeping in the aft cabin of a Maramu, I’m 6 feet tall and found it quite comfortable. I’m assuming the Santorin dimensions are comparable but hopefully