TV in 380DA

[MikeT]

I just purchased a 2003 380 Sundancer. I just picked up the boat this weekend and the TV in the main cabin over the frige will not come on. It worked during the survey but now seems no power to it. I checked all breakers and everything else on that side, fridge, microwave, coffee maker is working. I also noticed there is no power to the the Glomax antenna. Am I missing something simple? Also is the only way to pull the TV out to pull the fridge out first to get to the crews underneath? The only work done before I picked it up was the stereo was replaced, which is on the opposite side of the boat but not sure if it is tied into the same circuitry.

 

[Jims380DA]

Mike - The GFI outlet on the port side must be tripped. it happened on my 380. I think the GFI is in the head above the sink, under the vanity.

 

[Wizard]

Mike, I have a '00 380 and I know there is an outlet in the forward storage compartment port side helm area (can't remember if it's a GFI), one in the upper vanity in the head as Jims380 posted and if I remember correctly there is one in the galley I think in the "sliding" storage area.These are all on the port side, one I remember on the starb. side is in the upper storage area aft of the stereo. I hope this helps.

 

[MikeT]

Thanks for the help guys. It was the GFI in the head. I just couldn't find it on the first try. It is up under the vanity, hard to find if you don't know where to look. Everything working now.

Thanks,

 

[searaycruisn]

Mike, when you get ready to swap out the TV for a flat screen (which I did), there is no need to remove the fridge. The TV is attached to a piece of plywood, and the plywood is screwed on to a piece of wood which is on top of the refrigerator. You will see two screws in the front portion of the plywood just in front or to the side of the TV. Remove those two screws, and the TV will slide out with the plywood piece to which it is attached.

 

[Brian ouellette]

what size flat screen did you install?? Do you have photos of tv?

Mike, when you get ready to swap out the TV for a flat screen (which I did), there is no need to remove the fridge. The TV is attached to a piece of plywood, and the plywood is screwed on to a piece of wood which is on top of the refrigerator. You will see two screws in the front portion of the plywood just in front or to the side of the TV. Remove those two screws, and the TV will slide out with the plywood piece to which it is attached.