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Appendix C:

                

                 

                  

                  

                

            

  

  

  

  

   

  

     

 







  

    

   

  







 

   



  

  

  

  

  

  

  

 

      

      

      

      
   



















  

    

    

    

     







    

    

    

  

  





  







 

  

    

    

   

   

    

        

  

  

  

 

  

 

  





  

 

  

 

 

  

  

    

    



  

 

 

 

 

  

   

   

   

   

  

  

   

   

  

   

 

  

  

  

  

  

    

   



  

  

  

 

  



  

   

   

  

  

  

   

   

 

  

  

  

  

  

 







 

    

  



  

  



  

  

  

    

  

  

   

   

  

  

   

  

  

  

  

   

    

   

    

   

  

  

  

  

   

  

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BOATING ACCIDENT REPORT

Summary of Contents for 455 CC

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL 455 CC...

Page 2: ...2 Revision 0 12 04 2021...

Page 3: ...23 1 13 Upper Helm Station Warnings 24 Chapter 2 OPERATION 2 1 General 27 2 2 Rules of the Road 27 2 3 Pre Cruise Check 30 2 4 Operating Your Boat 31 2 5 Docking Anchoring Mooring 32 2 6 Controls Stee...

Page 4: ...aintenance 59 Chapter 6 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 6 1 General 61 6 2 DC System Overview 61 6 3 Batteries Battery Switches 62 6 4 Remote Battery Switch Panel 64 6 5 Ignition Switch Panels 64 6 6 12 Volt Helm A...

Page 5: ...TION SYSTEM 10 1 Cabin Ventilation 115 10 2 Windshield Helm Compartment Ventilation 116 10 3 Carbon Monoxide Proper Ventilation 116 10 4 Bilge Aft systems compartment Ventilation 118 10 5 Maintenance...

Page 6: ...Chapter 14 SEASONAL MAINTENANCE 14 1 Storage Lay up 167 14 2 Winterizing 169 14 3 Recommissioning 172 Appendix A GLOSSARY OF TERMS 173 Appendix B MAINTENANCE LOG 177 Appendix C BOATING ACCIDENT REPOR...

Page 7: ...HAZARDS OR UNSAFE PRACTICES WHICH COULD RESULT IN MINOR PERSONALINJURYOR PRODUCTAND PROPERTY DAMAGE All instructions given in this book are as seen from the stern looking toward the bow with starboard...

Page 8: ...G THIS VESSEL FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO WWW P65WARNING CA GOV MARINE California Health Safety Code 25249 5 13 State of California Emission Requirements Your boat may be equipped with an engine that m...

Page 9: ...dealer and or Everglades service personnel to know if you may need to call them for technical assistance or service BOAT INFORMATION BOAT MODEL HULL id PURCHASE DATE DELIVERY DATE IGNITION KEYs REGIST...

Page 10: ...PER STATION_____________________________________ 10 2 3 10 m BRIDGE CLEARANCE WITH UPPER STATION___________________________________________ 19 5 8 m SHIPPING HEIGHT WITHOUT UPPER STATION______________...

Page 11: ...ster your ownership This should be done within 15 days of the date of purchase and before the boat is put into service A form for recording this information for your records is provided at the beginni...

Page 12: ...glades Boats reserves the right to make changes at anytime without notice in colors materials equipment specifications and models If you have questions about the equip ment on your Everglades please c...

Page 13: ...d additional information regarding accident reporting please visit the U S Coast Guard Boating Safety web site www uscgboating org Education If you are not an experienced boater we recom mend that the...

Page 14: ...14 NOTES...

Page 15: ...e of these systems begins to fail Refer to the engine owner s manual for infor mation on the alarms installed with your engines If the alarm sounds Immediately throttle the engines back to idle Shift...

Page 16: ...ld and under must wear a PFD at all times Anyone being towed on skis wakeboards and other water sports equipment is considered a passenger on the boat and must wear a Coast Guard approved life jacket...

Page 17: ...uirements And Safety Tips For Recreational Boats pamphlet or visit the U S Coast Guard Boating Safety web site www uscgboating org for information on the type and size fire extinguisher required for y...

Page 18: ...will glow This indicates that the system is operat ing and ready for activation if necessary If the indicator light does not glow when the ignition is turned on either the system has discharged or the...

Page 19: ...ake sure the power light on the carbon monoxide detector is lit whenever the cabin is occupied A by product of combustion carbon monoxide CO is invisible tasteless odorless and is pro duced by all eng...

Page 20: ...hile at anchor or in a slip This is especially es sential if your boat is equipped with the generator Many manufacturers of carbon monoxide detectors offer a testing and recertification program We rec...

Page 21: ...r the marine environment and be well supplied It should be accessible and each person on board should be aware of its location As supplies are used replace them promptly Some common drugs and antisept...

Page 22: ...unique distress code can be used to quickly identify the boat and owner Marine Radio A marine radio is the most effective method of receiving information and requesting assistance VHF marine radios ar...

Page 23: ...it must be replaced Immediately contact your dealer or Everglades Customer Service for a replacement Secure Anchor To Cleat Electrical Shock Warning Oil Discharge CO Warning CO Warning Fuel Warning F...

Page 24: ...nt 1 13 Upper Helm Station Warnings Flooding Warning CO Warning Shut Off Engines While Swimming Warning Capacity Label Stay within bound pa rameters of upper sta tion frame console All other hardtop s...

Page 25: ...25 Safety Equipment DANGER Exiting the enclosed area of the upper station could cause injury or death Upper Station Area Hazard...

Page 26: ...26 NOTES...

Page 27: ...ter how well it is constructed Any boat can be severely damaged if it is operated in a manner that exceeds its design limitations If the ride is hard on you and your passengers it is hard on the boat...

Page 28: ...f your position and course and the position and course of other vessels All navigation rules apply If the bow light of another vessel shows red you should give way to that vessel if it shows green you...

Page 29: ...29 Operation...

Page 30: ...engine Turn the battery switches on Check the bilge water level Look for other signs of potential problems Monitor for the scent of fuel fumes Test the automatic and manual bilge pump switches to mak...

Page 31: ...a boat WARNING DO NOT OPERATE THE BOAT UNLESS IT IS COMPLETELY ASSEMBLED KEEP ALL FASTENERS TIGHT KEEP ADJUSTMENTS ACCORDING TO SPECIFICATIONS WARNING Failure to follow the break in procedure may resu...

Page 32: ...for a long period of time put the battery main switches in the OFF position and close all seacocks Make sure the boat is securely moored CAUTION TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE BOAT CLOSE ALL SEACOCKS BEFOR...

Page 33: ...th engines to stop the boat if it is still moving forward against the pilings If you executed your approach prop erly the boat will lightly touch the pilings at the same time the forward momentum is s...

Page 34: ...the bow into the wind or current and put the engine in neutral When the vessel comes to a stop lower the anchor over the bow Pay out anchor line so that it is at least 5 to 7 times the depth of the wa...

Page 35: ...t and make a thorough inspection of the hull and running gear for damage 2 8 Grounding Towing Rendering Assistance The law requires the owner or operator of a vessel to render assistance to any indivi...

Page 36: ...t lines and other unpleas ant encounters with other boats Also keep in mind that fishing line wrapped around a propeller shaft can damage seals in the engine lower unit 2 11 Tower Operation Optional Y...

Page 37: ...nd station rails The areas outside of the railing are not designed for standing or walking 2 12 Man Overboard If someone falls overboard you must be pre pared to react quickly particularly when you ar...

Page 38: ...e National Marine Manu facturers Association NMMA program will dis play a gross weight and person capacity plate on boats up to 26 feet 7 9 meters Larger boats including your boat will display a Yacht...

Page 39: ...ROUS GAS THAT IS POTENTIALLY LETHAL 3 2 Drive System Corrosion Each outboard motor is a complete drive sys tem with the gear case being just forward of the propeller and connected to the power head wi...

Page 40: ...or a steady stream of water coming out of those ports Notice If the boat is used in salt or badly polluted water the engines should be flushed after each use Refer to the engine owner s man ual for th...

Page 41: ...ging propellers to correct boat performance problems be sure other factors such as engine tuning bottom and running gear growth etc are not the source of per formance changes Always be sure the load c...

Page 42: ...e electronic navigation equipment installed on your boat and the Yamaha Helm Master control system A brief description of the Command Link Plus system integrated gauges and their basic functions are l...

Page 43: ...e pickup or an optional GPS or depth sounder triducer if these options are installed in your boat Refer to the engine gauge and electronics operating manuals for more information on the speedometer op...

Page 44: ...sound if one of these systems begins to fail Refer to the engine owner s manual for information on the alarms installed with your engines CAUTION IF THE ENGINE ALARM SOUNDS IMMEDIATELY SHUT OFF THE E...

Page 45: ...rboard and starboard center engines The electronic control system consists of three major components the electronic control head keypad control processors and applicable harnesses The controls are com...

Page 46: ...e control pad indicate that the control is activated and the en gines can be started The most common features activated or monitored by the keypad are Starter lockout which prevents the engine from be...

Page 47: ...light movement of the shift lever may be necessary to locate the neutral position and disengage the safety cutout switch Control adjustments may be required to correct this condition should it persist...

Page 48: ...y from the boat transom is called trimming out or up In most cases the boat will run best with the outboards adjusted so the hull will run at a 3 to 5 degree angle to the water The term trim generally...

Page 49: ...he driver whenever the engines are running If an engine will not start it could be because the lanyard is not properly inserted into the engine stop switch Always make sure the lanyard is properly att...

Page 50: ...into the system If the steering fails on one engine the other units will continue to operate Should a failure in one steering system occur the controlling software will sense the failure limit the eng...

Page 51: ...r by moving the shift and throttle control levers All engines must be running for the joystick control to maneuver the boat properly Always refer to the engine manufacturer own er s manuals for specif...

Page 52: ...nd direction move the blades to achieve a level side to side running attitude being careful not to over trim After initiating an adjustment always wait a few seconds for the change in trim angle to ta...

Page 53: ...r and emergency shutoff battery switch located in the bow bilge compartment below the berth in the cabin It is activated automatically when the thruster control is switched on and turns off when the c...

Page 54: ...bilge Periodically inspect the components inside the hull for leaks and for loose or corroded electrical connections Signs of leaks and loose or corroded electrical connections should be corrected imm...

Page 55: ...boat when low on fuel Though some fuel may be in the tank the relative trim angle of the boat may cause the fuel to flow away from the withdrawals Fuel Gauge Indicates the amount of fuel in the tank D...

Page 56: ...on valves where the lines attach to the fuel tanks These valves prevent gasoline from siphon ing out of the fuel tank should a line rupture Typical Yamaha Engine Fuel Filters Primer Bulbs WARNING DO N...

Page 57: ...erglades Customer Service for assistance Algae can grow in the accumulated water in die sel fuel tanks This condition is most prevalent in warm climates Periodically adding a high quality diesel fuel...

Page 58: ...s from entering the equipment compartment WARNING Gasoline fuel vapors that accumulate in THE bilge Aft systems compartment or cabin while fueling can explode Fuel vapors are heavier than air and can...

Page 59: ...EDUCE THE RISK OF A FIRE AND OR EXPLOSION when operating the generator after filling the fuel system ALWAYS RUN THE BLOWERS FOR AT LEAST FOUR 4 MINUTES and OPEN ALL HATCHES WINDOWS AND DOORS TO COMPLE...

Page 60: ...e in a diesel fuel system can be extremely difficult and expensive to clean You should be diligent in monitoring the fuel system by changing the fuel filters as recommended and being alert for signs o...

Page 61: ...and upper helm sta tion All circuit breakers or fuses are labeled with the name of the circuit they protect Main circuit breakers near the batteries protect the primary circuits for the DC main elect...

Page 62: ...ARGED HYDROGEN GAS CAN EXPLODE IF A FLAME OR SPARK IGNITES THE GAS WHICH WILL RESULT IN SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH THE BATTERY COMPARTMENTS ARE NOT DESIGNED TO VENTILATE DANGEROUS HYDROGEN GAS TO THE ATMO...

Page 63: ...ach switch and or the battery switch operation manual for additional information on the remote activated switches House Batteries in Mezzanine Compartment The engine main and auxiliary charging system...

Page 64: ...de the label up and press the bottom of the switch to turn the battery switch off Notice The remote battery switch panel is always supplied power whenever the house battery banks are connected 6 5 Ign...

Page 65: ...engine individually use the START STOP buttons in the engine START STOP panel below the POWER START STOP panel Press the START STOP button for the port engine It is not necessary to hold the button j...

Page 66: ...tches may be programed to activate different colors for multicolored LED lights activated by the switches as well as their ON OFF status All switches in the push button switch panels are a press to ac...

Page 67: ...d by the accessory switch panels located above the helm in the hardtop Windshield Up Windshield Down Two momentary switches that activate the hydraulic rams that raise and lower the windshield to prov...

Page 68: ...essure demand type A pressure switch automatically controls the water pump when the system is activated and properly primed Aux Power Reserved for additional accessories Forward Spreader Activates the...

Page 69: ...erwater lights in the stern below the waterline Fresh H2O Pump Activates the pump that supplies water pressure for the fresh water system The pump is the pres sure demand type A pressure switch automa...

Page 70: ...and hold the UP switch to raise the windshield The switches return to the OFF position when released Light Bar Optional Activates the overhead lights at the front of the hardtop that illuminate the a...

Page 71: ...helm Refer to the spot light owner s manual for details on operating the control pad Bow Table A three position momentary switch that raises and lowers the table pedestal located on the port side of t...

Page 72: ...ctivate the lights in the main cabin and head compartment 12 volt Receptacles Located in the helm switch panel the cabin and in the cockpit at the bow Provides electrical current for portable 12 volt...

Page 73: ...indlass manufac turer that is located near the battery switches SeaKeeper Display Panel The display is the user interface to the Seakeeper It is used to start operate monitor and shutdown the Seakeepe...

Page 74: ...stop immediately when the switch is released or when the station reaches full up or down position Cockpit Power Ports Power Ports 12 volt power ports located below the gunnel on each side of the cock...

Page 75: ...h as tank levels and power levels for DC supplies Circuit breakers in the control output modules protect the DC circuits activated by the module Heavy duty main breakers protect the primary power circ...

Page 76: ...alarm Displays charge and discharge amps Fluid Levels View tank level information for water and waste tanks Data Displays network information Displays temperature and pressure values Fluid Level Monit...

Page 77: ...to the circuit with the blown breaker Then press the RESET AUTO switch to reset the breaker In addition to circuit protection the control mod ules are equipped with a manual circuit bypass feature tha...

Page 78: ...kers DC Power is distributed to the fuse panels helm digital switch modules electronics and other main circuits through heavy duty circuit breakers located below the helm near the digital control modu...

Page 79: ...located in the aft bilge behind the aft bilge pump A light in the Aft 2 Bilge Pump switch will be lit whenever the pump is activated Alarm Protects the circuit for the automatic switch in the aft bil...

Page 80: ...helm near the digital control modules These circuits which are supplied current when the house battery switch is on The fuses are la beled for the accessory circuit they protect Blank or Spare fuse h...

Page 81: ...he hardtop below the electronics and switch panel Bow Thruster Main Circuit Breaker The optional bow thruster circuit is protected by a heavy duty circuit breaker located near the thruster in the bow...

Page 82: ...c ity of the charging system for extended periods while operating the boat below cruising speed Always monitor the volt meters while operating at slow speeds and turn off unnecessary equip ment that d...

Page 83: ...tlets in the cabin and cockpit are protected by ground fault interrupters to protect against electrical shock While moored dockside 120 volt AC power should be utilized from dockside power if availabl...

Page 84: ...ere is a problem with the AC electrical system and it is unsafe to use Make sure the inlet connection panel main breaker and the shore main breaker on the cabin panel are in the OFF position and turn...

Page 85: ...y illuminated the ELCI has tripped due to a ground fault condition Some faults are self correcting If it trips try resetting the ELCI once If the green LED shows steady illumination and the ELCI does...

Page 86: ...tage current load and frequency when the boat is connected Cabin 120 Volt AC Panel to AC power Buttons below the meter allow you to select display options The voltage should be checked each time the A...

Page 87: ...general distribution network There are main breakers for the shore inlet connection cir cuit and the generator A sliding safety cover on the main breakers prevents activating circuits for the generato...

Page 88: ...itional information on the function and operation of the remote battery switches Battery Chargers Engine House 1 and House 2 There are three battery charger circuit breakers that supply electrical cur...

Page 89: ...s not accepting a charge or the charger is not working properly Always turn the ignition switches off immediately after the moni toring is complete when using the voltmeters in the engine gauge cluste...

Page 90: ...und Fault Interrupter GFI outlet in the head compartment Notice All AC electrical outlets are provided with ground fault interrupts to protect against electric shock These outlets should be test ed pe...

Page 91: ...splay in the panel monitor engine temperature exhaust temperature and oil pressure The generator can also be operated from an over ride control panel on the generator The circuit breakers and fuses th...

Page 92: ...tem Chapter of this manual for instructions on cleaning the generator sea strainer Notice The generator may not be able to operate all 120 volt accessories at the same time POWER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES...

Page 93: ...rical equipment and unfortunately provides a path for low voltage galvanic current to flow between the bonding sys tem of other boats in the circuit If one or more of the boats in the circuit has a st...

Page 94: ...ctrical System Maintenance Periodically inspect all wiring for nicks chafing brittleness improper support etc Examine the shore power cord closely for cracks in the insula tion and corrosion in electr...

Page 95: ...ionally you should make sure you have the manuals for accessories installed by your dealer or that you bring aboard The specification section of the owner s manual will provide the wattage or amperage...

Page 96: ...96 Electrical System NOTES...

Page 97: ...nnel A key is require to open the deck fill After filling the water tank partially open all faucets The Fresh Water switch should be on Allow the pump to run until all of the air is purged from the sy...

Page 98: ...ad out of the recess and make sure the Fresh Water switch is on Activate the shower using the thumb activated valve on the spray head Be sure the shower head is completely turned off before putting it...

Page 99: ...heater and activated by a circuit breaker located in the AC panel A high pressure relief valve protects the system from excessive pressure To avoid damage to the water heater always make sure all air...

Page 100: ...a tion CAUTION The Fresh Water switch should be placed in the OFF position whenever leaving the boat unattended or when the fresh water system is not in use Sanitizing the Fresh Water Tank The fresh w...

Page 101: ...the pumps off The intake for the raw water manifold is equipped with a scoop and ball valve If a pump runs but will not prime make sure the valve is open If the pump still won t prime it may be air lo...

Page 102: ...pumps are designed to carry a con stant flow of water to each well The pumps do not have a pressure sensor and are activated by the Baitwell Pump switches There is also a light in each well that is a...

Page 103: ...baitwells simultaneously from the 1 Baitwell Pump 1 7 Raw Water Washdown Pump 2 Baitwell Pump 2 8 Raw Water Manifold Supply Valve 3 Backup Baitwell Pump 9 Freshwater Flush Fitting 4 Baitwell 1 Y Valve...

Page 104: ...m Maintenance in this chapter for information on cleaning the sea strainer You should refer to the air conditioner owner s manual for more information on the operation and maintenance of the Seawater...

Page 105: ...safe operation and maintenance of the generator 8 8 Raw Water System Maintenance The following items should be done routinely to help maintain your raw water system Routine Maintenance Check hoses pa...

Page 106: ...tter Lubricate the seal with silicon or Teflon grease and reassemble the strainer making sure that the strainer cap is tightened hand tight Open the seacock and check for leaks Start the generator and...

Page 107: ...circuit breakers on the cabin AC panel Close the intake valve at the raw water manifold Rotate the strainer cap counterclockwise to release it Remove the cap and pull the screen out Thoroughly flush t...

Page 108: ...108 NOTES...

Page 109: ...are located in the stern These scuppers are mounted higher than the pri mary scuppers in the cockpit sole to provide extra drainage in the event the cockpit becomes flooded by a large wave Water is c...

Page 110: ...nd starboard bow seats are drained by gravity to the cockpit sole Drain plugs for each compartment drain fitting are used to control drainage when the compartments are used as coolers Forward Cockpit...

Page 111: ...d by gravity to the cock pit through a fitting in the side of the seat base Cockpit Air Conditioner The air conditioning condensation pan is drained by a hose attached to the pan that drains the water...

Page 112: ...l The plug should be removed whenever the boat is hauled out of the water and installed just prior to launching It is important to check the drain plug regularly to make sure it is tight CAUTION A loo...

Page 113: ...fore using the shower or cabin sinks After showering it is important to let the cold water flow for a period of time to flush the drain age system of soap residue Make sure to inspect the sump system...

Page 114: ...ntil the alarm is activated Clean and inspect the shower and cabin drain sump system Remove accumulated debris and flush with fresh water Frequently test the automatic pump switch for proper operation...

Page 115: ...idle speed CAUTION NEVER LEAVE THE CABIN DOOR UNLATCHED THE CABIN DOOR IS HEAVY AND closes EASILY IF THE DOOR IS LEFT UNLATCHED IT COULD SLAM UNEXPECTEDLY AS THE BOAT ROCKS damaging the door or CAUSI...

Page 116: ...ES OR GENERATOR are RUNNING MAY PERMIT CARBON MONOXIDE TO ACCUMULATE WITHIN THE CABIN and open areas of your boat CARBON MONOXIDE IS A COLORLESS AND ODORLESS GAS THAT IS LETHAL WHEN INHALED CARE MUST...

Page 117: ...d to dangerous levels of carbon monoxide You should always be alert to the symptoms and early warning signs of car bon monoxide poisoning You should also read the Carbon Monoxide Monitoring System in...

Page 118: ...in line blower is activated by the Blower switch in the cabin AC panel and is located in the vent hose near the generator Refer to the Electrical Systems chapter for more information on generator and...

Page 119: ...on the sound of the blower A substantial amount of air should be exhausted by the blower Fre quently check the intake vents for obstructions and proper blower operation preferably before each cruise...

Page 120: ...120 NOTES...

Page 121: ...on Be sure a clear lead exists when running dock lines or anchor lines A line inadvertently run around a stanchion or over the rail could cause damage Fenders are attached to quick release fender pins...

Page 122: ...and there is an eye fitting to secure the bitter end of the anchor line The windlass recess is equipped with quick re lease hose connectors plumbed to the fresh and raw water systems to accommodate a...

Page 123: ...vy weather conditions will snub on the line This can cause slippage or apply excessive loads to the windlass The line should be made fast to the cleat provided to relieve the load on the windlass The...

Page 124: ...r s manual and become familiar with the safety instructions and proper operation of the windlass before using it with your boat Always ensure that limbs fingers hair and clothing are kept clear of the...

Page 125: ...Release the spring loaded retaining pin pull the ladder out of the recess and rotate it to the down position Unfold the steps The ladder must be retracted and secured in the recess before starting the...

Page 126: ...ates that distribute the force on the bow eye to a larger area of the hull than with a standard bow eye This feature allows the boat to be towed behind a larger vessel DANGER TOWING A BOAT BEHIND A LA...

Page 127: ...LY CAN SLAM CLOSED UNEXPECTEDLY AND CAUSE INJURY TO PASSENGERS OR DAMAGE TO THE BOAT SOME DOORS AND HATCHES ARE EQUIPPED WITH special fasteners hatch lifters MAGNETIC LATCHES OR SNAPS AND STRAPS to SE...

Page 128: ...OARDING DOOR AND GATE OPEN MAY ALLOW PERSONS TO FALL OVERBOARD AND INTO BOAT PROPELLERS OR TO BE LOST IN OPEN WATER ALWAYS CHECK TO MAKE SURE THE doors AND Gates ARE PROPERLY CLOSED AND LATCHED BEFORE...

Page 129: ...omatically controls the water level The bait wells should be drained and rinsed clean with fresh water after each use Refer to the Raw Water System and Drainage Systems chapters for more information o...

Page 130: ...nance on the refrigerator unit Transom Rigging Station Optional The retractable transom rigging station is located on the port side of the stern starboard baitwell This option replaces the starboard t...

Page 131: ...e Always open the grill hatch before activating the switch to raise the grill A safety switch prevents the grill from raising when the hatch is closed To use the grill make sure the Grill circuit brea...

Page 132: ...er and other equipment in the aft systems compart ment The stern bilge pumps raw water supply manifold baitwell supply pumps air conditioner and raw water pumps are among the equipment in this compart...

Page 133: ...ackle trays and storage compartments behind doors on each side of the mezzanine Lockable push to close latches secure each door when they are closed There are brackets in the starboard forward storage...

Page 134: ...below the mezza nine The compartment is accessed by removing the storage compartment assemblies on each side of the mezzanine The air conditioner is powered by the AC electrical system and equipped w...

Page 135: ...k for proper water flow out of the air conditioning pump discharge thru hull fitting when the cockpit air conditioner is operating Forward Facing Passenger Seats The forward facing seats are equipped...

Page 136: ...hion Arm rests on each side of the seats provide a more comfortable position and swing up into the back rest cushion to make it easier to enter and exit the helm area A molded in footrest on the rear...

Page 137: ...fully engaged with the handle folded into the latch to secure it before using the step To stow the steps release the latches and slide the step into the mezzanine base Push firmly to secure it with t...

Page 138: ...ovable and are secured to the hatches with snaps The cushions should be removed and stored in the cabin or an other safe location out of the weather when the boat is not being used The bow seats are e...

Page 139: ...e the latch and slide the table aft then lower it until the table is sitting firmly in the cockpit recess To use the bow area as a fishing deck remove the bow cushions and raise the table until it is...

Page 140: ...bove idle speed The fishbox is drained by a macerator pump in the cabin bilge activated by a switch in the helm switch panel Be sure to monitor the water level in the fishbox and turn the pump off as...

Page 141: ...e are also 12 volt accessory plugs and MP3 USB plugs Air conditioning ducts in the helm provides cooling to the helm station when the cabin air conditioner option is operating Additional ventilation i...

Page 142: ...e full up position before activating the wind shield wiper The windshield wiper should only be used when the windshield is wet The windshield glass can be scratched by activating the wiper when there...

Page 143: ...OCKS damaging the door or CAUSING an INJURY to a passenger Always make sure the door is PROPERLY secured IN THE OPEN OR CLOSED POSITION Console Lounge A triple lounge seat with underside cooler storag...

Page 144: ...front and rear legs A special mounting location is provided for a radar antenna Hardtop with Optional Full Upper Station Do not mount any antennas or equipment to the brow area forward of the front l...

Page 145: ...dtop It is equipped with a control station that provides full control of the boat from the upper helm and a sunshade Removable access panels below and on each side of the helm provide access to servic...

Page 146: ...nd passenger to sit or stand at the helm To convert each seat to a leaning post lift the front of the seat cushion to raise the bolster and push it back above the seat cushion Do not overload the uppe...

Page 147: ...hanging power lines near the boat that could come in contact with the station or sunshade as it is rotated 2 If equipped remove the cockpit rocket launcher 3 Make sure all battery switches are off 4...

Page 148: ...secure the sections together by tightening the hand bolts You may have to adjust the sections slightly to achieve proper alignment while starting the bolts 10 The hand bolts should be torqued as tigh...

Page 149: ...tteries are connected There is storage behind the hinged mirror above the marine toilet The mirror door is secured with a dual action push to lock latch To open the door push on the latch knob The kno...

Page 150: ...below the helm The fresh water pump strainer forward bilge pump and water heater are behind the lower access door in the shower Access to the back of the helm is provided by the upper door Flush twis...

Page 151: ...lding tank is full Refer to the toilet manufacturer owner s manual for more information on the operation and main tenance of the marine head Holding Tank and Overboard Discharge Pump The holding tank...

Page 152: ...for the areas in which you boat Never dump head or holding tank waste overboard illegally Maintenance The head should be cleaned and inspected for leaks regularly The holding tank should be pumped ou...

Page 153: ...i nets A removable access panel above the coun tertop provides access to the back of the helm digital switch control modules circuit breakers and accessory fuse panels The panel is secured with push t...

Page 154: ...t ter bank through extended use The refrigerator door has a special latch that automatically secures the door while under way Make sure the door is completely closed and secured whenever the boat is m...

Page 155: ...n the table to complete the conversion Remove the filler cushions raise the table and extend the backrest cushion to convert the bed back to a dinette Cabin Storage Storage for food and personal items...

Page 156: ...the cabin until it has been aired out and the problem found and corrected Smoke and Fire Alarm The smoke and fire alarm is installed in the cabin as standard equipment and warns the occupants of smoke...

Page 157: ...ricted by mold or debris A seawater pump supplies cooling water for the cabin air conditioning unit The intake line for the seawater pump is equipped with a sea strainer that must be checked for debri...

Page 158: ...158 NOTES...

Page 159: ...rd motors CAUTION Sandblasting the hull bottom will damage the fiberglass Useafiberglass wax removerand sand to scuff the gelcoat surface The instructions and recommendations of the barrier coating an...

Page 160: ...unlight for a period of time the gel coat or painted surfaces tend to fade dull or chalk A heavier buffing is required to bring the finish back to its original luster For power cleaning use a light cl...

Page 161: ...protector made for anodized aluminum to protect against pitting and corrosion caused by the harsh effects of saltwater Do not use automotive or boat wax designed for paint or gel coat on anodized alu...

Page 162: ...he anodizing or powder coating and pre mature corrosion to the aluminum Notice You should contact Everglades Customer Service before making any modifications to aluminum fabrications Unauthorized modi...

Page 163: ...canvas shops One gallon garden sprayers are excellent for applying waterproofing Notice Some leakage at the seams is normal and unavoidable with acrylic enclosures Laminated Vinyl Laminated vinyl top...

Page 164: ...he coating on strataglass is scratch resistant and not scratch proof Always handle the curtains with care and never roll up curtains that are salty or dirty If you have any questions about the clear c...

Page 165: ...on or silicone grease will protect them and reduce future corrosion 13 5 Engines Fuel Proper engine maintenance is essential to the proper performance and reliability of your out board engines Mainten...

Page 166: ...utomatic switches for the bilge pumps and alarms for proper operation Test the bilge pump automatic switches by using a garden hose to flood the bilge until the water level is high enough to activate...

Page 167: ...ng run enough to require at least one full tank of fresh fuel a month or during winter storage a fuel stabilizer should be added to the gasoline to help protect the fuel system from these problems Ope...

Page 168: ...ce and the bow is high enough so that water will drain from the bilge and cockpit Make sure the engines are in the down position The trailer must properly support the hull The bunks and rollers should...

Page 169: ...e completely drained Use only very low air pres sure when doing this to prevent possible system damage Because of the check valve mechanism built in the pump blowing the lines will not remove the wate...

Page 170: ...rt ments in the bilge that will not drain completely should be pumped out and then sponged until completely free of water Dry the hull bilge and self bailing cockpit troughs Water freezing in these ar...

Page 171: ...ation with a tarp and secure it properly Clean the aluminum frame with soap and water and dry thoroughly Apply an aluminum metal protector to anodized aluminum to reduce corro sion and pitting Apply a...

Page 172: ...r leaks Operate each system one at a time checking for leaks and proper operation Check the bilge pump manual and automatic switches When each engine starts check the cooling system port below the eng...

Page 173: ...at s hull Bow Line A line that leads forward from the bow of the boat Bow Rail Knee high rails of solid tubing to aid in preventing people from falling overboard Bridge The area from which a boat is s...

Page 174: ...fittings mounted on cabin tops or sides for personal safety when moving around the boat both on deck and below Ground Tackle A general term including anchors lines and other gear used in anchoring Gro...

Page 175: ...n driven into the bot tom to which a boat can be tied Pitching The fore and aft rocking motion of a boat as the bow rises and falls Pitch The measure of the angle of a propeller blade Refers to the th...

Page 176: ...lls with water from over the side Swimming Ladder Much the same as the boarding ladder except that it extends down into the water Taffrail Rail around the rear of the cockpit Thru hull A fitting used...

Page 177: ...177 MAINTENANCE LOG Appendix B Hours Date Dealer Service Repairs...

Page 178: ...178 Maintenance Schedule and Log MAINTENANCE LOG Hours Date Dealer Service Repairs...

Page 179: ...179 Maintenance Schedule and Log MAINTENANCE LOG Hours Date Dealer Service Repairs...

Page 180: ...180 Maintenance Schedule and Log MAINTENANCE LOG Hours Date Dealer Service Repairs...

Page 181: ...181 Appendix C BOATING ACCIDENT REPORT...

Page 182: ...182 Boating Accident Report...

Page 183: ...183 Boating Accident Report...

Page 184: ...184 NOTES...

Page 185: ...cense Color and make of auto 7 Persons aboard Name Age Address telephone No 8 Do any of the persons aboard have a medical problem Yes No If yes what 9 Trip Expectations Leave at From Going to Expect t...

Page 186: ...186 NOTES...

Page 187: ...S Boat is sluggish and has lost speed RPM The boat may be need to have marine growth cleaned from hull and running gear Propellers may be damaged need repair Weeds or line around the propellers Clean...

Page 188: ...omputer has sensed a problem and has limited the RPM to protect the engine Find correct the problem The tachometer is bad and needs to be replaced A throttle control is not responding properly Have th...

Page 189: ...lean strainer The pump is defective Repair or replace the pump The raw water pump runs but the pump will not pump water The thru hull valve is not open Open valve There is an air leak in the intake li...

Page 190: ...g tank is full Pump out the holding tank There is bad connection at the head pump or the switch Repair the connection The head pump is defective Replace the pump Excessive odor from marine head Back p...

Page 191: ...eaker at the shore outlet is off Activate breaker The shore power cord is damaged or defective Replace the cord The ELCI at the inlet connection has detected a fault in the electrical system and the b...

Page 192: ...oblem with the generator and the emergency shut down system has activated to shut down the generator Find and correct the problem then restart the generator The fuel level is too low in the fuel tank...

Page 193: ...193 Appendix F Schematics Bilge Layout Batteries Generator Diesel Tank Stabilizer Fuel Tank Water Tank Holding Tank Water Heater...

Page 194: ...Chkd by Sheet Dwg No Date Title Model Part No 2 21 2019 5 4 NOTES 1 APPROXIMATE DRY WEIGHT WITH QUAD YAMAHA 425HP ENGINES IS 28 000 POUNDS 2 APPROXIMATE WEIGHT WITH FULL FLUIDS AND 2ND STATION IS 33...

Page 195: ...195 Schematics Board Circuit Breaker DCM AFT BOM...

Page 196: ...196 Schematics Board Circuit Breaker DCM Forward Console Sht 1...

Page 197: ...197 Schematics Board Circuit Breaker DCM Hardtop 2nd Station...

Page 198: ...198 Schematics add sheet 3 that shows the shipping height...

Page 199: ...CAUSE AND SOLUTION...

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