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Jim- good to see you on here. I own the 310 you looked at on Lanier. I started this thread a couple of years ago - very informative and good group of people to chat with.

BA in Sociology, NC State University

Did you ever find out an answer to this? I'm having the same issue on my 2008 310.

Has anyone had to replace the door on the Isotherm pull out fridge? My hinges broke when my little ones pulled the tray out and the weight pushed the door down. Haven't looked into a replacement yet - just wondering if anyone else has had this issue.

Turns out this is from the shower sump - every time it fills up, the alarm goes off, then it drains out - I have put some bilge cleaner down it, but not sure exactly where the sump is located to do more cleaning- would this be in the engine compartment area near the gas tank?

Sitting at dock tonight and an annoying alarm sound goes off in the compartment under the steering wheel - any idea what this could be?

I'm having same issue - already pulled out fridge and checked the fuse, and read somewhere it could be the power board (?) located on top of the fridge that might need to be replaced.

I have had the same issue twice in my 08' 310. Traced it back to a weak battery. I had to pull the power supply from the CO unit to get it to shut off. I had my batteries discharge due to my lack of maintenance (forgot to check water in battery). Fully charged battery took care of the issue...

we have done it the past 4 - 5 years - it does get a bit hairy right after the fireworks end, but if you hang out for about 10 minutes, the rush is over and it is not that bad getting back to the dock. we dock at port royale, which takes about 45 minutes at night to get back to

I'd recommend adding an RV style filter if you are going to use this for any type of drinking water or for cooking. And as other said, it does not fill up your holding tank. Be sure to get some type of water treatment to add to your water holding tank to prevent bad odors, etc. from building...

I've had good success with the guys over at Marine Max at Bald Ridge. They know Sea Rays, but can be a bit pricey.

I can access the unit - it is under the V-berth - it was iced up last night, so I left it on the Humidifier setting over night. So there is a filter on the unit itself? Should be easy enough to figure out, I hope.

I'm having a heck of a time figuring out where my return air grille is.

Anyone?

AC unit is not cooling and next step is to clean the filter - but the dealer never showed me where it is. Anyone have an idea where t look?