[C320-list] Hot Water Heater

[Paul Rickman]

Max,

The hot water heater is located under the sink. There is no switch on the heater that I know of.
To turn the heater on when connected to shore power, you should see a breaker on the shore
power side of the power panel. Just turn it on, it should be marked.

Paul
Affinity 657




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From: Max Ruddy <maxruddy at gmail.com>
To: C320-List at Catalina320.com
Sent: Fri, June 11, 2010 12:14:05 PM
Subject: [C320-list] Hot Water Heater

Hello Everyone:

I am new to the hot water heater in the C320.  How do you turn the water heater on if using shore power.  The breaker is pushed in -- is there a switch on the hot water heater itself and how do you get to it.

Thanks,

Max
Sail La Vie
#270
On Jun 10, 2010, at 5:04 PM, Jon Vez wrote:

> Bill,
> 
> Along with other suggestions, the best way to eliminate the possibility of
> the fresh water system is to listen for your pump to cycle while the fresh
> water pump is on. If the pump comes on, even for a few seconds when not
> using any of the faucets, then it is coming from your fresh water system. I
> had to replace my hot water heater two weeks ago because of this. I also use
> a liter bottle to capture the blow off from the hot water pressure valve.
> This way I know if I have another problem if I see water in the bilge...good
> luck and let us know what you find...
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Jon Vez
> Solstice #582
> 
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> Subject: [C320-list] leak revisited
> 
> 
> 
> 
> still have a pesky leak from somewhere aft into the bilge. I'veeliminated
> the aft water tank (drained with no change) and have prettywell verified
> that it has something to do with motoring.  The leakstops after a few days
> away from the boat and begins again after a dayof sailing with motoring in
> and out of the slip.  Then the leakdribbles for several days before it
> quits. There is no antifreeze in the water. Other than the packinggland,
> anyone have other ideas?
> 
> Thanx
> Bill
>