Hi Kent,As I always start off, "I'm no electrician", so... I don't think it's a stuck relay. If you are wired correctly, then even if you had a stuck relay, nothing should work if the 24V breaker is

Danny , I spoke to Maud last Thursday and she told me she was leaving on Holiday. Unlike in the US. ,I think when they go on vacation the whole company may shut down and their vacations may be a month

Hi Danny, I know the Leroy Somer is not interchangeable with the bonfiglioli box, as I have had both in my hands before and compared. I suspect Amel is on holiday at the moment, but you might try

Hi again robin. Any chance of sending me a photo of yours to simms@... perhaps it may fit. Regards Danny Sm 299 Ocean pearl Sent from my Vodafone Smart On Aug 2, 2016 7:33 PM, "robin6658@...

Thank you Robin. Mine is a Leroy somer unfortunately. I have had little success so far. Maud in la Rochelle has yet to reply and Amel Caribbean referred me back to them so if any one had a good

if it is a bonfiglioli (as mine is) - you can get an original from sotek.it for about 80 euros, however yours might be a different brand as your sm is much newer then mine robin sm

Hi Duane. Those are for the power to the winch motors (big wires). The breaker on the 24v panel (icon looks like a joy stick) powers the switch panel at the helm for all the winches, the windlass,

Maybe I'm not understanding your question. There is a breaker for the mainsail winch and the stbd winch above the midcabin birth, and a breaker in the engine room for the port winch. They are not

My pleasure Tom, Hopefully, the document, will help you and many others to see it is not too difficult… And I believe the more often this is done, the easier it will be to remove the parts. After

Alexandre,Thanks ever so much for your effort to document the windlass process. Unfortunately, however, it has added yet one more project to my "to do" list for the boat. Better now than later,

Mine too Kent, try the mainsheet winch Its likely the same.. Danny Sm 299 Ocean pearl Sent from my Vodafone Smart On Aug 2, 2016 7:54 AM, "karkauai@... [amelyachtowners]" <amelyachtowners@...> wrote:

Hi all. I hope everyone is having trouble-free fun. I discovered, quite by accident, that even when the power to the control panel at the helm is off at the 24V breaker panel in the galley, the

Thanks bill Sent from my Vodafone Smart On Aug 2, 2016 7:06 AM, "'Bill & Judy Rouse' yahoogroups@... [amelyachtowners]" <amelyachtowners@...> wrote:

Danny, It may be summer shut-down. Also email Jean COLLIN at Amel in Martinique <amel.caraibes@...>. I think I saw a used one there that could be rebuilt. Bill BeBe On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 6:59 PM,

Hi all, Our main sail furler gearbox needs replacing. I have emailed Maud at sav@... but unusually had no reply. I have gone back through old posts and found some other sources but no useful replies

Ed, Having owned a Maramu that the previous owner was into for close to 250k when I bought it for substantially less, I'd advise caution about buying a basket case in the Caribbean. That's not a good

Hello Stephanie. Here is some information I hope you will find to be helpful. When replacing electronics, be sure to remind the technician that Amel boats have a full-floating/full earth return DC

Hi All! SM Indecent is on the hard in West Palm Beach to have all of her electronics replaced. All were original to 2002, so 14 years service is noble! I would also like to take this opportunity to

I’ll second Bill R’s comment. If you want to go sailing, buy a boat ready to sail. There are lots of them out there, even if you have to look hard for one to match your desires and budget. The

To all dreaming about buying this boat and bringing it back from the dead. It is worth far more as a charitable gift than the maximum cash anyone should offer. It is NOT your dream purchase it is your