Edgewater Networks 155CC, Owner'S Manual

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Chapter 10 Routine Maintenance Chapter 10 Routine Maintenance
Chapter 10 Routine Maintenance Chapter 10 Routine Maintenance
Chapter 10 Routine Maintenance
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Upholstery
Soap and water should be periodically used to clean the vinyl. Vinyl protector products can make the
seats slippery, which may not be desirable. When cleaning the vinyl, be gentle. Do not use cleaners that
contain ammonia, acetone, strong solvents, or powdered abrasive cleaners. They can damage and
shorten the vinyl’s life.
Sump Area
Your EdgeWater has a bilge area in the after part of the boat. This can be maintained well by periodically
using a boat bilge cleaner. Follow the directions carefully.
10.2 Engine 10.2 Engine
10.2 Engine 10.2 Engine
10.2 Engine
If you have a new engine with a built-in flushing device, the engine may be flushed without cranking. If
the engine does not have a built-in flush device one may be purchased to fit.
To flush the engine, after connecting a water hose to the proper connection, turn on the water. Put the
engine control in the idle position and crank the engine. Only let it run a couple of minutes. The gear
case is water-cooled and is not designed to run out of the water for extended periods.
Do not crank the engine without water running. Water acts as a coolant and also a lubricant
for the water pump.
Do not rev the engine when flushing; idle speed is sufficient!
The exterior of the engine will respond well to a good quality wax. This should be re-applied every several
months as the marine environment is a very harsh one and the constant sun exposure will deteriorate
your motor’s finish. Consult the engine manufacturer’s owner’s manual for specific instructions. In
areas where there is a conflict between this manual and the engine manufacturer’s manual, the engine
owner’s manual will take precedence.
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