C 310
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Congratulations! Is that the 310 from San Pedro? How are you getting here? Good to hear from you!
Congratulations! Is that the 310 from San Pedro? How are you getting here? Good to hear from you!
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This is a little embarrassing but I de-winterized my water system on the 2004 310 I just bought and I cannot figure out to get water out of the cockpit shower! I have water everywhere else but cannot figure out why I am not getting water out of the cockpit shower. AND YES I did turn it on! There must be a valve somewhere I have not turned on, but I can't find it. Anybody know what I am missing? Thanks, Will
This is a little embarrassing but I de-winterized my water system on the 2004 310 I just bought and I cannot figure out to get water out of the cockpit shower! I have water everywhere else but cannot figure out why I am not getting water out of the cockpit shower. AND YES I did turn it on! There must be a valve somewhere I have not turned on, but I can't find it. Anybody know what I am missing? Thanks, Will
SHOWER DRAIN
Locate the Y valve in the bath vanity and turn to the shower setting. This valve controls the refrigerator drain and the shower as well. You have to be sure the discharge valve for the head is in the open posistion as well. If not when you operate the shower switch on the panel the pump will stop due to a pressure build up. Hope this helps. I have a 2004 model hull #249. TIC TAC III
Locate the Y valve in the bath vanity and turn to the shower setting. This valve controls the refrigerator drain and the shower as well. You have to be sure the discharge valve for the head is in the open posistion as well. If not when you operate the shower switch on the panel the pump will stop due to a pressure build up. Hope this helps. I have a 2004 model hull #249. TIC TAC III
Will's cockpit shower
Will, There probably isn't a secret hidden valve for your cockpit shower, unless the previous owner added one for some reason. There should be only two valves, and they're both at the shower. There are the hot and cold water valves/handles, and then there is a rotating on/off valve on the back of the shower head. Perhaps you've overlooked the one on the back of the shower head.
Will, There probably isn't a secret hidden valve for your cockpit shower, unless the previous owner added one for some reason. There should be only two valves, and they're both at the shower. There are the hot and cold water valves/handles, and then there is a rotating on/off valve on the back of the shower head. Perhaps you've overlooked the one on the back of the shower head.
Thanks!
Thanks Mark. That did it. I had turned the hot and cold handle valves on but had missed the rotating on/off valve on the back of the wand. Cheers!
Thanks Mark. That did it. I had turned the hot and cold handle valves on but had missed the rotating on/off valve on the back of the wand. Cheers!
Awesome!
We love our 2005 C-310 (#312), and I'm getting ready to release the cover, after a very long. Difficult winter.
We love our 2005 C-310 (#312), and I'm getting ready to release the cover, after a very long. Difficult winter.
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