Damaged c-drive female bearing
Larry Salibra
Hello everyone! Long time lurker and new caretaker of 1995 Super Maramu #140 "Sula," taking over from Graham after his 15 years of excellent stewardship.
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
Steve Bell
On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 03:40 AM, Jeff Williams wrote:
On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 03:40 AM, Jeff Williams wrote:
On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 03:40 AM, Jeff Williams wrote:
Hi Jeff. Just for your info SM 377 & SM 378 (Dusk) are also in Scicly (Licata). regards
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
When we bought Elyse in 2013, I didn't think I'd ever use it, but I do !
With just two on the boat it doesn't seem justified, but with 4 I have used it a lot. With just two on the boat, we wash dishes by hand and put them in the dishwasher to drip dry. This works really well at sea. After a couple of weeks we run it to drain the water out of it. Brilliant ! Alan Elyse SM437
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Re: It´s time to introduce ourselves.
Welcome Anke and Martin, welcome on aboard to this great group,
I’m sure you will enjoy and appreciate your new Amel, as much as we do. We are cruising with our 54 in the Med and we winterize in Spain right now. We had the plan to cross the Atlantic this winter, but the virus delayed our plan. We started our cruising-live 5 years ago in New Zealand and spend some time in the Pacific and Asian waters. We are dreaming to go back to the Pacific after spending some time in the Med last 2 years. Our plan is to leave the Med end of 2021 for Caribean, same as you. Maybe we will meet somewhere coming year. Where are you based right now?
Wishing you fair winds with Mago del Sur.
Ruedi & Sabina Waldispuehl-Trazza SY WASABI A54#55 MMSI: 269322000 Call Sign: HBY3811
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
Danny and Yvonne SIMMS
That sounds good Dimitris, Had it still been in place when we bought Ocean Pearl we may have discovered its value. However I dont think I will change back. Regards Danny SM 299 Ocean Pearl
On 18 December 2020 at 22:08 Dimitris Krasopoulos <dkrasopoulos@...> wrote:
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Santorini 12v panel miniature bulbs
Ian Park
Can anyone tell me the type of bulb used for the fridge/bilge/fridge breakers?
Thanks Ian Ocean Hobo SN 96 wintering North Wales
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
Jose Venegas
We kept the dishwasher intact but removed and saved all internal parts and installed a bred maker which we have greatly enjoyed, particularly when crossing the Atlantic
José Ipanema SM 2k 277 Santa Marta
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
amelforme
Hi Jeff and congratulations on your acquisition. Unfortunately, the early boats that had the front opening dishwasher, it is no longer available and is not supported for spare parts. Same thing with the later top opening version. The “brain’ on the top opening version seems to be particularly vulnerable. Any electrical/computer engineers out there who could reverse engineer one? I am told it is a very simple device.
Tom and Kirstin on L’Orient, I could tell by the petulant look on Tom’s face when I showed him how to operate the dishwasher that likely this would be the only time it would be used. If you do convert this space to storage, refridgeration, icemaker or ???, could you operate it one more time to prove that the brain is functioning and then save the brain for me so I can get it reverse engineered?
If you repurpose this area thoughtfully and to Amel quality standards, it will not adversely affect your resale value. I used and appreciated the dishwasher on both of the Super Maramus I was fortunate to own and enjoy. Got the water up to 180F and used less of it than hand washing while being whisper quiet while doing so. That said, about 1/3 of the boats I resell, the owners indicate that the dishwasher was not used much if ever.
All the best, Joel
JOEL F. POTTER ~ CRUISING YACHT SPECIALIST, L.L.C. The Experienced AMEL Guy UNSURPASSED AMEL MARKETING EXPERIENCE AND PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE Office 954-462-5869 Cell 954-812-2485
From: main@AmelYachtOwners.groups.io <main@AmelYachtOwners.groups.io> On Behalf Of Jeff Williams
Sent: Friday, December 18, 2020 4:40 AM To: main@amelyachtowners.groups.io Subject: Re: [AmelYachtOwners] SM2K dishwasher space
Hi All, Just bought Spruzzo SM#379. Dishwasher was removed and the Admiral insists I install one.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Jeff Marina di Ragusa, Sicily
On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 10:08 AM Dimitris Krasopoulos <dkrasopoulos@...> wrote:
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
Jeff Williams
Hi All, Just bought Spruzzo SM#379. Dishwasher was removed and the Admiral insists I install one. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jeff Marina di Ragusa, Sicily
On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 10:08 AM Dimitris Krasopoulos <dkrasopoulos@...> wrote:
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
Dimitris Krasopoulos
The most useful domestic appliance on board. It uses less water and frees your sink space. You power it on when you charge your batteries with the generator and produce water by the watermaker. Thank you captain for installing it on board
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On 18 Dec 2020, at 00:05, Matt Salatino via groups.io <helmsmatt@...> wrote:
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
Randall Walker
Repurposed into a storage space by the previous owner. It may become a space for icemaker. Randall A54#56
On Thu, Dec 17, 2020 at 9:19 PM Thomas Kleman <lorient422@...> wrote: On SM2K 422, we've adhered to the "keep it original" mantra pretty faithfully. No panels of aircraft breakers, holes in wood, etc.
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
We always thought it would use less water than hand washing.
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~~~⛵️~~~Matt Salatino SV Speed of Life A50#27
On Dec 17, 2020, at 5:33 PM, Courtney Gorman via groups.io <Itsfun1@...> wrote:
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
And it only uses 2 liters per load 😄
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On Dec 17, 2020, at 5:05 PM, Matt Salatino via groups.io <helmsmatt@...> wrote:
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Re: Rudder seal packing material
Germain Jean-Pierre
Hello Paul,
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Any good chandler should handle this item. I got mine in NZ at Cater Marine in Opua. I believe all Amels use a 8 mm width. Check yours and let us know the width; if you do not find it in OZ, contact Cater and they’ll ship to you. Very easy to change; Google is your friend. Cheers,
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
Cindy actually likes using our dishwasher. Who am I to diminish her happiness?
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On Dec 17, 2020, at 3:19 PM, Thomas Kleman <lorient422@...> wrote:
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Rudder seal packing material
Can you please assist?
I would like to purchase a stock of rudder packing material for my Amel 55 locally in Australia. Is there a supplier other than Amel or can I purchase from other distributors? thank you in advance kind regards, Paul Brown - Fortuna II Amel 55 #17
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Re: SM2K dishwasher space
Danny and Yvonne SIMMS
Hi Tom and Kirtin, we have a top opening fridge in the dishwasher space installed by the PO and not the most elaborate but we are very happy with it and it gets a lot of use. Regards Danny SM 299 Ocean Pearl
On 18 December 2020 at 09:19 Thomas Kleman <lorient422@...> wrote:
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SM2K dishwasher space
Thomas Kleman
On SM2K 422, we've adhered to the "keep it original" mantra pretty faithfully. No panels of aircraft breakers, holes in wood, etc.
10.5 years ago Joel Potter activated the dishwasher to show me it works. That's the last time it was used. Having lived aboard for 9 years now we are pretty sure our habits won't change. We consider it unnecessary and wasteful for 2 people to have one on this boat. We keep wine in it now. Wondering if anyone out there has re-purposed this space in some clever way. Wine fridge ? Storage ? Something else ? Tom and Kirstin SV L'ORIENT Oahu, Hawaii
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Re: In mast furler - Brake - Amel 54
Stefan Schaufert
To bring this story to an end:
I disassembled the brake as far as possible. It is a simple electric powered magnet completely embedded in a resin, thus you can not check the wires etc.. It holds (usually) a ring of metall the moment you use the furler. The ring is (all the other time) pressing against a brake disc (plastic, connected with the shaft of the electric motor via a gearwheel) by 8 small spiral springs - arranged in 2 circles. I checked the wires going in to the magnet. There are appr. 25V when furling. But the magnet was not reacting. I „helped“ him by pressing and then it worked. Thus I assume the magnet is getting „old“, reduced the springs from 8 to 4 (keeping the outer ones).
Now it is working fine again and there is still enough pressure to hold the foil.
Be aware of the 3 screws on the outside of the device. They are for adjusting the space/ pressure to the brake disc. So when there is slip (e.g. the main is furling out itself in a gust), you have to turn them a bit out. When it seems like the brake is not releasing the furler (enough), the screws need to be tightened a bit (pressing the disc more to the springs and the magnet). I assume that was what Alexander (A54#156) meant with, „It (the brake) needs a carefull synchronisation with the furler engine.“
You can take the brake out of the furler by only disconnecting the down cap. The brake is the first thing you see when the cap is open.
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