Hey Doctor Kent and Iris, Super what you're doing and you being an American medical doctor plus Iris's professional mariner expertise will certainly be valuable - wish we could join you. Do check CSSN

Hi All, I will be in Martinique the evening of January 18 for a while, Looks like the following boats will be there around that time, Some owners will be on board and others will be away. In any

Eric, fellow AMEL owners, I will be there Jan 18th too. Alex Ramseyer, AMEL54, NO STRESS On Thursday, December

I had the thermostat replaced by an electronics guy in Annapolis who installed my solar, new radar, wifi/cellular extenders, and AIS transponder. He said it was a simple fix. According to him, all

Duane, I bought the FX-2 controller and EasyTouch (with WiFi) display. I bought them via Coastal Climate Control because I needed to order capacitors and whatnot as well, and I think they can do

Hi Kent, we took a boat load of stuff to Fiji after a cyclone devastated the islands. The most popular items were hammers and hand saws. A lot of the villagers didnt have these and you cant rebuild

Ryan, I did have it on the high fan setting. I'll check for a "click" when it turns off, good info. Which of the Micro Air controllers did you buy? I'd like to make a note of that just in case. Than

Kent, I think it isgreat you want to help. We get mixed information regarding the affectedislands. Some boaters are going to give aid. Most are staying away. What isreally needed are skills such

Hi All, I've just purchased some rubber switch covers for the toggle switches at the helm of our 54. The nuts on the covers were a little "green", and I had damaged one of the rubbers when removing

Hi Kent, I bought a new switch plate from Climma 2 years ago and now the thermostat has failed--however you turn it, it won't "click" and the heater won't come on, though the fan works OK. When

Hi cousins, Iris and I are heading S from Jacksonville FL in a couple of weeks. We are hoping to get involved in the hurricane relief effort somewhere. We could bring supplies or equipment, help in

I had a thermostat fail last year. Parts are available to rebuild your controller rather than purchase a new one. Kent SM243 Kristy

Hi Miles, Interesting advice from "Amel", although lacking a "why" makes me wonder. I've set my BT so when retracted the "donut" gaskets are gently compressed AND the hole in the lift is just a

The thermal cut off is located on the upper right side of the frame of the heater. The heater looks like an old time toaster. However, I’ll bet it’s a low reading capacitor. It is one of the 3

Ryan, Mark, Mark, Eric and Bill, Thanks all for your comments. This is a great resource. I'll look for Bill's photo instructions. Bill, I'll be checking the cap's tomorrow and have the replacements

Hi Miles, Interesting advice from Amel I think it's a bit odd, frankly, and it seems not to have come with a "why" do this.. I rather think the logical adjustment, which I've done, is to have it

Mark, I just saw the switches delivered from Amel and new plastic switch sleeves we're delivered with the switches...maybe I can get a photo tomorrow. CW Bill Rouse Admiral, Texas Navy Commander

I am 99% sure the fan speed is too slow which is tripping the thermostatic safety switch which is getting too hot because of low fan speed. If the heat is turning OFF with the fan on high, check the

Mark, We ordered the same switches and found them to be way too small as well. Unfortunately, one of these was meant to be put into use right away. I am currently in the process (3 days now) of