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Mine has been doing the same for long while and with different remotes. We just live with it. Usually just makes cool go to heat/cool.

Looks like 7" is the max. Also was factory mattress height.

Soap up pipe on left side. Loosen fitting and slide pipe forward in to tank. You can then remove pump and access all four duckbills. Don't over tighten duckbills on reassembly

Can only say that I had new one seen in and I've been happy with it

Just remove the accessable screws on both tracks, lift hatch and slide out.

Believe that I ran a piece of 2-3" steel tube from stringer to stringer. It held the weight fine.

Put a Vitrifrigo 2600 in our 410 three years ago and very satisfied. Defrost once a month and always hard ice cream.

I've always just waited. Shower that gets all the use probably lasts 5-6 years. Other sump that is mostly ac drain just got changed after 20 years. Good idea to keep spare since the design change will require a little more work.

Just replaced mine last week with old style 800 rule from Amazon

Likely 4 -- one and one half inch

I would look for or make some 1" thick black material slightly larger than current smx and mount to that.

Sea Ray gave me Valspar 5776W90601. Spectrum then crossed it to artic white lilly with the number they gave you. This is for my 2002 410DA

You have what is shown in both graphics

Pretty sure that I got mine at Tractor Supply

I'll suggest Residence Inn in Tierra Verde with transient slips available at adjacent marina. Hotel may have dockage as well.

I cut the old tracks far back as I could, just getting under the dash panel. Put a screw in to hold in place and spliced in the new track, also held with screw at splice. Works fine after several years and is not noticeable. Marty

That worked for me for many years. Our club hoist was quite narrow as well.

Find a wider hoist or make a spreader to fit across the top of stainless rails from one side to the other so hull is not pinched. 2x4 I beam 12'-13' long.

Believe the dash is Zephyr Armorcote gelcote but not so sure it's available

Get a Vitrofrigo!!!