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Old 14-04-2010, 13:47   #16
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Things that go "bump" below. I'm sure you ALL know this. BUT those push-in -push out button latches on the little inner cabinets(?) MUST always be "pushed in" ..The door clicks closed, but does not stay closed...errrrr. I closed all mine over the nav station before going topside...5 minutes later someone went looking for stuff..left 'em all closed, but button out...ugh. first good heel and EVERYTHING ( and I do mean everything) came out. PS: The responsible party found what they were looking for...
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