CS36T Owner’s Manual
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hand pump in the "Pump Out" position. Operate the hand pump to run antifreeze mix through
system, then return gate valve to the “Direct Drain" position.
9.
The lines on the discharge side on the icebox pump, shower sump pump and deck wash pump (if
installed), should have the hoses disconnected and drained or run an antifreeze/water mix
through all pumps and lines.
13.7
Bilge Pump
The pump is a diaphragm type Henderson MK-V, U/D 85-2501 capacity,25 gal./min. with a virtual non-
choke ability. In the event of chocking there is a quick release inspection cover on the back face.
13.8
Gate Valves
All underwater through hull fittings have a gate valve. At lay-up the valves should be cleaned with
freshwater to remove all salts and should be slightly greased.
It is considered good practice to shut down all valves when leaving the yacht for a period of time. Ensure
the valve for the engine water intake is opened before starting.
13.9
Batteries
Remove the batteries from the yacht, fully charge them, and store in a cool and protected place on a
wooden shelf for the winter.
Should batteries remain in the yacht, make absolutely sure they are completely charged to prevent any
frost damage. It is also recommended that batteries be fully disconnected to prevent any power
drainage.
13.10
Upholstery
It is best if the upholstered cushions are removed for the winter and stored in a dry location. If this is not
possible then the cushions should be stood up on end so that there is as much air circulation as possible
to minimize mildew.
13.11
Deck Hardware
Blocks and loose gear should be removed and stored in a dry place. Winches and permanently fixed
hardware should be lubricated as suggested by the manufacturer and covered when exposed to ice and
snow. Sheets and running rigging should also be stored in a dry location.
Remove lifelines and label; store in bags Deflate fenders and store at home.
If shrouds are left untied to the mast, remove all turnbuckles, etc. and protect spar with pieces of carpet