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R30 Owner’s Manual
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YSTEMS
FUSES
Some accessories or electrical components have
in-line fuses in them. Check the failed component
for the possibility of an in-line fuse if a tripped circuit
breaker is not found. Some of these accessories or
electrical components may not be included or
available on your boat.
BATTERY CONNECTIONS
Loose battery connections can cause errant signals
to the boat’s electrical system.
Read and understand the safety information on or
supplied with your battery(ies). Maintain the
battery(ies) following the manufacturer’s
recommendations.
JUMP-START STUDS
This receptacle allows for jump-starting an engine.
The receptacles have protective covers and must
stay in place when receptacles are not being used.
The covers identify the + positive (red) and the -
negative (black).
The studs can also be used to raise or lower the
motor box when the batteries are low or removed.
Use an auxiliary battery source such as a battery
pack, jumper cables, battery charger, boost battery,
etc.
The jump-start studs are located near or on the
battery switch breaker panel behind the port aft
seat.
1 – Receptacle
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WARNING
Avoid the potential of explosion from
shorting or arcing. Keep the battery
connections tight and clean, the
terminal covers in place and the
battery(ies) secure in the restraint
system.
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NOTICE: Do not start an engine
from the jump-start studs
without the batteries connected
to the boat’s charging system.
Damage to engine and charging
system will result.
NOTICE: Connect auxiliary
power source, then turn battery
switches to the “ON” position.
On some models, the battery
switches may need to be turned
to the “COMBINE” position.
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AMPLIFIER 1
JUMPSTART
HELM
AMPLIFIER 2
