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3.5 Installing the Hawse Pipe (optional accessory)
The installation of the Hawse Pipe is optional.
You may also use an existing hatch or any storage
space door that is accessible to where you want the
power cord to exit.
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Before drilling or cutting, be certain that the area
is free of wires, plumbing or structural supports.
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Mount Hawse Pipe.
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Make sure the routing between the Hawse Pipe
and the unit is free from obstructions, such as
wire/tubing, etc.
3.6 Connect Reel to AC Panel
The "pigtail" that comes on the Cordreel must
be connected to the junction box or power switch that
supplies 125v or 250v to the boats electrical system.
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Strip the insulation from the end of the "pigtail" as
well as the green, white, and black wires within
the insulation jacket.
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Attach appropriate connectors to each wire and
attach to the junction box.
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WARNING:
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All wiring should be done in ac-
cordance with ABYC's standards. If
you are unsure of these standards,
consult a qualified electrician.
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Failure to wire correctly may result
in DEATH, INJURY OR DAMAGE TO
PERSONS, VESSESL, OR UNIT. Ter-
minals are marked for correct wir-
ing: HIT, NEUTRAL, & GROUND.
Part# 04049-CRM
Hole cut out 3.75"
diameter
30amp 125v AC
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16/32amp 250v AC
Hawse Pipe Assembly
Clearance hole 17/64
Black—Line 125 VAC
White—Neutral
Green—Ground
Brown—250 VAC
Blue—Neutral
Green—Ground
Holes 4" apart
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