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Alex and Daniela return to their boat, Wayra, in Greece for an 18-day maintenance period. After transporting 100 kilograms of luggage from the airport in a Fiat Panda, they begin interior upgrades and repairs.0:33 Alex replaces existing cabin lighting with LED bulbs, noting that the replacement process requires extensive rewiring because the new bulbs do not match the original fixtures.1:26 He also re-installs the bilge pump, correcting previous installation errors by replacing unsuitable materials with marine-grade components and applying Teflon tape to ensure a watertight seal on the plastic fittings.2:11 Daniela focuses on organizing the interior and installing a mosquito net over the sleeping area.4:54 The pair also completes work on the potable water plumbing and inspects the through-hull fittings, though the engine through-hull remains unfinished.4:10 They plan to consult with the local marina owner regarding hull repairs and secure a supply of cooking gas.5:21 Proper material selection and avoiding low-quality electrical components are essential for preventing repetitive repair work.6:12

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