Marlin helm A/C-Heat

Gman25

Gman25

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Everything went according to plan for the most part and so far im pleased with the result. Just have to smooth out a few rough edges.

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'05 300 Marlin F250's
 
When I had to put a new ac unit in last year I went with a larger 9000 btu unit
 
Nice job Bob... let us know how it works out this summer!!

By the way... do you know where they located your thermostat sensor? When I bought my boat I can remember they were still playing with locations. I have a feeling mine is low in the cabin and I haven't searched for it yet... my unit cuts off when it has cooled down the lower 4' - 4.5' of air space.
 
HDGWJOE said:
Nice job Bob... let us know how it works out this summer!!

By the way... do you know where they located your thermostat sensor? When I bought my boat I can remember they were still playing with locations. I have a feeling mine is low in the cabin and I haven't searched for it yet... my unit cuts off when it has cooled down the lower 4' - 4.5' of air space.
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Thanks Joe...

Im pretty sure the thermostat sensor is located at the A/C units return under the stairs.

'05 300 Marlin F250's
 
If it's in the return that's part of the problem... I'm going to look for it this season and see if I can relocate it to a higher point.
 
HDGWJOE said:
If it's in the return that's part of the problem... I'm going to look for it this season and see if I can relocate it to a higher point.
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Joe what kind of problem are you having

Oops sorry just remembered ur other post.
 
That's a pretty good idea. Here in FL and in the Bahamas it would be a nice perk to have some cool air in the cockpit, particulay at the dock.
 
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