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REFER TO OWNER’S MANUAL PACKET FOR
INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION.

Entertainment Center

Salon TV System

The salon entertainment center consists of an LCD
flat screen 36" television with a separate DVD play-
er. The 120 volt AC STBD SYSTEMS breaker must
be ON to operate the system.

Salon Stereo System

The salon standard stereo system consists of a
Satellite ready 120V AM/FM single CD with amplifi-
er and five (5) speakers and subwoofer.

To turn on salon stereo

Turn on starboard systems breaker on the salon DC
distribution panel.

REFER TO OWNER’S MANUAL PACKET FOR
INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION.

Master Stateroom Entertainment System

The master stateroom entertainment center consists
of a 19" flat screen LCD Television/DVD combina-
tion, remote control and coax outlet. To operate, turn
ON the 120VAC PORT SYSTEMS breaker on the

AC Main Distribution Panel and the DVD breaker on
the DC Panel.

Aft Stateroom Entertainment System (Optional)

If equipped, the guest stateroom entertainment cen-
ter consists of a 19" television/DVD combination
with remote control and coax outlet. To operate, turn
ON the 120VAC STBD SYSTEMS breaker on the
AC Main Distribution Panel and the DVD breaker on
the DC Panel.

Cockpit Entertainment System

The cockpit stereo system consists of a Satellite
ready 12V AM/FM single CD with amplifier, sub-
woofer and four (4) speakers.

Digital Satellite System (DSS) (Optional)

If equipped, the digital satellite system is located on
the hardtop and is powered by an ON/OFF switch
located on the salon DC distribution panel.

REFER TO OWNER’S MANUAL PACKET FOR
INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION.

Cockpit Wet Bar

The cockpit wet bar located starboard forward in the
cockpit contains a sink, trash receptacle, ice maker,
12 Volt stereo, electric grill (optional), and storage
cabinet. (Figure 8.11)

8-9

AFT PORT
STORAGE

COVER PLATE

DOCKSIDE
TELEPHONE
CONNECTOR

DOCKSIDE
TELEVISION
CONNECTOR

Figure 8.10 Dockside TV and Telephone

Connection

Figure 8.11 Cockpit Wet Bar

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Summary of Contents for 420 PREMIERE

Page 1: ...onal sailing federation or yacht club will be pleased to advise you of local sea schools or com petent instructors Please keep this manual in a secure place and hand it over to the new owner when you...

Page 2: ...to Drive the Boat 4 3 Docking and Leaving the Docking Area 4 3 Stopping the Engines 4 3 Starting the Generator 4 4 Shifting From Generator Power to Shore Power 4 4 Stopping the Generator 4 4 Steering...

Page 3: ...3 Canvas 8 13 PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR 9 Summary Guide for Inspection Service and Maintenance 9 1 Inspection Service and Maintenance Protocol 9 4 Topside and Supplies 9 5 Draining the Boat...

Page 4: ...ating safety and seamanship The Owner s Manual packet contains the following Owner s Manual The Owner s Manual con tains important operating and safety information on the boat you selected as well as...

Page 5: ...follow boating rules and Learn how to navigate Dealer Responsibilities A dealer s responsibilities are to Discuss the terms of all warranties and stress the importance of registering warranties with t...

Page 6: ...oat and Yacht Council ABYC stan dards and recommended practices All Chaparral models can be certified to carry the CE mark The CE mark certifies that the boat meets rel evant parts of the European Dir...

Page 7: ...and which means they look and fit better in all weather conditions Stain Resistant Fabrics Accidents happen spilled drinks wet bathing suits and soggy towels are a fact of life on a boat All of our ca...

Page 8: ...lement Annex V of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships 1973 commonly known as Annex V of the MARPOL Marine Pollution Treaty 73 78 It applies to all U S vessels where...

Page 9: ...ty may be transferred to subsequent owner s providing the Ownership Transfer Record OTR is completed and returned to the Chaparral Customer Service Office The OTR is located at the end of this chap te...

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Page 13: ...l Number Drive UniT ______________________ Serial Number FUel SYSTeM ______________________ Tank Capacity ______________________ Filter Type FreSh WaTer ______________________ Tank Capacity PrOPeller...

Page 14: ...1 10 FUEL USAGE CHART Run Time In Hours Fuel Used In Gallons Distance Traveled In Miles RPM Average Miles per Hour Gallons per Hour Date...

Page 15: ...__________________ Anchor Food ____________________ ___________________ Water Life Raft radio ____________________ ___________________ Onboard Yes No Type ___________________________________________ _...

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Page 17: ...ides com Average Retail as of the date of the Owner s claim THE WARRANTIES FIVE YEAR TRANSFERRABLE LIMITED STRUCTURAL HULL DECK WARRANTY The Hull is defined as the single molded fiberglass shell below...

Page 18: ...rral will repair or replace any canvas found to be defective in material or workmanship ONE YEAR PRORATED LIMITED EXTERIOR GEL COAT WARRANTY Subject to the conditions and limitations to coverage and l...

Page 19: ...s the following material must be delivered to Chaparral Warranty Transfer P O Drawer 928 Nashville GA 31639 no later than thirty 30 days after the purchase from the original purchaser 1 An Ownership T...

Page 20: ...y and the Five Year Prorated Limited Hull Blister Warranty defects in paint or gel coat finishes including blisters below the waterline cracking crazing or minor discoloration 10 Damage rot mildew or...

Page 21: ...anty repairs unless otherwise authorized by Chaparral Boats should be performed by the selling Chaparral dealer In the event a boat is out of the Owner s possession for more than 15 days for warranty...

Page 22: ...and the subsequent owner 2 A copy of the bill of sale or other evidence of purchase of the boat from the original purchaser including the model and hull identification number and 3 the warranty trans...

Page 23: ...ating safety course Call the Boat U S Foundation at 1 800 336 2628 for information on available courses and Get hands on training on how to operate your boat properly In addition Maintain your boat an...

Page 24: ...tinguishers on hand and ready to use in case the re re ignites Do not breathe fumes or vapors caused by the re CarBon MonoXide Carbon monoxide poisoning usually produces headaches nausea dizziness rin...

Page 25: ...xide within the cabin and cockpit areas when using protective weather coverings Provide adequate ventilation when the canvas top side curtains and or back curtains are closed Figure 2 3 Figure 2 3 exh...

Page 26: ...rral boat As the boat owner you are responsible for supplying all required safety equipment Consult your Coast Guard state and local regulations to ensure your boat has all required safety equipment o...

Page 27: ...located out of sight of land First aid kit Visual distress signals suitable for day and night use required in some areas consult local regulations Charts of your intended cruising area Compass GPS or...

Page 28: ...rs on the fundamentals of oper ating your boat in case you are unable to do so You are responsible for your passengers actions If they place themselves or the boat in danger immediately correct them T...

Page 29: ...Do not remain on board and fight a re for more than a few minutes If the re cannot be extinguished within a few minutes aban don the boat Have re extinguishers handy A small re can be extinguished qu...

Page 30: ...o the hull propulsion and steering systems If possible shift weight of passengers or gear to heel the boat while reversing engine s Determine if the tide wind and current will drive the boat harder ag...

Page 31: ...environment and restrict other garbage disposal within specified distances from shore Note There is a possibility of being fined for having an operable direct overboard discharge of waste in some wate...

Page 32: ...of food maintenance and cargo associ ated waste Garbage does not include fresh fish or fish parts dishwa ter and gray water INSIDE 3 MILES and in U S lakes rivers bays and sounds PLASTICS DUNNAGE AND...

Page 33: ...P CABIN DOOR CLOSED WHEN ENGINES OR GENERATOR ARE RUNNING DO NOT USE CAUSTIC MATERIALS TO CLEAN WASH WITH MILD SOAP AND WATER MRP 1751057 WARNING MRP 1746896 STAY CLEAR OF MOVING PARTS DANGER DO NOT L...

Page 34: ...ICS PLASTIC Includes but is not limited to plastic bags styrofoam cups and lids six pack holders stirrers straws milk jugs egg cartons synthetic fishing nets ropes lines and bio or photo degradable pl...

Page 35: ...RM MAXIMUM CAPACITY 800 lbs 363kG MRP 1759313 9 2 MRP 1745519 TO AVOID RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH SHUT OFF ENGINE WHEN NEAR SWIMMERS OR PRIOR TO USING SWIM PLATOFMR AND BOARDING LADDER DANGER PLA...

Page 36: ...ld right of way to boats in your DANGER ZONE SOUND VESSEL Open BRIDGE OK No VESSEL Replies RADIO VHF CH 13 VISUAL VESSEL Open or BRIDGE OK Same Same No DAY NIGHT Flag Lights LATERAL AIDS AS SEEN ENTER...

Page 37: ...hen lifting the boat They are only intended for docking and mooring use Each boat has main frame components designed to support the boat when it is being lifted out of the water When lifting your boat...

Page 38: ...r it is not in the water Properly designed and locat ed the cradle will support the boat under the main frames Support at these points is essential for pre venting damage to the hull Boat placement on...

Page 39: ...emergency operation only while boat is not underway WORKING DECK Deck area intended for occupation during normal operation while boat is underway KEEP OFF HATCH Deck Hatch is also an Emergency Exit D...

Page 40: ...9 Compass 10 Control Station Helm 11 Captain s Chair 12 Fresh Water Fill 13 Forward Cockpit Port Seating 14 Aft Cockpit Seating 15 Starboard Fuel Fill 16 Swim Platform 17 Swim Ladder 18 Transom Stora...

Page 41: ...alon Moveable Table 7 Salon Seating 8 Aft Stateroom TV 9 Aft Stateroom Bunks 10 Aft Stateroom Hanging Closet 11 Aft Stateroom Shower 12 Aft Stateroom Head 13 Aft Stateroom Vanity 14 Refrigerator 15 Tw...

Page 42: ...3 6 Figure 3 5 Hardtop Layout...

Page 43: ...mp Thru Hull Bilge Pump Fwd Thru Hull Starboard Fuel Vent Flush Generator Exhaust Thru Hull Bilge Pump Aft Thru Hull Bilge Pump Aft Thru Hull Fuel Vent Flush Figure 3 7 Port Through Hull Locations Fig...

Page 44: ...3 8 Figure 3 8 Helm Layout...

Page 45: ...rall Length 42 0 15 54 m Beam 13 4 4 06 m Draft w IPS Engines 45 1 14 m Dry Weight Std Power 33 000 lbs 14 968 7 kg Fuel Capacity 300 gal 79 26 l Water Capacity 77 gal 20 34 l Holding Tank 42 gal 11 0...

Page 46: ...e under the warranty provided by the engine manufacturer Propellers The propellers supplied with your boat have been selected as the best propellers for typical use Consider keeping an extra set of pr...

Page 47: ...speed rpm of the starboard engine is auto matically adjusted to that of the port engine The synchronization function is activated automatically if the following conditions are met 1 The engine speed l...

Page 48: ...m tabs are adjusted independently of each other enabling adjustment for uneven loads in the boat by allowing the operator to trim up either one or the other side of the boat Properly Trimmed Boat Your...

Page 49: ...r station Remove salt deposits and dust with a damp cloth to protect the Plexiglas dome from scratches You may want to occasionally treat your compass with paste wax to help preserve the dome surface...

Page 50: ...eational Boats provided in your kit To Operate the Running Lights Push the RUNNING switch on the control station switch panel to the ON position To Operate the Anchor Lights Push the ANCHOR switch on...

Page 51: ...re energized when the nav igation running lights are turned on The gauge lights intensity is controlled by the Chaparral moni toring system 3 15 RED LIGHT Visible 2 Nautical Miles ALL AROUND AND FORWA...

Page 52: ...4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Stereo Remote Control 2 Air Conditioner Control 3 12 Volt Receptacle 4 Galley Television Control optional 5 MP3 Surround Sound Switch optional Galley TV 6 GFI Receptacle 7 Swim Platform...

Page 53: ...3 17 Figure 3 17 Lighting Layout Cockpit Level 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 3 4 1 Round Light 2 Swivel Light 3 Blue LED Bulkhead Light 4 LED Stair Light 5 Round LED Shower Light 3 5 5...

Page 54: ...3 18 Figure 3 18 Lighting Level Cockpit 4 4 1 White LED Bulkhead Light 2 Transom Light 3 Round LED Courtesy Light 4 Navigation Light 3 3 1 2 3 3...

Page 55: ...Plugs secured Batteries Check that batteries are fully charged and check water cell levels Battery Switches Check for proper working condition Fuel valves Be sure these are open Engine Alarm Test the...

Page 56: ...om the fuel tank capacity 5 Observe the Rule of Thirds one third fuel for the trip out one third for the return and one third for reserve 6 Allow an additional 15 percent reserve when operating in rou...

Page 57: ...le forward is 100 toward the bow on the shifter 7 Reverse idle is the first detent backward on the shifter 8 Full throttle reverse is 100 toward the stern on the shifter REFER TO THE ENGINE OWNER S MA...

Page 58: ...he shore cord immediately and have a qualified electrician check all AC connections 7 Once you re enter the cabin area you are ready to transfer power Move the slide bar over so that the shore breaker...

Page 59: ...ing boats Anchoring Arrangement Your Chaparral 420 Premiere is equipped with a windlass and an anchor chute Stow the anchor in the chute when not in use Be sure the anchor safe ty hook is removed from...

Page 60: ...pletely before lowering the anchor If using a windlass refer to the windlass opera tor s manual Keep feet clear of coiled line Be sure to turn on the anchor light at night and in reduced visibility We...

Page 61: ...he rode while at anchor Always secure the rode anchor when underway Always look before deploying your anchor Always motor up to the anchor while retrieving Never use your windlass to pull or tow the b...

Page 62: ...e a year Use the emergency handle to unscrew the clutch nut by turning the handle counterclockwise Remove the drum upper cone chain wheel and lower cone Clean with fresh water and remove any residue b...

Page 63: ...These switches have ON and AUTO positions Switching it to the ON position will run the pump continuous ly When the switch is in the AUTO position the pump is activated when enough water is in the bil...

Page 64: ...e cylinders resulting in rust and pos sibly internal engine damage Note The engines are warranted directly by Volvo Penta not by Chaparral Boats Chaparral highly recommends that you follow the mainten...

Page 65: ...itch position indicates the direction of flow and pump the old oil into con tainers Dispose of properly offshore 5 Once the oil has been pumped out of the unit place the pump discharge hose into a con...

Page 66: ...rd on the stainless steel screen basket handle After replacing the screen replace and tighten the wing nuts Open the seacock and check for leaks Note Some seacocks are equipped with locking tee handle...

Page 67: ...ort Fuel Tank 4 Stbd Fuel Tank 5 Generator 6 Generator Muffler 7 Bilge Blowers 8 Swim Platform Lift Pump 10 Battery Tray 11 Battery Charger 13 Waste Sump Box 14 Bilge Pump Aft 15 Waste Sump Pump 16 Gr...

Page 68: ...5 6...

Page 69: ...The Chaparral 420 Premiere has two aluminum fuel tanks with a capacity of 150 gallons 567 8 liters each for a total capacity of 300 gallons 1 135 7 liters The fuel fill inlets are located on the port...

Page 70: ...to help keep the fuel as clean as possible Primary fuel filters are the Racor water separating fuel filters installed on the aft engine room bulkhead The generator fuel filter is located beneath the...

Page 71: ...a filter REFER TO THE ENGINE OPERATOR S MANUAL FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION Fueling Precautions Improper fueling procedures are the most common cause of boat fires Before fueling your boat check the...

Page 72: ...compartment and all hatches windows doors and compartments closed dur ing fueling Visually inspect these areas for fuel fumes or fuel line leakage and by smelling Check out any sign of fuel leakage o...

Page 73: ...tive ground system BATTERIES The batteries installed in your boat have been cho sen for their ability to supply power for lights to start the engine or generator and the accessories as well their abil...

Page 74: ...enclosure on the aft bilge component board When the switches are in the OFF position all 12 volt current to the engines and accessories is turned off except for power to the bilge pumps and other line...

Page 75: ...in Main 50 House Battery Charger 60 Forward Bilge Pump 15 Aft Bilge Pump 15 Sump Pump 15 12 VOLT DC BREAKERS AMPERAGE Oil Change Pump 15 Blower 1 15 Blower 2 15 Accessory XX Accessory XX Swim Platform...

Page 76: ...t the fault then reset by depressing the tripped breaker Figure 7 5 7 4 DE ENERGIZE MAIN BATTERY SOLENOIDS PORT GEN STBD ENERGIZE STBD LINE SIDE PANEL FEED STBD LOAD SIDE PANEL FEED SWIM PLATFORM GANG...

Page 77: ...breakers at all times Some of the various types of breakers used on your boat are as follows An in line fuse holder that uses an automotive type blade fuse Breakers found on the control station DC br...

Page 78: ...r on the Main DC Breaker Panel in the bilge to power the electronics fuse block at the control sta tion A ground buss is located at the control station and is used only to connect electronic equipment...

Page 79: ...10 Macerator 10 12V Receptacle 15 Port Ignition 10 12 VOLT DC BREAKERS AMPERAGE Aft Lighting 10 Refrig Freezer 20 Cockpit Refrig 10 V Berth Bunk 10 TV Antenna 5 Satellite TV 15 Accessory TV XX Starbo...

Page 80: ...four color coded wires The black and red wires are the hot feeds the white is the common or neutral and the green wire is the safety ground The shore main cir cuit breakers protect the black and the...

Page 81: ...0 Refrig Freezer 15 Water Heater 20 Battery Charger 25 220 VOLT AC BREAKERS AMPERAGE Starboard System 20 Master Air 30 A C Pump 10 Cockpit System 20 Cockpit Air 30 Cockpit Grill 15 Accessory 10 Note P...

Page 82: ...ore con necting the shore power cord 2 Move the shore power cord to the dockside power box Ensure that the dockside breaker is OFF 3 Connect the shore power cord to the shore power outlet box on the d...

Page 83: ...stribution panel are OFF 2 Move the shore power LINE 1 cord to the dock side power box Make sure that the dockside breaker is OFF and then plug the dockside cord into the shore power outlet box on the...

Page 84: ...next stage is absorption which helps reduce heat while still charging the battery at the natural absorption rate Then the float stage kicks in to maintain the battery charge without overcharging LED...

Page 85: ...acket Generator abuse or improper maintenance may adversely affect claims made under the generator manufactur er s separate warranty The generator is located in the aft area of the bilge Generator gau...

Page 86: ...erally require replacement about once a year In salt water areas replace every six months The need to replace anodes more fre quently may indicate a stray current problem within the boat or at the sli...

Page 87: ...7 15 Figure 7 10 10 Way Fuse Block...

Page 88: ...7 16 Figure 7 11 3 Row Helm Circuit Breaker Panel...

Page 89: ...7 17 Figure 7 12 Bilge Panel...

Page 90: ...7 18 Figure 7 13 Aft Bond Buss 1 Model...

Page 91: ...7 19 18 Figure 7 14 MP3 SW Panel...

Page 92: ...7 20 Figure 7 15 Port Switch Panel 1...

Page 93: ...7 21 Figure 7 16 Port Switch Panel 2...

Page 94: ...7 22 Figure 7 17 Port Switch Panel 3...

Page 95: ...7 23 Figure 7 18 Port Component Panel...

Page 96: ...7 24 Figure 7 19 Starboard Switch Panel 1...

Page 97: ...7 25 Figure 7 20 Starboard Switch Panel 2...

Page 98: ...7 26 Figure 7 21 Starboard Component Panel...

Page 99: ...7 27 Figure 7 22 Bilge Distribution Harness Model 1...

Page 100: ...7 28 Figure 7 23 Bilge Distribution Harness Model 2...

Page 101: ...7 29 Figure 7 24 Bilge Distribution Harness Model 3...

Page 102: ...7 30 Figure 7 25 Bilge Distribution Harness Model 4...

Page 103: ...7 31 Figure 7 26 Bilge Distribution Harness Model 5...

Page 104: ...7 32 Figure 7 27 XAC Cabin Harness Model...

Page 105: ...7 33 Figure 7 28 XSofa Lite Harness Model...

Page 106: ...7 34 Figure 7 29 Galley Overhead Light Harness 1...

Page 107: ...7 35 Figure 7 30 Forward Overhead Light Harness 2...

Page 108: ...7 36 Figure 7 31 Forward Overhead Light Harness 3...

Page 109: ...7 37 Figure 7 32 X009 1300570 Sub Floor Model...

Page 110: ...7 38 Figure 7 33 AC Cabin Harness...

Page 111: ...7 39 Figure 7 34 2010 Volvo IPS Ignition Harness 1...

Page 112: ...7 40 Figure 7 35 2010 Volvo IUPS Ignition Harness 2...

Page 113: ...7 41 Figure 7 36 2010 Volvo IUPS Ignition Harness 3...

Page 114: ...7 42 Figure 7 37 2010 Volvo IPS Ignition Harness 4...

Page 115: ...7 43 Figure 7 38 Hardtop Harness...

Page 116: ...7 44 Figure 7 39 Sunroof Switch Assembly...

Page 117: ...7 45 Figure 7 40 Spotlight Harness...

Page 118: ...7 46 Figure 7 41Grill Outlet Harness...

Page 119: ...7 47 Figure 7 42 Wet Bar Harness Model...

Page 120: ...7 48 Figure 7 43 Wet Bar Outlet Harness...

Page 121: ...7 49 Figure 7 44 Vent Light Harness Model...

Page 122: ...7 50 Figure 7 45 Windlass and Horn 420 DA Model...

Page 123: ...7 51 Figure 7 47 Sea Vision Power Box Exterior Harness Figure 7 46 Court Light Deck Harness Model...

Page 124: ...7 52...

Page 125: ...om the monitor in that room will alert the occu pants by a flashing DANGER light and sounding alarm The CO monitors are powered through the fuse block behind the salon DC Distribution Panel Important...

Page 126: ...n the face of the unit The master stateroom unit also supplies heating and cooling to the master head The salon unit 16 000 BTU is located aft under the starboard salon sofa This unit supplies heating...

Page 127: ...water tanks only from a source known to pro vide safe pure drinking water To fill your water tank you should use a plastic hose Do not use a rubber hose it can give the water a disagreeable flavor The...

Page 128: ...ain distribution panel in the salon A check valve in the water heater piping prevents hot water from washing back into the cold water source A pressure relief valve prevents damage if pressure or temp...

Page 129: ...de water hose when leaving the boat This is a safety precaution to prevent the unlikely event of a water system failure and the intake of extreme amounts of water to the vessel Gray Water Sump Your bo...

Page 130: ...Lakes and inter connected waterways fresh water lakes and impoundments accessible through locks and other flowing waters that are navigable interstate by vessels subject to this regulation 40 CFR 140...

Page 131: ...ewage within 12 miles of shore on the east coast and within 9 miles of shore on the west coast is prohibited by law Check with the local authorities for proper discharge procedures in your area If you...

Page 132: ...erator seacock handle open and shut to ensure proper operation of the seacock ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS The entertainment center equipment options vary from boat to boat Refer to the Owner s Manual Packet...

Page 133: ...on the DC Panel Aft Stateroom Entertainment System Optional If equipped the guest stateroom entertainment cen ter consists of a 19 television DVD combination with remote control and coax outlet To ope...

Page 134: ...light will go out and the dis charge light will come on WHEN ACTUATION OCCURS IMMEDIATELY SHUT DOWN ALL ENGINES POWERED VENTI LATION AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND EXTINGUISH ALL SMOKING MATERIALS DO NOT...

Page 135: ...GERA TOR FREEZER breaker on the AC and DC main distribution panel ON Cockpit Ice Maker The cockpit ice maker is located in the cockpit wet bar See Figure 8 11 To operate turn ON the COCKPIT REFRIGERAT...

Page 136: ...ion panel supplies power to the microwave and must be ON to operate the unit Note Turn on the galley power ventilation sys tem when operating the convection oven REFER TO OWNER S MANUAL PACKET FOR INS...

Page 137: ...nd comfort that you expect Most of all the instructions provide you with installation and removal proce dures that will simplify the task Storage The canvas or weather coverings are 100 acrylic yarn B...

Page 138: ...8 14...

Page 139: ...REPAIR 9 9 1 ITEM REQUIRED MAINTENANCE SERVICE REFERENCE SOURCE BEFORE EVERY USE AFTER FIRST 20 HOURS EVERY 25 OR 50 HOURS EVERY 50 OR 100 HOURS EVERY 6 MOS OR ANNUALLY Battery Check water level Owne...

Page 140: ...wner s Manual y Oil Strainer Screen Check Trim Tabs Check and add as needed Trim Tab Manual y Transom Check and replace as needed Owner s Manual Trim Tabs Check fluid level Trim Tab Manual INTERVAL Zi...

Page 141: ...R SIZE PORT _______________________________ STARBOARD ____________________ PART NUMBER PORT _________________________________ STARBOARD ____________________ FUEL CAPACITY PORT TANK ___________________...

Page 142: ...a bilge cleaner available from your dealer or a marine store Engine Refer to the engine owner s manual for detailed information about engine maintenance and repair That manual has a maintenance and se...

Page 143: ...s have not passed their expiration date Check the signaling equipment and emergency flares Be sure that all items are within their expi ration dates Inspect the anchor mooring and towing lines Repair...

Page 144: ...owner s manual Flush engines with fresh water Remove engine drain plugs Refer to your Engine Operator s Manual for detailed information on preparing the engines for storage and winterization Battery i...

Page 145: ...After all faucets and showers have been treated open all faucets and pump out remaining non toxic antifreeze Water Heater Winterization Refer to your water heater Owner s Manual for detailed informati...

Page 146: ...s and other safety equipment for proper operation and phys ical condition Repair or replace if necessary Check bilge blowers for proper operation Turn ON blowers and place hand over hull blower vent t...

Page 147: ...keys Available 5 Tool Box Stocked with a variety of appropriate tools Boat Systems 1 Bilge Pumps Working Discharge any appreciable amounts of water overboard 2 Blowers Working Sniff the bilge engine c...

Page 148: ...nual for startup procedures for your specific engine 2 Ignition Turn ignition switches on the DC distribution panel to the ON position Depress the ignition switch on the helm switch panel to the START...

Page 149: ...Shore Power Cable Connected to dockside power inlet 2 Lines and Fenders Fenders in place lines tied securely to dock Boat Systems 1 Seacocks Closed handle perpendicular to hose 2 Helm Switch Panel Al...

Page 150: ...tor is running 3 Depress START RUN Switch Depress until generator starts 4 Load The Generator Turn ON the generator main breaker on the Main Distribution Panel Turn AC breakers ON Stopping The Generat...

Page 151: ...d directions on all paint cleaning and polishing materials before using FIBERGLASS AND GELCOAT The hull and deck are made of fiberglass The outer layer of the hull and deck is a color pigmented poly e...

Page 152: ...AMPHLET IN YOUR OWNER S MANUAL PACKET FOR INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION Keep Bilge Area Dry If water accumulates in the engine room where it cannot drain to the bilge pump it may penetrate thr...

Page 153: ...to be sure they are not loose but do not over tighten them Clean fuel filters and vent screens 4 Inspect the entire bottom for evidence of leakage damage or any sign of deterioration paying par ticula...

Page 154: ...mendations listed below The following NOTICE label is placed on the fiber glass area of the galley countertop Clean cabinet surfaces often with a soft cloth or sponge and mild soap and water A non amm...

Page 155: ...m installation Brush off loose dirt and particles Hose down and clean with a mild solution of natural soap in luke warm water Rinse thoroughly to remove soap Never use a detergent or bleach on your ca...

Page 156: ...10 6...

Page 157: ...astern of the boat Athwart Across Aweigh Off the bottom said of an anchor Aye Yes while aboard a boat or ship Means I understand Bail To remove water from a boat by pump or bailer Ballast Heavy mater...

Page 158: ...cense Chart A map of a body of water that contains piloting information Chine The intersection of sides and bottom of a boat Cleat A piece of wood or metal with projecting ends to which lines are made...

Page 159: ...to protect frag ile articles against shock and breakage baggage or per sonal effects Ebb An outgoing tide Estuary An inlet or arm of the sea Fathom Six feet Fenders Objects placed along the side of t...

Page 160: ...a harbor entrance Keel The permanently positioned fore and aft backbone mem ber of a boat s hull Knot To bend a line Also a unit of speed equal to one nautical mile 6 076 10 feet an hour Launch 1 To...

Page 161: ...ached at the transom includes motor driveshaft and propeller fuel tank and battery may be integral or installed separately in the boat 2 outside or away from a vessel s hull opposite of inboard Outdri...

Page 162: ...en the vessel s interior and the sea Slip 1 a berth for a boat between two piers or floats 2 The per centage difference between the theoretical and the actual distance that a propeller advances when t...

Page 163: ...surging action of waves Waterline The intersection of a vessel s hull and the water s surface the line separating the bottom paint and the topsides Way Movement of a vessel through the water Technical...

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