just purchased a 2007 Marlin .. Seams that the key for the overboard discharge is missing .. any ideas ?? the LED type gauge, black 4'' panel is located in the head . there is also a Wema water gauge located in the head. I am not sure what that is for or if it is a factory item ..
key for overboard discharge
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journeyman
GreatGrady Captain
You may have to access the back of the unit to hopefully find a number to have a key made. Or maybe someone around has a Marlin and you could try their key. The gauge is for your fresh water tank level.
Hi Looks like you are in NJ, where?
My marlin is in LBI, we could try my key...
Andrew
(908) 963-1997
My marlin is in LBI, we could try my key...
Andrew
(908) 963-1997
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Again ...Thank you ! I just purchased the boat , an "07" Marlin .. Some of these systems are a little new to me or I never had to deal with them on my older Marlin. ... I am in the process of winter lay up .. I am working on flushing the generator "heat exchanger" with fresh water and then a dose of antifreeze. The A/C unit is out of the boat for repair. The A/C repair company told me it may not be repairable and that it was a unite specifically manufactured for GW. Something about the location of the air return .. I have to take a better look. My intent was to install a Dometic 6K BTU unit .. Now not sure ..
Andrew .. Thanks .. I will take a look when I am back in Waretown ... They gave me a southco key that goes in but does not turn the lock .. does your key say south-co on it .
journeyman
GreatGrady Captain
ttles714 said:
I would open mid cabin access to head tank and check to see what brand, model macerater pump is, probably Groco. Check their web site with model #. I think you will need to see if there is a number code on the back of the lock mechanism. With that #, you should be able to order a key or have one made. I'm sure there are only a limited number of keys made for that system. I needed a new key for my cabin, got the number and found there are only about 20 variations.
devil's advocate: the key may be missing for a reason.
was this surveyed and if so, what did the surveyor have to say about it? do they have the key?
you should be able to get the key code (i can't remember if it is on the inside or the bezel). at worst you can buy a new panel. GW may be able to help.
good luck, ron
was this surveyed and if so, what did the surveyor have to say about it? do they have the key?
you should be able to get the key code (i can't remember if it is on the inside or the bezel). at worst you can buy a new panel. GW may be able to help.
good luck, ron
journeyman
GreatGrady Captain
Some info. They can maybe help...
https://www.northeastsanitation.com/tank-manager-12-volt-st-single-head-seacock.html
https://www.northeastsanitation.com/tank-manager-12-volt-st-single-head-seacock.html
thank you ! I saw the price of that unit !!! LOL ... I am sure that when it goes bad or I can't get a key I will be figuring something else out ... On my older Marlin with the Groco electronic display I wound up replacing the unit with 2 rocker switches, a Wema USA sender and gauge. All under 100 bucks and worked great . Then I replace the troublesome Grocco in tank maceration pump with an external Jabsco macerator pump .. worked great and I my bi- yearly ritual of diving into the tank ENDED !!!
there is literally nothing behind that panel. the quoted price has to be for the entire system. understand B.O.A.T. but that's just nuts. ron
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GreatGrady Captain
Fishtales said:
If they aren't all keyed alike, I bet there are limited variations. That's why I suggested trying another Marlin owners key.
ElyseM said:
The description states it includes control panel and control module. Still very pricey though...
Thanks to all for the information ... Dometic is sending me a key . She said its the same key for all ..UNLESS GW specified a different key , she did not know .. $8.00 for key and $ 8 to ship
Thanks.... I did not get a chance to do anything with this boat other than winterize and explore a little ... Its a little different than my 2001 Marlin ( I knew the 01 pretty well and added a lot of upgrades thru the years. .. I just put a post on "Modifications and tips" about the batteries ... If you care to take a look .. Thanks again