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Chapter 4 • Electrical

280 Dauntless

DC Distribution, Single Engine

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Summary of Contents for 280 Dauntless

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Page 2: ...280 Dauntless 280 Dauntless The mission of Boston Whaler is to provide consumers with the safest highest quality most durable boats in the world...

Page 3: ...known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm To minimize exposure avoid breathing exhaust service your vessel in a well ventilated area and wear gloves...

Page 4: ...truly exceptional boating experience Information and assistance is also available at bostonwhaler com where you ll find customer resources including how to videos maintenance tips and other technical...

Page 5: ...ur seaworthiness dependability and the inherent safety of a hull that won t sink even if severely damaged Plain and simple Boston Whaler boats are built to last In 1961 Fisher s demonstration of that...

Page 6: ...ion 1 15 Float Plan 1 15 Chart Course 1 15 Environmental Considerations 1 16 Homeland Security Restrictions 1 16 Safety Label Locations 1 16 Symbols Key 1 21 Chapter 2 General Information Construction...

Page 7: ...ng and Trailering 3 38 Chapter 4 Electrical DC Electrical System 4 1 Batteries 4 1 Component Breakers 4 4 Remote Battery Switches 4 5 Battery Charger Option 4 7 Dockside Battery Charging Option 4 8 Fu...

Page 8: ...esponsible for specification changes to parts or accessories manufactured by other companies Brunswick Corporation registered trademarks Mercury Marine Mercury Racing Optimax Nautic On Skyhook SmartCr...

Page 9: ...r 13 Super Sport and 16 Super Sport if purchased from an authorized Boston Whaler Dealer authorized Boston Whaler website or any Boston Whaler affiliate and utilized under normal non commercial use Ac...

Page 10: ...ch Boston Whaler offers a yacht tender package damages due to towing when the package has not been installed 11 Any Boston Whaler Boat used for commercial purposes which includes but is not limited to...

Page 11: ...E IMPLIED WARRANTY CANNOT BE DISCLAIMED IT IS LIMITED TO THE SHORTER OF ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF DELIVERY TO THE FIRST RETAIL OWNER OR THE DURATION OF THE RESPECTIVE EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTIES STATED...

Page 12: ...of the Boat The new owner must fill out and submit the online Boston Whaler warranty transfer form accessible from www bostonwhaler com A copy of the bill of sale will be required to submit with the...

Page 13: ...s and regulations regarding boating navigation and boating safety You and any other operator of this Boat should take a course in boating and boating safety before operation of this Boat and should be...

Page 14: ...and integral structural components A Structural Hull Defect shall mean a substantial defect in the Boat s Hull which causes the Boat to be unfit or unsafe for general use as a pleasure craft under nor...

Page 15: ...ded maximum horsepower 7 Failure of the owner to use maintain or store the Boat as specified in the Boston Whaler owner s manual and any other failure to provide reasonable care and maintenance Normal...

Page 16: ...for the inspection and any covered repair and the owner shall pay for all related transportation charges and or travel time STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS Without prejudice to your mandatory statutory rights...

Page 17: ...of Boston Whaler The invalidity or unenforceability of any one or more of the provisions herein shall not affect the validity and enforceability of the other provisions SAFETY It is your responsibilit...

Page 18: ...be repaired or replaced by Boston Whaler Inc OWNER S WARRANTY RESPONSIBILITIES As the spark ignition marine watercraft owner you are responsible for performance of the required maintenance listed in y...

Page 19: ...ing and collections and protecting against fraud and error and 7 Investigating a breach or a contravention of a law complying with a subpoena warrant court order or as required or otherwise permitted...

Page 20: ...ad Get instruction in proper boat handling Learn how to navigate Contact Us Boston Whaler Inc 877 294 5645 www bostonwhaler com Warranties In addition to the Boston Whaler Limited Warranty each compon...

Page 21: ...280 Dauntless R Introduction THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK Intro 18...

Page 22: ...and or maintenance but is not hazard related NOTICE Denotes hazards or unsafe practices that MAY result in severe personal injury or death WARNING The most important aspect of boating is safety Altho...

Page 23: ...ons of this vessel Following navigational rules rules of the road Be aware of people and objects in the water Not boating in water or weather conditions that are beyond the boat s and operator s capab...

Page 24: ...submerged debris rocks sand bars or dangerous currents to name a few Your passengers are relying on you to operate and maneuver the boat safely so that they are not in danger of going overboard If yo...

Page 25: ...r every passenger on board Boats must have at least one throwable life preserver Slipping hazard Wet decks are slippery Wear proper footwear and use extreme caution on wet surfaces WARNING A qualified...

Page 26: ...on device Option Additional Safety Equipment In addition to the legally mandated equipment the following items are necessary for safe boating especially if this vessel will be out of sight of land Dep...

Page 27: ...LE OPEN ALL HATCHES PORT LIGHTS OR CANVAS OPENINGS TO LET FRESH AIR CIRCULATE or intoxication potentially delaying the seeking of medical attention The poisoning victim s skin often turns cherry red I...

Page 28: ...nscious person face up Use in all types of waters where r e s c u e m a y b e s l o w particularlyincoldorroughwater conditions Type II Near shore life vest a keyhole vest with flotation filled head a...

Page 29: ...tely Life expectancy decreases as rescue time increases in water temperatures below 70 F 21 1 C There are three steps that must be taken when a person has fallen overboard When almost alongside stop t...

Page 30: ...nt Have extinguisher handy in case of a flare up If possible signal for help Radio visual and audible signal should be used as needed Also understand that you must render assistance to any boater requ...

Page 31: ...O S 3 short 3 long 3 short sounded by any means Fog horn sounded continuously Determine amount of damage to boat structure Call for assistance In the event of collision you are required to file an ac...

Page 32: ...Television radio and internet can give you access to NOAA weather Do not attempt to boat in severe weather conditions Death or serious injury can occur Get to shore before the weather turns bad DANGER...

Page 33: ...s Figure 1 12 2 RED WHITE BLUE CODE ALPHA FLAG SPORT DIVER S FLAG WHITE Water Skiing Always have two persons in the boat one at the controls and one who can easily and continuously look at the skier I...

Page 34: ...least 100 feet from other objects Never follow directly behind a water skier A competent observer must watch skier at all times A competent observer is a person that has the ability to assess when a...

Page 35: ...other locations where they could fall overboard If someone falls overboard slowly turn boat around and keep the person in sight as you approach Turn engine off with boat in gear before bringing the p...

Page 36: ...rd Distress messaging and GPS location alerts sent to connected mobile devices Theft deterrent functionality including wire less engine s lock and or reduced RPMs to prevent unauthorized use For more...

Page 37: ...ecreational boaters have a role in keeping our waterways safe and secure Violators of the restrictions below can expect a quick and severe response Do not approach within 100 yards and slow to minimum...

Page 38: ...ontact your dealer to obtain replacements 2175076 For Canadian vessels I WARNING NO VENTILATION IS PROVIDED FUEL VAPORS ARE A FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD TO AVOID INJURY OR DEATH DO NOT STORE FUEL OR FL...

Page 39: ...R USE WHERE APPROVE ONLY B C Inside console B A A 2029125 2243525 F WARNING AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH FROM FIRE EXPLOSION OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK This device must be connected to a ground fault circui...

Page 40: ...ect system for leaks at least once a year The use of fuels containing ethanol higher than 10 E 10 can damage your engine or fuel system and will void the warranty Never use E 85 WARNING 2096004 A 2038...

Page 41: ...CO CO 1811367 F WARNING 146029 1590140 SKI PYLON MUST BE SECURED WHEN IN USE TOW ROPE MAY BACKLASH INTO COCKPIT DO NOT USE TO TOW ITEMS THAT ARE ATTACHED TO TOW ROPE SUCH AS TUBES OR OTHER TOWABLES DO...

Page 42: ...point or sling location Warning electrical hazard Wastewater sewage Freshwater based coolant Running lights under power Engine rotational speed Windshield wiper Windshield washer Water pump Windshiel...

Page 43: ...e to reference these numbers when contacting Boston Whaler about the vessel or engine Vessel Servicing When this vessel requires service or maintenance work it should be taken to an authorized Boston...

Page 44: ...ht capacities compliant with USCG regulations Vessels 26 feet 7 9 meters and under have passenger and cargo weight capacities compliant with ABYC standards Vessels over 26 feet have NMMAyacht certific...

Page 45: ...egulations Australian Builder s Plate An Australian Builder s Plate indicates that your boat has been certified and the passenger and cargo weight capacities comply with either the International Organ...

Page 46: ...gnificant wave heights up to and including 0 3 meters with occasional waves of 0 5 meters The significant wave height is considered to be the primary factor for determining design category Other param...

Page 47: ...447 lbs 1110 kg F Beam 9 2 8 m Maximum persons capacity 12 G Draft dual V8 engines down 1 2 11 5 9 m Maximum horsepower 600 HP 448 kW H Draft dual V8 engines up 1 1 9 53 m Minimum horsepower 350 HP 26...

Page 48: ...2 6 Chapter 2 General Information R 280 Dauntless Waterline Specifications and Dimensions Continued NOTE See table on previous page Dimensions and Clearances Figure 2 6 1...

Page 49: ...xing to ensure that walkways are not made slippery Deck Occupancy This area is intended for occupation only while mooring anchoring loading unloading or when the boat is at rest Movement in this area...

Page 50: ...while moored at idle or under 5 mph Recommended occupant locations on plane NOTE Hardtop not shown Recommended seating locations Recommended standing locations Passenger Locations Never allow passeng...

Page 51: ...2 9 Chapter 2 General Information R 280 Dauntless Navigation Lighting Figure 2 9 1...

Page 52: ...rized Boston Whaler dealer if thru hull fittings need replacing Improperly installed fittings can cause premature hull failure and may void the Boston Whaler warranty A standard 1 Snap tite plug can b...

Page 53: ...Forward grab rail 2 7 Rod holder 9 8 Console lounge 9 Cleat 10 Helm 11 Fuel fill 12 Aft grab rail 2 13 Stern Livewell 14 Access plate 15 Bow shade socket 2 16 Bow lounge 17 Console lounge grab rail 2...

Page 54: ...re 2 12 1 1 Windlass remote 2 Anchor lanyard 3 Cleat 4 Windlass 5 Chain rode 6 Clevis hook 7 Anchor roller 8 Windlass emergency handle 9 Anchor 10 Beach boarding ladder option 4 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 4 10 N...

Page 55: ...structions refer to chapter 3 Systems Overview and Operations 3 4 Bow Lounge Option 1 Figure 2 13 2 Fishing Platform Option 1 Figure 2 13 1 2 1 1 Bow table fishing platform 3 Bow lounge cushion forwar...

Page 56: ...ures 1 Locker latch 4 Table retaining hinge 2 option 2 Fold down step not shown 5 Table option 3 Battery locker optional gyro or trolling motor 6 Support post option 1 5 2 NOTE For table set up instru...

Page 57: ...switch option 11 VHF radio option 4 Trim tabs 12 Stereo option 5 Engine emergency stop switch 13 Lockable console storage option 6 Diagnostic port option 14 Phone charging pad 7 Throttle and shift co...

Page 58: ...2 General Information R 280 Dauntless Helm Switch Panel Figure 2 16 1 1 Navigation and anchor light 4 Windlass option 2 Flood lights 5 Windlass up down option 3 Leaning post L P livewell option 1 2 3...

Page 59: ...pter 2 General Information R 280 Dauntless Port Side of Helm Figure 2 17 1 1 VHF radio antenna option 4 Battery charger outlet option 2 Waste vent option 5 Fuel fill 3 Waste pumpout 1 2 3 4 5 Forward...

Page 60: ...key dual engine option 6 Access plate 2 DC distribution panel 7 Access panel 2 3 Overboard discharge panel option 8 Battery charger option 1 4 Drop down access door 9 Stereo amplifier option 5 Toilet...

Page 61: ...280 Dauntless Features Features Convertible Helm Seat Figure 2 19 1 3 4 1 2 1 Seat locking pin 2 Seat fwd aft switch 3 Seat actuator 4 Storage drawers NOTE For operational instructions refer to chapt...

Page 62: ...vewell with Sink Option Figure 2 20 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Refrigerator 2 Refrigerator vent 6 3 Storage drawers 4 Leaning post livewell 5 Sink 6 Rod holder 2 NOTE Optional leaning post with gyroscopic stabil...

Page 63: ...R 280 Dauntless 2 3 4 5 6 1 1 Latch 2 4 Swim patio 2 Strut 2 5 Non skid strip 3 Safety pin 6 Ladder bracket Features Swim Patio Option Figure 2 21 1 NOTE For operational instructions refer to chapter...

Page 64: ...ion 5 Satellite antenna option 9 Flood light 2 2 Watersports tow point 6 VHF Antenna option 10 Map light 3 All round anchor light 7 Radar option 11 Horn 4 GPS Antenna option 8 Outrigger 2 option Hardt...

Page 65: ...g ladder lid 5 Deck drain 4 9 Stern seat base lid 2 Stern seat 6 Table mounting bracket option 10 Storage area bilge lid 3 Vent 2 option 7 Battery charger plug 2 option 11 Access plate 2 4 Stern livew...

Page 66: ...n 13 Stern livewell drain 4 Freshwater shower 14 Underwater light 2 option 5 Reboarding ladder 15 Stern eye 2 6 CE bilge discharge 16 Bilge discharge 7 Gyroscopic stabilizer discharge option 17 Fishbo...

Page 67: ...Stern livewell drain 2 Power pole pump option 8 Leaning post livewell pump option 3 Gyroscopic stabilizer pump option 9 Freshwater pump 4 Leaning post livewell sink drain option 10 Raw water pump opt...

Page 68: ...Starboard Views Figure 2 26 1 1 NAUTIC ON battery sensor 6 Single post buss bar 2 NAUTIC ON bilge sensor 7 Circuit breaker 50A 3 NAUTIC ON hub 8 Circuit breaker 80A 4 Buss bar 9 Joystick harness kit...

Page 69: ...n Figure 2 27 1 NOTE Some canvas options not shown 1 Leaning post and console cover 4 Bow lounge cover 2 Leaning post and console face cover 5 Hardtop storage 3 Leaning post with sink and console face...

Page 70: ...torage Figure 2 28 1 2 1 5 4 1 Anchor locker 5 Console storage head 2 Bow storage locker 2 6 Leaning post drawers 3 Fishbox 7 Stern seat storage 4 Console lounge storage locker 8 Lockable console stor...

Page 71: ...boatingsafety safenavigation and safe boat operating procedures Start up Procedure 1 In console storage head area power up the boat by pressing up on ENGINES battery switch on the 12VDC distribution p...

Page 72: ...battery switch for five seconds and release REFER TO THE ENGINE MANUFACTURER S MANUAL IN OWNER S PACKET FOR COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION Throttle and Shift Control The throttle and s...

Page 73: ...ator Illuminates when engines are in neutral Brightness Increases and decreases brightness on control unit Trim all engines Raises and lowers all engines 1 Lever Enables throttle and shift functions o...

Page 74: ...k is located at the helm REFER TO OWNER S PACKET FOR COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION Skyhook Digital Anchor Skyhook pinpoints the boat s position using GPS and the engines to maintain p...

Page 75: ...pump manually by pressing once to turn on the pump turns off automatically For maintenance information refer to chapter 5 Care and Maintenance Bilge Pump System Figure 3 5 1 1 2 2 Forward 3 1 Bilge p...

Page 76: ...the types of fuel and oil to use Fuel system on this vessel complies with all applicable ABYC standards Fueling station pump flow rates exceeding 18 gallons 68 liters per minute may damage system comp...

Page 77: ...7 1 1 Fuel tank 7 Anti siphon valve 2 Grade valve 8 Fuel demand valve 3 Fill level vent valve 9 Inlet control valve 4 Fuel vent hose 10 Fuel fill 5 Fuel tank level sensor 11 Fuel filter 6 Fuel fill ho...

Page 78: ...energizing any electrical equipment smoking and or starting the engine DANGER Fuel carried on board outside of a fixed fuel system should be stored in an approved container or in a portable tank such...

Page 79: ...nt or correct phase separation The only solution is to keep water from accumulating in the tank If phase separation does occur drain the fuel clean and dry the tank completely and refill with fresh fu...

Page 80: ...nges in boat speed and maneuvers to improve performance fuel economy and ease of operation Active Trim switches located on the side of the throttle and shift control have several selectable trim profi...

Page 81: ...olled by rocker switches located at the helm see Figure 3 11 1 Short momentary bursts of the rockers will achieve proper attitude of the hull Using the trim tabs will Level the boat fore and aft port...

Page 82: ...m display navigate to the Home screen and click on the Seakeeper icon to start up the gyro Refer to the owner s packet for complete gyro instructions Gyroscopic Stabilizer Option Figure 3 12 1 Gyrosco...

Page 83: ...ater system may include a combination of the following 18 gallon tank with freshwater shower sink with freshwater faucet fill cap and pump see Figure 3 13 1 Only use a plastic hose to fill water tank...

Page 84: ...ch For both the standard and optional livewells the flow control valve allows water flow adjustment into the livewell tank see Figure 3 14 1 Turn the handle clockwise to stop the flow of water Fill th...

Page 85: ...ose option 2 Leaning post livewell fill hose 2 8 Raw water filter option 3 Overflow and drain hose 9 Raw water pump option 4 Stern livewell pump 10 Raw water washdown connection option 5 Leaning post...

Page 86: ...the console storage head area and has also has the option of a VacuFlush toilet see Figure 3 18 1 in the same location Portable Toilet The two piece portable toilet holds freshwater for flushing in t...

Page 87: ...ead area press the HEAD button on the DC distribution panel 3 In console storage head area turn overboard discharge panel key to ON 4 Press and hold VAC PUMP switch until waste holding tank is empty r...

Page 88: ...s further state that this shall not be construed to prohibit the carriage of Coast Guard certified flow through treatment devices which have been secured so as to prevent such discharges They also sta...

Page 89: ...e lounge locker 2 Bow table fishing platform 3 Support post 4 Retaining hinge 2 5 Floor receptacle 6 Fold down step 7 Locker latch Forward 1 Release LOCKER LATCH 2 While holding table in place swing r...

Page 90: ...Retrieve BOW TABLE FISHING PLATFORM see Figure 3 21 1 and place in position shown 2 From underside of table platform lock in place with four SLIDE LOCKs 3 Retrieve FISHING PLATFORM from console lounge...

Page 91: ...GE LOCKER see Figure 3 19 1 To install 1 Follow the instructions for fishing platform set up see Figure 3 20 1 2 Place BOW LOUNGE CUSHION FORWARD and BOW LOUNGE CUSHION AFT onto fishing platform and s...

Page 92: ...post in the storage compartment under the seat Assemble the table as follows see Figure 3 22 1 1 Retract mounting bracket locking pin and insert the support post into the bracket release locking pin 2...

Page 93: ...d hold AFT on seat switch until seat rotation stops release seat locking pin 2 To rotate to forward facing position press and hold FWD on switch until seat rotation stops and locking pin engages Equip...

Page 94: ...ting area 2 Folding backrest seat 2 3 Helm seat 4 Stern seat Always wash metallic parts with soap and water and rinse with freshwater Once dry apply a light coating of lubricant to protect moving part...

Page 95: ...into bow shade sockets 3 Using the provided clips attach bow shade to bow poles and hardtop NOTICE The sun shade has a reset functionality to enable a service technician to reset the shade position In...

Page 96: ...lay navigation lights between sunset and sunrise and during periods of restricted visibility such as rain fog haze etc If operating in reduced visibility or between sunset and sunrise it is necessary...

Page 97: ...f patio door patio automatically opens to rest at a 45 degree angle to the water 2 Push patio down with foot to fully deploy 3 Insert safety pin in strut to lock in down position 4 Reverse procedure t...

Page 98: ...e switch while turning the ignition Once the engine s starts release the switch The switch is illuminated when the patio is deployed Swim Patio Ladder Operate the swim patio ladder see Figure 3 28 2 a...

Page 99: ...cted by the FISHBOX PUMP breaker located on the DC distribution panel in the console storage head If the pump fails to activate when the switch is depressed check the fishbox pump breaker and reset if...

Page 100: ...igate to the Home screen and click on the Motorguide icon to control the trolling motor To install an after market trolling motor contact a Boston Whaler dealer REFER TO THE MANUFACTURER S MANUAL IN O...

Page 101: ...tion in water up to 10 feet deep see Figure 3 31 1 Deployment and retraction is controlled by a remote included with the system REFER TO THE MANUFACTURER S MANUAL IN OWNER S MANUAL PACKET FOR COMPLETE...

Page 102: ...ed vertically see Figure 3 32 1 In addition to allowing shallow water access the jack plate when raised positions the propeller closer to the water line reducing engine drag and increasing speed REFER...

Page 103: ...before using the beach boarding ladder Do not use beach boarding ladder to board the boat from the water NOTICE Reboarding Ladder The reboarding ladder is located under the ladder access cover see Fi...

Page 104: ...4 1 If engaged in tubing or such other activities requiring the watersports equipment to be tied to the boat attach the tow rope to the stern eyes at the transom Read and understand the safety rules f...

Page 105: ...e Add a length of chain between the anchor and the nylon line to help set the anchor more easily Scope The scope is defined as the ratio of rode length to the vertical distance from the bow to the sea...

Page 106: ...s vertical Coil lines to let them dry before stowing The bow storage compartment located in the starboard bow should be used to stow the anchor line Anchor Windlass The windlass see Figure 3 37 1 allo...

Page 107: ...r windlass can be operated remotely from the bow with the windlass remote which is stowed in the anchor locker To use 1 On helm switch panel press WNDLS button 2 To raise anchor press and hold on UP b...

Page 108: ...wer by moving battery switches to the off position prior to removing propeller Rotating propeller may cause serious injury or death Shut off engine when near persons are in water WARNING If it becomes...

Page 109: ...ul out this vessel out of the water onto a trailer and hold it in place The stern eyes are used as tie down points while trailering The bow and stern eyes may only be used for short term lifting of th...

Page 110: ...e protection should be used wherever the tie down straps come in contact with the hull Securing Trailer to Tow Vehicle Never use improperly matched hitch ball and coupler Do not secure chains to bumpe...

Page 111: ...ents typical trailer construction and is not specific to this model 3 14 7 12 1 Vehicle safety chains cables 9 Guidepost 2 Tongue ball hitch 10 Taillight 3 Winch stand assembly 11 Bunk style assembly...

Page 112: ...ies supply power to the engine s and house and the console lounge locker batteries supply power to either the gyroscopic stabilizer or the trolling motor Always secure batteries in battery trays with...

Page 113: ...with battery switch stop engine before turning to off position CAUTION Application Group Volts MCA RC 25 Qty USA SAE 31 12 800 135 min 4 Marine Cranking Amps Application Group Volts CCA Reserve Qty I...

Page 114: ...in battery trays with retaining straps To remove a battery disconnect cable from negative terminal first followed by positive cable remove retaining straps Battery Plates This vessel is equipped with...

Page 115: ...ing the boat for more than a week press SWITCH OFF FOR LONG TERM STORAGE This disables power to the entire boat including all switches in the 24 HOUR POWER grouping DC Distribution Panel1 Figure 4 4 1...

Page 116: ...ough the use of voltage sensitive switches VSS when a sufficient charging source is present The battery banks are automatically separated when the charging source falls below a certain voltage level f...

Page 117: ...ains a small current flow to keep the batteries fully charged and ready for service without overcharging Overload Protection Ifanelectricalshortoroverloadoccursintheelectricalsystemthechargerreducesit...

Page 118: ...fault circuit interrupter outlet at home or at the dock Completely draining the batteries before recharging shortens battery life If a battery remains discharged long enough it becomes impossible to c...

Page 119: ...er amperage it will not be sufficient to carry the electrical load of the equipment and cause fuse failure or a circuit breaker to trip If a fuse is replaced with one of higher amperage it will not pr...

Page 120: ...mining and correcting the cause of the trip Should a circuit repeatedly trip have a qualified electrician determine and correct the cause CAUTION 1 Buss bar 7 Bilge pump 5A 2 Fuse block 8 Auxiliary bi...

Page 121: ...hatch under the transom s bench seat 2 Open DROP DOWN DOOR SEE FIGURE 4 10 1 The main circuit breaker is located aft in this compartment Use of higher amperage fuses or breakers is a fire hazard Use f...

Page 122: ...o battery switch indicator option 7 Circuit breaker 150A 8 Gyro switch pump 15A option 9 Gyro parallel battery switch option 10 Remote battery switch 11 Circuit breaker 80A 7 8 9 11 10 6 Gyroscopic St...

Page 123: ...pump activity Live engine data and diagnostics Geographic tracking with smart bread crumbing and geofence Weather conditions at the boat A limited subscription is included with this option and thereaf...

Page 124: ...s duplicate those of mechanical switches Digital Switching Helm Display Tap on the Boston Whaler icon on the helm display to access digital switching screens see Figure 4 13 1 To maintain digital swit...

Page 125: ...4 14 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Switches Tab Figure 4 14 1 Gauges Tab Tap GAUGES to monitor fuel freshwater and power levels see Figure 4 14 2 Gauges Tab Figure 4 14 2...

Page 126: ...see Figure 4 16 1 DANGER Never ignore an alarm Warning Symbol Figure 4 15 1 Silence Alarm If an alarm sounds silence it by tapping anywhere in the center field on the ALARMS tab screen see Figure 4 1...

Page 127: ...OTE Tap anywhere in this field to silence alarm Low Fuel When a fuel pump symbol appears on the SWITCHES screen see Figure 4 16 2 this indicates fuel level is low Tap on the symbol to be transferred t...

Page 128: ...emote Key Fob Figure 4 17 1 1 House battery switch on off 2 Disabled 3 Engine battery switches on off 4 Leave boat 5 Disabled 6 Courtesy lights2 1NOTE Leave boat mode button turns on all courtesy ligh...

Page 129: ...s equipped with one 12V accessory receptacle protected by a 15 amp breaker located on the DC distribution panel Do not exceed the rated capacity of the circuit or the breaker will trip Inserting a cig...

Page 130: ...nna for the sonar system sending sound waves through the water bouncing off objects and traveling back to the boat to be translated into usable data such as depth structure or movement under the boat...

Page 131: ...l is equipped with a rigging pull tied off at either end of two rigging troughs see Figure 4 20 1 When using a rigging pull be sure to attach a cord to each run of new wiring to ensure a new pull is i...

Page 132: ...nd schematics on the following pages are for reference and use by Boston Whaler service technicians Boston Whaler reserves the right to change or update the electrical system on any model at any time...

Page 133: ...4 22 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless 6048 07 401_B_3 Dual Engine Battery Option Figure 4 22 1...

Page 134: ...4 23 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless DC Schematic Figure 4 23 1 6048 07 401_B_4...

Page 135: ...4 24 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Trim Tabs Figure 4 24 1 6048 07 401_B_5...

Page 136: ...4 25 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Dual Engine Control Adaptor Option Figure 4 25 1 6048 07 401_B_6...

Page 137: ...4 26 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless DC Console Figure 4 26 1 6048 07 401_B_7...

Page 138: ...4 27 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless DC Console Figure 4 27 1 6048 07 401_B_8...

Page 139: ...4 28 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless DC Hull Figure 4 28 1 6048 07 401_B_9...

Page 140: ...4 29 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Gyroscopic Stabilizer Option Figure 4 29 1 6048 07 401_B_10...

Page 141: ...4 30 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Hardtop Option Figure 4 30 1 6048 07 401_B_11...

Page 142: ...4 31 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Premium Stereo Option Figure 4 31 1 6048 07 401_B_12...

Page 143: ...4 32 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Stereo Figure 4 32 1 6048 07 401_A_13...

Page 144: ...4 33 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless DC Distribution Single Engine Figure 4 33 1 6048 07 401_B_14...

Page 145: ...4 34 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless DC Distribution Dual Engine Figure 4 34 1 6048 07 401_B_15...

Page 146: ...4 35 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Swim Patio Alarm Panel Option Figure 4 35 1 HELM SWITCH PANEL 6048 07 401_B_16...

Page 147: ...4 36 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Helm Switch Panel Figure 4 36 1 6048 07 401_B_17...

Page 148: ...4 37 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless DC Distribution Dual Engine w Gyroscopic Stabilizer Option Figure 4 37 1 6048 07 401_B_18...

Page 149: ...4 38 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Convertible Helm Seat Switch Figure 4 38 1 6048 07 401_B_19...

Page 150: ...4 39 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Swim Patio Control Circuit Option Figure 4 39 1 6048 07 401_B_20...

Page 151: ...4 40 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless 6048 07 401_B_21 Trolling Motor Panel Option Figure 4 40 1...

Page 152: ...4 41 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Windlass Option Figure 4 41 1 6048 07 401_B_22...

Page 153: ...4 42 Chapter 4 Electrical R 280 Dauntless Trolling Motor Panel Option Figure 4 42 1 6048 07 401_B_23...

Page 154: ...e cleaned with a coarse towel or soft bristle brush The growth should be cleaned immediately after the boat has been removed from the water If the growth is allowed to dry it will be much harder to re...

Page 155: ...nd cause chafing It is best to use a frame of either aluminum or wood to keep the cover raised and allow air to circulate Hull Blistering Blistering is rarely ever seen but is caused by water soluble...

Page 156: ...g this vessel s hull or recommendations on businesses that specialize in this area Bare Hull Painting Proper preparation is the key to successful hull painting Begin by scrubbing the surface thoroughl...

Page 157: ...ion resistance of stainless trim and fittings clean and maintain them regularly Stainless steel is strong and corrosion resistant but still requires maintenance to keep its appearance Frequent routine...

Page 158: ...r hardware designed to prevent contact with dissimilar metals Whenever electrical or electronic changes are made to the boat a qualified marine technician should check aluminum parts for stray current...

Page 159: ...a Boston Whaler dealer or check the canvas manufacturer s instructions before using any chemical treatment on canvas NOTICE Do not use petroleum based products such as petroleum jelly on the zippers...

Page 160: ...Y INFORMATION NOTICE Do not use abrasives harsh chemicals or metal scrapers on glass Protecting your engine s vital moving parts from corrosion caused by freezing of trapped water or excessive condens...

Page 161: ...re that the tank contains a sufficient amount of non toxic antifreeze to avoid freezing and causing damage Do not run the water heater without water in the unit Freshwater System Disinfection After in...

Page 162: ...uate drainage of water Remove battery from boat and store in a cool dry location Periodically check the battery during long term storage NOTICE Protecting Valuables Remove any valuables or anything th...

Page 163: ...e material and recommended fasteners to secure added equipment Reinforcement Construction Equipment Weight Fastener Type1 Plywood Standard boat building material Light Self tapping screws Trevira Thic...

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