[C38] What happened?
Chapuys at aol.com
Chapuys at aol.com
Thu Jun 2 12:21:36 EDT 2011
Don't forget, when you pull the shore power cord, make sure you open the
circuit breaker on the panel first. If you leave the breaker closed there
will be arcing at the receptacle which in time will cause failure of your
shore power receptacle
Bob Miller
"Bolero" #113 at Southwestern YC in San Diego
P.S. I paid my dues via paypal this morning. Thanks for the reminder.
In a message dated 6/2/2011 9:13:35 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
hlhowell at pacbell.net writes:
On Wed, 2011-06-01 at 13:49 -0700, Patrick Harpole wrote:
> This weekend we sailed to Petuluma and stayed for a couple of nights.
The
> last day we lost shore power. Is there a breaker on the Catalina?
> We may have overloaded the system with microwave and hair dryer. Or
should
> the breaker go out on the dock? It didn't trip.
> Patrick
>
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The only breaker on the standard Catalina panel is on the left side of
the power panel, 2 of them in parallel. What has happened to at least
one person is that the shore power receptacle on the side of the boat
had one of the wires burn out.
Alternatively we have had one shore power cable that would just come
loose in the shore box. I had to replace it. Also sometimes the shore
box will trip but not look tripped. Generally throwing it off and on
will reset it correctly. Those are the only problems I have had.
Regards,
Les H
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