Catamaran Mistertong · video

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The owners of a catamaran anchored in Martinique replace a faulty freshwater pump after operating it manually via the electrical panel for several weeks.9:47 The original pump, installed in 2016, suffered from a failing pressure switch that prevented automatic cycling.18:31 After calling multiple marine chandleries, the crew sourced an identical replacement unit, which they installed using Wago connectors and protective electrical junction boxes to prevent future water damage.9:33 During the repair, the crew also replaced the watermaker filters, noting that the system had been running on old, cleaned filters for over a month.14:20 The vessel remains at anchor in the mangroves near Fort-de-France, where the crew manages high humidity levels by cleaning mold from the interior and preparing for guests.0:50 Despite the passage of Hurricane Erine to the north, local conditions remain calm with minimal wind.3:52 The crew plans to continue maintenance tasks, including wood repairs, in the coming week.6:39

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