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Sea Angel air conditioning plumbing with its raw water strainer, water pump,bleeder valve and white supply line to the condenser coil assy. The RULE bilge pump is for the shower drain and also as a secondary to the main.
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A closer look at Sea Angel's air conditioner water pump bleeder valve with its red handle closed. The circulation pump needs to be primed to work. It does not have to have power to be primed, if in the water. It is below the water line. Just open the bleeder valve to prime, then close to operate the A/C.
Sea Angel air conditioning plumbing with its raw water strainer, water pump,bleeder valve and white supply line to the condenser coil assy. The RULE bilge pump is for the shower drain and also as a secondary to the main.
Sea Angel air conditioning system seacock with its white handle in the closed position.
Sea Angel head seacock with its red handle in the open position. The two 'clear water lines at the top of the pix are the hot and cold lines to the shower and sink. The brown device at the bottom of the pix is the air conditioner's raw water pump motor frame.
Sea Angel view under step entering cabin. The base of the step(kick plate) is sealed to prevent any water from entering the cabin floor area under the 'dry deck'.
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Sea Angel air conditioning plumbing with its raw water strainer, water pump,bleeder valve and white supply line to the condenser coil assy. The RULE bilge pump is for the shower drain and also as a secondary to the main.

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Sea Angel air conditioning plumbing with its raw water strainer, water pump,bleeder valve and white supply line to the condenser coil assy. The RULE bilge pump is for the shower drain and also as a secondary to the main.
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Sea Angel view under step entering cabin. The base of the step(kick plate) is sealed to prevent any water from entering the cabin floor area under the 'dry deck'.
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