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83 3607 need to remove salon panel
- StuartNewman
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83 3607 need to remove salon panel
I cut he panel vertically behind the trim but can't get it to detach by the stairs as it is secured into a trim piece that is attached to the aft wall.
Thanks for your help
- km1125
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Re: 83 3607 need to remove salon panel
But, like I said, that only gets you to the shore water input. I believe you can also reach the back side of the shore water input just by going in through the electrical panel. Open it up and stick your head in there and look aft and you'll see it.
The plumbing runs under the main salon deck, but right along the starboard side. If you pull the lower removable panel in the "cubby", you'll see it. There is a "T" fitting right where the feed is in the aft starboard corner and one side then goes forward to the galley and the other side goes across the aft end of the engine room to feed the tub and continues on to feed both the aft and fwd heads.
EDIT: actually re-thinking what I wrote. The shore water input is really too high for that cubby access to do you any good. I think you have to go through the electrical panel access to get to it.
There are also two removeable panels at the base of that cubby. If you take those out you should be able to see the "T" fittings in that back corner. Those access panels are just "lift out" panels and are normally used to get to the fuel sensor and fuel hoses.
- StuartNewman
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Re: 83 3607 need to remove salon panel
On the Facebook Forum It was suggested the aft portion of the panel (indicated by the red arrow in picture above) is fastened in the Aft Berth's closet and under the deck. I have seen some screws in the closet, located rather high, but not any others.
Can anybody relate to me how they removed the salon panel and how they dealt with the electric panel?
- km1125
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Re: 83 3607 need to remove salon panel
I've not had to take that panel off and I've replaced all my water hoses and fuel hoses.
I'm also confused as why you need to remove to "recover the panel properly". I believe they put the covering on that panel after it was installed in the boat and then put the trim over that. I would think the hardest part about recovering the panels is getting the trim off around the cubbies... it's stapled in parallel to the surface and would be hard to pull out without causing some damage to the plywood.
And what do you mean by "how they dealt with the electric panel"? What are you trying to do there?
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