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<strong>Hunter</strong> e36 • Waste and Sanitation SystemsTroubleshootingProblem Cause SolutionHead Not FlushingHead breaker OffBattery Charge LowSwitch Breaker to on. If Breaker istripped determine cause and correct.Charge BatteriesHead Not Emptying Blocked line to tank Remove material from lineShower Sump OverflowingSump Pump Breaker OFFDischarge line blockedPinched LineDefective PumpSwitch Breaker to on. If Breaker istripped determine cause and correct.Clear material from lineStraighten lineReplace Pump (See your dealer forservice)Notes:10.8
<strong>Hunter</strong> e36 • Waste and Sanitation SystemsANTI-SIPHON VALVEWASTE TANKOVERBOARD DISCHARGEVALVE, WITH 1-1/2” HOSEHEADPICKUP 3/4”Waste System (Black Water System)3/4” HOSESave Our Seas !It is illegal to dump plastic trash anywhere into the ocean or navigatable waters of the United States. Violation of these requirementsmay result in civil penalty up to $25,000, a fine of $50,000 and imprisonment for up to five years.PLASTIC -limited to : plastic bagsstyrofoam cups and lids,sixpack holders, stirrers,synthetic fishing nets, ropes,lines, and bio or photo degradableplastics. Includes but is notGARBAGE - Means paper,rags, glass, metal, crockery(generated in living spacesaboard the vessel-what wenormally call trash), and allkinds of food, maintenanceandcargo-associated waste“Garbage” does not includefresh fish or fish parts,dishwater and gray water.DUNNAGE-Materialused toblock and brace cargo, and isconsidered a cargo associated waste.GRAYWATER- Means drainage from a dishwasher,shower, laundry, bath, andwashbasin, and does not include drainage from toilets,urinals, hospitals, and cargospaces.DISHWATER- Means the liquid residue from the manualor automatic washing ofdishes and cooking utinsilswhich have been pre-cleanedto the extent that any foodparticles adhering to themwould normally interferewith the operation of automatic dishwashers.INSIDE 3 MILES(and in U.S. Rivers,Bays and Sounds)PLASTICSDUNNAGE, LININGAND PACKINGMATERIALS THAT FLOATANY GARBAGE EXCEPTDISHWATERGRAYWATER, FRESH FISHPARTS3 TO 12 MILESPLASTICSDUNNAGE, LININGAND PACKINGMATERIALS THAT FLOATANY GARBAGE NOT GROUND TO LESSTHAN ONE SQUARE INCH12 TO 25 MILESPLASTICSDUNNAGE, LININGAND PACKINGMATERIALS THAT FLOAT12 TO 25 MILESPLASTICS10.9
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