Boston Whaler 190 Outrage, User Manual

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190 Outrage
Section 4 • Electrical System
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NAV/ANC
5A
HORN
5A
CTSY LT
5A
12V RCPT
5A
LIVEWELL
2A
STEREO
15A
ACC-1
10A
ACC-2
10A
Console Electrical Component Board
Fig. 4.3.1
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FUSE BLOCK
BUS BAR
BILGE PUMP BREAKER .......................5 AMP
MAIN DC BREAKER ............................50 AMP
BATTERY SWITCH
BREAKER PANEL
NAV/ANC BREAKER ..............................5 AMP
HORN BREAKER ...................................5 AMP
CRTSY LT BREAKER ............................5 AMP
12 VOLT RECEPTACLE BREAKER.....15 AMP
LIVEWELL BREAKER ............................2 AMP
STEREO BREAKER.............................15 AMP
ACCESSORY 1 ....................................10 AMP
ACCESSORY 2 ....................................10 AMP
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Use of higher amperage fuses or breakers is a
fi re hazard.
Use fuses and breakers having the same amperage
rating as the original or as specifi ed.
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WARNING
Component Breakers
The component breakers located on the console
breaker panel (Figure 4.3.1) can be reset if a trip
occurs. If a component breaker trips, determine and
correct the problem before resetting the breaker.
Should a circuit breaker trip repeatedly, have a
qualifi ed electrician determine and correct the cause
of the trip.
corrosion resistant marine grade materials and has
a moisture proof cap. There is a 15 amp breaker
button located on the breaker box inside the console.
Be sure to use accessories that do not exceed the
rated capacity of the circuit, (15 amps) or the
breaker will trip.
In the event it is necessary to replace a fuse or breaker
use only the same amperage as the original. It is
recommended that you carry spare fuses.
If a fuse is replaced with one of lower amperage, it
will not be suffi cient to carry the electrical load of the
equipment it is connected to and will cause nuisance
fuse failure or breaker tripping.
If a fuse is replaced with one of higher amperage,
it will not provide adequate protection against an
electrical malfunction and will create a fi re hazard.