Four winns Vista 328 Owner's Manual page 90

Thoroughly flush the water supply lines and sys-
tem prior to initial use, and at least once each
season. This will remove any additives and pos-
sible contaminants present in the system.
The materials from which the components of the water
system are made may give the water supply a peculiar
taste, especially when new. This condition is normal and
can be reduced substantially by adding a water filter to
the system such as one produced by Ametek, Inc. The
taste will completely dissipate in time.
L - 3 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
A. Stereo System
Four Winns offers a CD stereo as standard equipment.
A CD player and 10 disc CD changer are optional. Speak-
ers are installed within the interior cabins and exterior
cockpit areas to provide excellent sound quality. In addi-
tion, the cabin and cockpit speakers can be faded in or
out depending on the effect desired. For stereo opera-
tion, please refer to the manufacturer’s manual included
in the owner’s information packet.
B. TV/VCR
A TV/VCR’s combination with remote is standard. It
uses an internal speaker only. The TV/VCR is not wired
into the stereo speaker system. Please read the
manufacturer’s information on the TV/VCR in the owner’s
packet. The TV/VCR remote control is also found in the
owner’s packet. See Figures L6 & L7.
Included with this feature is a dockside cable/antenna
TV connection. The deck connection for the TV is moun-
ted in the shore power inlet panel located in the transom
storage compartment.
Television
Cabinet
Figure L6: 328V Entertainment Center
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Television
Nook
Figure L7: 298V Upper Galley w/ Television Nook
L - 4 AIR CONDITIONING
Air Conditioner/Heater provides either cooling or heating
and is optional on the 298 and 328 Vista. The unit oper-
ates on 120 volt (220 volt on 50 hertz models) AC power.
The output of the air conditioner is 12,000 BTU for the
328 and 10,000 BTU for the 298. Be sure the appro-
priate shore power cord is connected or the generator is
running whenever the air conditioning is to be used.
The air conditioning breaker must be turned on to acti-
vate the air conditioning unit. Depending upon humidity,
the air conditioner will condense 5 to 15 gallons of water
a day and this water drains into the sump pump.
The air conditioner is located underneath the dinette lid.
Air conditioner vents are located throughout the cabin to
provide good air circulation. The 298/328 has a vent in
the head for additional air circulation. The vents are ad-
justable to change air flow direction and can be closed.
See Figures L8, L9, & L10.
Entertainment
Center
To Engine
Compartment
To Seacock
and Strainer
Figure L8: 328V Air Conditioner
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