Hello Martin; It is unfortunate that you are having so many issues with your Climma. Ours also has been working without any issues in the past 3 years that we have owned her. Respectfully; Mohammad

Peter: See this link to the photos section of this forum for details and specifications on this

Hello Peter, I just did this job a couple of months ago with the boat in the water. It was not as difficult or unpleasant as I had expected. The valve you need can be purchased on Amazon

Looks like a job for somebody with a 3D printer... Bill Kinney SM160, Harmonie Annapolis, MD, USA

Last I heard (18 months ago) there were back in stock at Amel. That's when we got ours. I had heard described people who had replacements made of painted wood. A not unreasonable alternative.

You should also check the “sensor” part of the pressure switch. Unscrew it from the rest of the pump and look down the short pipe where the water presses on the switch. We replaced ours but I

Hi Miles, and Hi to Carol, May the Fourth be with you all! I will look into the possibility of having some made. I will get back to the group when I find something out. Kent S/V Kristy SM 243

After 4 years, the stern bumper on my SM was lost at sea. She was in rough shape and lived a long life. Wondering if anyone had one they wanted to get rid of or had any luck getting a new one from

Greetings all, Last weekend we needed to close the holding tanks for an overnight anchorage close to shore, and the forward tank valve would not budge. After multiple days of penetrating fluid

Maybe it’s the newer units on Trippin 2008 54 #101 no problem with heat or AC we are the 3rd owners original equipment So sorry for your difficulties Courtney

Martin, I can relate my experience and opinion on the air conditioning on my 54. I am not interested in entering into a debate but offer my opinion only. Four years ago I replaced the

Bill and Martin: For clarity and when referring to my last email on this where I used the term "dual cycle", I was talking about dual cycle in the context of 50/60Hz (not heating and cooling). Ian S/V

The company Square D makes a wide selection of pressure switches that would be suitable. Pick your liquid connection size, and your pressure range, and your are good to go. Like the original, the

Hello Bill K, We chose the “reverse cycle” and used it often when wintering in SO Italy. However, as you state, we rarely use ti. :-) JPG, SY Eleuthera, SM 007 Tahiti.

Actually it was Bill R who commented on the reverse cycle. Fortunately I mostly agree. I wouldn’t pay extra for reverse cycle, and we have never used it on our units. Of course we tend to stay

Hi Gang, We installed Webasto AC in 2015 and are very pleased with the performance… except for the poor installation done by the turkeys in Turkey… works well after a review by Webasto

I agree with Bill K. about dual cycle and it's one of the reasons we chose Webasto. Before deciding on this brand, I talked or met with many if the major manufacturers and several installers. Many

Webasto FCF Platinum. Three 10,000 BTU units. 220/40V. 50/60Hz. This is one of the few brands that still have the dual rating. March brand AC-5C-MD pump. 1000 gph located on floor next to fresh water

Hi Mark Thanks a ton. We have cleaned those connectors up many times with a toothbrush etc... but did not yet think of spraying them with CorrosionX. Will do so in the morning, but I really want at

Colin, The issue withyour fresh water pump most likely lies inside the pressure switch with theconnectors. We had a similar issue a couple of months ago and treated theconnectors with some