Thank you Bill and Danny. That helps. Dear Vladan, thx a lot. Unfortunately the photo is not readable (list of seals). Thus I appreciate a better resolution. Thanks for that. I found 2 good sources

Reudi, My AC pump works on inverter just fine. We got rid of the Amel transfer switch when we upgraded to the Victron Quattro which has it's own "smart" transfer switch that can limit input current

Arno, Like you, I have spent lots of money making this thing work. I have sort of given up after spending around half of what you spent. It sounds like you were more determined that I was! Now it's

Joerg, My understanding of the ideal SOC for storage is based on two things: (1) I read the objective, peer reviewed research literature which all seem to point towards longer life at around 40-60%

Bertrand, The readout comes from the little LCD panel below the tach. At least it does on my D3-110C. I presume your tach has an LCD panel, too? -- Scott 2007 A54 #69 SV

One of the minor parts that has a finite lifetime on a SM is the Goiot rubber "mushrooms" that hold the portlights open. Eventually they crack and the rubber rots and they just don't work right.

Peter, You have motor/gearbox units that were made by LeRoy Somers in France OR Bonfiglioli in Italy. Amel switched back and forth between these suppliers during the SM production run, and I do not

Hi, all, I now have a fresh water leak into the bilge inboard of the aft head, too. We've also noticed the fresh water pump running for a few seconds every couple of hours. There has never been

Hi Vladan, In my case the sensors were the same as in the picture you made. Removing the cover is a bit of a pain. Remove the two screws on the side that is exposed when the passerelle is in the

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Dear Vladan I replaced exactly the same sensors. I did not need to solder anything. The old ones were the same. When the passerelle is in a close position, remove the two screws on the picture. After

Hi Arno, Lior and Tony Arno, Thanks for sharing your expertise. I just received sensors this afternoon and will proceed with replacing them as soon as weather conditions allows me. Before I start

I'm about to swap my broken climma cws201 with a Climma DC35 inverting unit. The cws unit had a refrigerant leak by the reversing valve which turns out to be impossible or very difficult to fix. So,

Hi Michele, If you live in Rome you can try to powerline by paolo ceccarelli that’s BeG dealer. Br Antonio Vagabundo SN108 Tuscany Inviato da iPhone

Hi Vladan, I am by now an expert in this fantastic piece of Italian engineering. You need to remove both covers of the rotating part of the passarelle. To do this you will need to rotate the

For our boat I have changed the Climma’s for Frigomar Inverter units (http://frigomar.com/). A huge improvement. They use less power, have no startup surge and are more quiet during operation. The

Glad they provided more room for the aft A/C unit in boats after Amel 54 # 14. My failed A/C unit needed to be deeply deconstructed for both the removal and reinstall. Or, maybe they tried something

Lior, Changing the aft cabin air conditioning in the 54 didn't pose any major difficulties for me. The new Climma compact 9000 has exactly the same dimensions and the same connections in the same

For us, the easiest way to check for a leak in the freshwater valve is to close the seacock to the main intake strainer/sea-chest and then remove the top of the strainer and disable the head intake

Dear Dimitris, Dominique, and Joel Thank you very much for your feedback. I am sure now that the right decision is to order exactly the same CLIMMA 9000 model. I just hope that it is still the same