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FORMULA

SUN SPORT

USEFUL INFORMATION

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Summary of Contents for SUN SPORT

Page 1: ...not only yourself but also your passengers and others on the water This Owner Information Manual is designed to help you familiarize yourself with your new Formula before you take her out on the water...

Page 2: ...NMMA certified A NMMA certification not only satisfies the U S Coast Guard USCG regulations but also the more rigorous equipment and system standards based on those established by the American Boat a...

Page 3: ...n 5 System Operation and Equipment Powertrain 5 1 Fuel System 5 1 Helm System 5 1 Bilge and Blower System 5 2 DC Electrical 5 2 AC Electrical 5 3 Shore Power 5 5 Generator 5 7 Battery Charger 5 8 Inve...

Page 4: ...10 1 Storage Cradle 10 2 Storage Winterization 10 2 Re activating the Boat After Storage 10 2 Section 11 Troubleshooting Section 12 Warranty and Service Year One 12 1 Years Two Through Five 12 1 Secti...

Page 5: ...es have laws detailing minimum insurance needs Your insurance agent or your dealer may be able to supply you with more information Registration Documentation The USCG requires that all power boats ope...

Page 6: ...erty damage or complete loss of boat RENDERING ASSISTANCE If you see a distress signal or suspect a boat is in trouble you must assume it is a real emergency and render assistance immediately By law t...

Page 7: ...ischarge Marine Sanitation NOTICE Direct disposal of sanitation waste into some waters is prohibited and could result in being fined Be sure to check local regulations To avoid damaging the waste disp...

Page 8: ...ine cleaning purposes and are safe for you and the environment Fishery Resources There is a tremendous drain on our fishery resources Over fishing and pollution have strained the fish population Do yo...

Page 9: ...good condition readily visible and easily accessed Check local weather reports before casting off do not leave the dock area when strong winds and electrical storms are in the area or predicted to be...

Page 10: ...hoose the appropriate equipment NOTICE Many states equipment requirements go beyond USCG requirements Contact your state boating office for further information Equipment requirements for coastal and i...

Page 11: ...buoy or buoyant cushion To meet requirements each lifesaving device must have a current legible USCG approval stamp permanently affixed Type IV Throwable Device Intended for heavy traffic inland wate...

Page 12: ...es wide Carry several types of signaling devices to handle a variety of conditions Your Formula dealer can help you select appropriate visual distress signals for your area If you are required to carr...

Page 13: ...life raft must be large enough to hold all the boat s occupants and have its own equipment pack including a paddle EMERGENCY CONSIDERATIONS Be prepared to deal with emergencies before they happen Try...

Page 14: ...uld be injured If necessary resuscitate the victim Immediately signal for help and keep the victim warm Operation Failure If you experience a propulsion steering or control failure immediately turn of...

Page 15: ...are subject to a civil penalty up to 1 000 00 or criminal penalty up to 5 000 00 one year imprisonment or both Operating a boat under the influence can also result in a loss of automobile driving priv...

Page 16: ...dle for extended periods l Regularly inspect the engine and generator exhaust system for proper operation l Do not use any fuel burning appliances with a transom exhaust port when swimming from the st...

Page 17: ...radio SSB for long range For all U S waters the National Weather Service operates the NOAA Weather Radio NWR This service provides continuous weather information on the following VHF FM frequencies l...

Page 18: ...a database boat and owner information calculates an accurate distress position and quickly alerts rescue personnel Warning Label Location Your boat has various safety labels at the time of manufactur...

Page 19: ...NOT BE LEFT UNATTENDED WHILE PRESSURE WATER LINE IS CONNECTED CAUTION WARNING WHEN USING BOARDING PLATFORM ENGINE MUST BE IN OFF POSITION MANEUVERABILITY ABOVE 50 MPH IS LIMITED SUDDEN TURNS MAY CAUSE...

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Page 21: ...OVERALL LOA BOW AFT FORWARD PORT SIDE STARBOARD SIDE FREEBOARD DRAFT STERN WATERLINE HELM BEAM TRANSOM GUNWALE An easy way to remember PORT side from STARBOARD side is PORT and LEFT both have four le...

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Page 23: ...w Arch Dry 2 26 m 2 51 m 2 51 m 2 59 m 2 59 m 2 62 m 2 64 m 2 74 m 2 87 m D Bridge Clearance 4 8 5 0 5 0 5 8 5 8 6 1 6 1 6 0 6 10 w o Arch Dry 1 42 m 1 52 m 1 52 m 1 72 m 1 72 m 1 85 m 1 85 m 1 83 m...

Page 24: ...4 Beneath cockpit wetbar Battery Parallel Switch D 4 Beneath cockpit wetbar Bilge Pump AFT B C 3 Keel FWD of motor Bilge Pump FWD N A Black Water Holding Tank C 5 Walk thru floor storage area Carbon M...

Page 25: ...orm Seacock Air Conditioning Intake N A Seacock Generator Intake N A Seacock Macerator Discharge B 2 FWD of motor Seacock Manual Head Intake B 2 FWD of motor Seacock Raw Water Engine Intake B C 3 FWD...

Page 26: ...Start N A Battery Charger N A Battery ON OFF Switch A 3 Beneath cockpit wetbar Battery Parallel Switch A 3 Beneath cockpit wetbar Bilge Pump AFT B C 2 Keel FWD of motor Bilge Pump FWD D 6 STBD helm s...

Page 27: ...ive Switch Transom A 1 PORT deck wall swim platform Seacock Air Conditioning Intake N A Seacock Generator Intake N A Seacock Macerator Discharge B C 2 FWD of motor Seacock Manual Head Intake B C 2 FWD...

Page 28: ...ide Battery Starboard Start N A Battery Charger N A Battery ON OFF Switch A 3 Beneath cockpit wetbar Battery Parallel Switch A 3 Beneath cockpit wetbar Bilge Pump AFT B C 2 Keel FWD of motor Bilge Pum...

Page 29: ...tch Transom A 1 PORT deck wall swim platform Seacock Air Conditioning Intake N A Seacock Generator Intake N A Seacock Macerator Discharge B C 2 FWD of motor Seacock Manual Head Intake B C 2 FWD of mot...

Page 30: ...ery ON OFF Switch A 3 Beneath cockpit wetbar Battery Parallel Switch A 3 Beneath cockpit wetbar Bilge Pump AFT B C 2 Centerline of bilge floor Bilge Pump FWD D 6 STBD storage below helm aft access pan...

Page 31: ...motor Outdrive Switch Transom A 1 PORT deck wall swim platform Seacock Air Conditioning Intake N A Seacock Generator Intake N A Seacock Macerator Discharge C 2 FWD of motor Seacock Manual Head Intake...

Page 32: ...RT hull side Battery ON OFF Switch A 3 Beneath cockpit wetbar Battery Parallel Switch A 3 Beneath cockpit wetbar Bilge Pump AFT B C 2 Centerline of bilge floor Bilge Pump FWD N A Black Water Holding T...

Page 33: ...Conditioning Intake B 2 FWD of PORT motor Seacock Generator Intake N A Seacock Macerator Discharge C 2 FWD of STBD motor Seacock Manual Head Intake C 2 FWD of STBD motor Seacock Raw Water Engine Intak...

Page 34: ...ft storage below wetbar Bilge Pump AFT B C 2 Centerline FWD of motors Bilge Pump FWD B C 6 W S walk thru storage area Black Water Holding Tank C 3 4 Beneath cockpit floor access via jump seat Carbon M...

Page 35: ...Macerator Y Valve D 2 STBD hull side Outdrive Switch Transom N A Seacock Air Conditioning Intake N A Seacock Generator Intake N A Seacock Macerator Discharge D 2 Outboard of STBD motor Seacock Manual...

Page 36: ...tbar Battery Parallel Switch A 3 Aft storage below wetbar Bilge Pump AFT B C 2 Centerline FWD of motors Bilge Pump FWD N A Black Water Holding Tank B C 4 FWD of engines on top of fuel tank Carbon Mono...

Page 37: ...nsom N A Seacock Air Conditioning Intake C 2 FWD of STBD motor Seacock Generator Intake B 2 FWD of PORT motor Seacock Macerator Discharge D 2 Outboard of STBD motor Seacock Manual Head Intake N A Seac...

Page 38: ...k Water Holding Tank C 3 4 Above fuel tank Carbon Monoxide Detector A 5 PORT galley mirrowed wall Circuit Breaker Panel Helm D 5 Helm Circuit Breaker Panel Aft A 3 Beneath cockpit wetbar Circuit Break...

Page 39: ...cock Air Conditioning Intake B 2 FWD of PORT motor Seacock Generator Intake C 2 FWD of STBD motor Seacock Macerator Discharge C 2 FWD of STBD motor Seacock Manual Head Intake N A Seacock Raw Water Eng...

Page 40: ...etector Circuit Breaker Panel Helm Circuit Breaker Panel Aft Circuit Breaker Shore Power 1 Circuit Breaker Shore Power 2 Circuit Breaker Windlass Circuit Breaker Auxiliary Power DC Control Panel Drive...

Page 41: ...ring Fill Helm Inverter iPod Cradle Macerator Y Valve Outdrive Switch Transom Seacock Air Conditioning Intake Seacock Generator Intake Seacock Macerator Discharge Seacock Manual Head Intake Seacock Ra...

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Page 43: ...meter accumulates engine operating time and is activated when the ignition switch is ON Consult your propulsion unit operator s manual for the proper RPM operating range for your engines Tachometer Fi...

Page 44: ...icating oil Refer to the propulsion unit operator s manual for normal operating pressure Many serious engine problems are reflected on oil pressure gauge readings If the pressure is lower than the man...

Page 45: ...NAV ANCH LTS PANEL LTS ENGINE LTS COURT LTS CABIN BILGE PUMP WNDLS UP DN WNDLS PORT VOLT STBD DEPTH FOR306 Cockpit Courtesy Light Switch Operates both the courtesy lighting and the bilge compartment...

Page 46: ...on switch located on the dash Power is supplied to the dash switch via the windlass breaker located on the dash circuit breaker panel Exhaust Diverter Switch Controls the exhaust direction on the exha...

Page 47: ...ion Observe the following l Do not remove or modify an ignition safety switch and or its lanyard l The lanyard must be free from obstructions that could interfere with its operation Twin Engine Trim S...

Page 48: ...im Tabs in Section 7 for additional information Trim Tab Switch Labeled TABS these switches control the operation of the trim tabs Adjusting trim tabs will improve the ride of your boat and correct li...

Page 49: ...ur boat inspected by your Formula dealer immediately Your Formula has additional circuit breaker panels For the location of these panels refer to Specifications in Section 3 for your specific model Ty...

Page 50: ...operator s manual or the control operator s manual for specific use The shift lever controls the drive unit The throttle lever controls the engine speed One of two different types of controls may be...

Page 51: ...have separate shift and throttle levers for each engine Figure 4 24 The left levers are for the port engine and the right levers are for the starboard engine The controls are arranged with the shift...

Page 52: ...E IS HOT LIGHT ON SYSTEM CHARGED AUTOMATIC FIRE EXTINGUISHER HORN WARNING VOLUME MUTE TUNER OFF FM CD CD AM CH tune tune track track disc disc 1 Stereo Remote Volume Control Figure 4 27 0 3 2 1 4 5 6...

Page 53: ...tripping i e the alarm will not sound unless the sensor is activated continuously for 10 seconds or greater The alarm will stop once the excessive water is cleared Refer to Bilge and Blower System in...

Page 54: ...REVERSED POLARITY OFF OFF OFF OFF 120V 60HZ AC SYSTEM 12 VOLT DC SYSTEM START STOP GENERATOR ROOM BLOWERS MAIN GENERATOR CONTROLS INT LIGHTS REFRIG STERO SYSTEM WATER PUMP WASTE SYSTEM 12 V0LT OUTLET...

Page 55: ...FOR138 INT LIGHTS REFRIG STERO SYSTEM WATER PUMP WASTE SYSTEM 12 V0LT OUTLET CO SENSOR 1 2 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF Generator Control Panel Figure 4 31 1 Start Stop Switch 2 Blower Switch Carbon Monoxide D...

Page 56: ...der for operating instructions Air Conditioning Controller Figure 4 33 AUTO AUTO On Off Up Down Fan Mode Moisture Control LED SS240 008 Heat Mode LED Cool Mode LED Auto Mode LED Manual Fan LEDs high m...

Page 57: ...ASTE 4 RELEASE SWITCH WHEN WASTE IS DISCHARGED 5 CLOSE SEACOCK NOTICE COAST GUARD REGULATIONS DO NOT ALLOW DISCHARGING OF NON TREATED WASTE IN FRESH WATER BODIES OR IN SALT WATER BODIES WITHIN THREE M...

Page 58: ...E OFF POSITION 80 PORT BATTERY CHARGER 80 FOR310 Note Power is supplied to the bilge pumps high water alarm stereo memory and galvanic protection system through the constant power circuit independent...

Page 59: ...FUEL SYSTEM Check your fuel system before each operation Have your fuel system thoroughly checked at least once a year by a certified Formula service technician Gasoline is highly flammable Use extrem...

Page 60: ...round and completes the circuit back to the battery Models Without Shore Power Single engine application Until the engine is running all DC electrical power is supplied by the auxiliary start battery...

Page 61: ...eaker 12 Volt Accessory Power Receptacle Your Formula is equipped with a 12 volt accessory power receptacle s The receptacle provides electricity to operate 12 VDC accessory items AC ELECTRICAL Any mo...

Page 62: ...s than 105 volts Do not use AC powered equipment if voltage is less than 105 volts The shore power switch is also a 30 amp main circuit breaker and controls individual component circuit breakers This...

Page 63: ...he shore power cable at the boat first then to the dockside connection l If the reverse polarity light is activated immediately disconnect shore power cable l Disconnect shore power cable at shore out...

Page 64: ...the mooring lines 6 Remove the cap from the outlet on the dock Connect the cable to the outlet 7 Turn ON the dock s outlet breaker s Turn ON the Shore Power Inlet Breaker s 8 Turn ON the shore power...

Page 65: ...sconnect the shore AC immediately test FOR311 GENERATOR Operate the blower for at least four minutes each time before you start the generator A diesel power generator may have a preheat switch used du...

Page 66: ...boat The resulting reduction in water flow to the generator could damage the unit s water pump impeller Carbon monoxide gas CO is colorless odorless and extremely dangerous All engines and fuel burni...

Page 67: ...110VAC power is supplied to the AIR COND circuit breaker Turn the AIR COND circuit breaker ON l Press the ON OFF button on the control pad to turn the system ON l Use the UP DOWN arrows to set the de...

Page 68: ...tomatically shut off when the fresh water tank is empty Monitor the level of water in the tank If the water pump is allowed to run continuously it may overheat Transom Shower The optional transom wash...

Page 69: ...EM Your Formula is equipped with one of the three following systems l Portable Head l Manual Marine Head l VacuFlush Electric Head For an in depth description of the operation and maintenance procedur...

Page 70: ...shed the stored vacuum clears the bowl of waste The vacuum pump will run for a few minutes after flushing to restore vacuum in the system The pump will then automatically shut off upon reaching the se...

Page 71: ...take seacock and strainer The seacock is very important It protects the boat from sinking if a hose or fitting should fail It is important to close any seacock not in use Waste water from the generato...

Page 72: ...r is mounted at the bow of the boat A fiberglass lid covers the stowed ladder Lift this lid to access the ladder Pedestal Seat 240 BR only Your captain s and passenger s pedestal seats have a flip up...

Page 73: ...locking pin Lower the forward engine hatch cushion by lifting its forward edge Doing so will allow you to release the cushion s support and to lay it flat Pedestal Seat Figure 5 23 SS240 001 310 SS T...

Page 74: ...ne GPS receiver and a combination GPS Chartplotter A GPS provides precise information regarding a vessel s location and speed and can also be used to plan and record trip routes The chartplotter provi...

Page 75: ...and the water heater Whenever the engines are operated water contained within the water heater will be heated by circulating engine coolant Refer to your Formula Owner Information Binder for specific...

Page 76: ...er to the refrigerator operator s manual in your Owner Information Binder Cabin Cockpit FOR258 Refrigerator Figure 5 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 CLEAR START FOR320 Microwave Figure 5 30 Stove Your Formula...

Page 77: ...arbon monoxide detectors l Be sure the boat is not overloaded l Check that all maintenance has been performed BASIC SAFE BOATING RULES The General Prudential Rule regarding right of way is that if a c...

Page 78: ...s have right of way and can hold course and speed Sailboats and boats paddled or rowed have the right of way over motor boats Sailboats under power are considered motorboats Small pleasure crafts must...

Page 79: ...decrease speed turn to the right and pass port to port However if both boats are on the left side of the channel each vessel should sound two short blasts and pass starboard to starboard KC 0475 PASSI...

Page 80: ...pill gasoline If gasoline is accidentally spilled wipe up all traces of it with dry rags and immediately dispose of the rags properly ashore Spilled fuel may yellow the gelcoat finish damage gunwale t...

Page 81: ...ntinue to run the blower until fumes have dissipated PRE OPERATIONAL CHECKS Do not operate the boat if any problem is found during this inspection A problem could lead to an accident during the outing...

Page 82: ...curely stow all extra gear in stowage areas to prevent load shifting Do not stow gear on top of safety equipment safety equipment must be quickly accessible l In adverse weather reduce the load in the...

Page 83: ...hrottle back to idle speed and shift into NEUTRAL IMMEDIATELY check the gauges and stop the engines Continued operation after the warning alarm has sounded may cause severe engine damage Test the carb...

Page 84: ...efer to the propulsion unit operator s manual for additional starting procedure information l Attach the ignition safety switches lanyards to the operator before starting the engines This will prevent...

Page 85: ...diverter system which switches the output of the engines exhaust either to thru hull exhaust pipes above water or down through the propeller hub below water The exhaust diverter switch determines the...

Page 86: ...urn the key back past OFF or you may have to press a button With either method be sure to turn the key to the OFF position before leaving the helm Refer to your propulsion unit operator s manual for a...

Page 87: ...le for safe boating We recommend you should have ten hours of experience with the boat before any full throttle operation Do not operate your boat until you are completely experienced with its handlin...

Page 88: ...opeller Effect Figure 7 3 1 Stern Circle 2 Bow Circle Wandering is a characteristic of all deep vee hulls at slow speed There is no cure for wandering however a very basic operational technique can be...

Page 89: ...e units 2 Reverse the direction of the propeller on the side you want to turn For example if you want to turn starboard shift the starboard engine into REVERSE The forward speed of the port engine alo...

Page 90: ...be visible 360 degrees and remain on anytime the boat is moored Docking lights are to be used for docking only It is illegal to use your docking lights while cruising SPECIAL OPERATING CONDITIONS Usi...

Page 91: ...ace With less boat in the water both speed and fuel economy increase Continuous trim adjustment is required when operating your boat to maintain maximum performance and efficiency Effects of Wind Curr...

Page 92: ...aised and lowered This change in the water flow creates upward pressure under the tabs and raises the stern When the stern raises the bow is lowered Likewise lowering the port tab will cause the port...

Page 93: ...ht distribution listing water conditions and other factors that cause inefficient operation Remember that trim tabs are trimming the hull while the power trim is trimming the drive unit HULL 1 2 3 Tri...

Page 94: ...tabs to fine tune attitude Operate only one tab at a time and in small increments As the tab takes effect you will notice it causes the boat to veer off course slightly Correct for this as it happens...

Page 95: ...boat Be sure the anchor will hold before leaving the boat l Keep hands feet loose clothing and hair well clear of the winch and chain during operation l Be sure you have a clear view of the winch when...

Page 96: ...that is 4 to 6 times the depth of the water For example if you are in 10 feet of water let out 40 to 60 feet of line Danforth Anchor Figure 7 13 1 Length of Line 4 to 6 Times Depth of Water Occasiona...

Page 97: ...light throwing line with a weight on one end and with the heavier towing line secured to it Do not attempt to tow a much larger or grounded vessel Because of the tremendous stress caused by towing use...

Page 98: ...damaged by excessive pulling strain You should offer help to a boat in trouble However towing a capsized grounded or hull damaged boat is dangerous Give assistance to the occupants then call the prope...

Page 99: ...ssels DAYTIME WARNING NIGHTIME WARNING DESCRIPTION Actual Signal in red Small Craft Advisory Winds greater than 18 knots sustained for two hours or more or hazardous wave conditions Following a storm...

Page 100: ...nsiderate to fishermen and others you share the water with l Do not perform water sports in congested areas l Stay away from navigation markers l Stay away from other boats and water sports participan...

Page 101: ...ngle of approach If you must approach the dock downwind or FOR158 1 1 1 Wind or Current Docking Figure 7 19 down current use a slow speed and shallow angle Be ready to reverse to stop and maintain pos...

Page 102: ...Since they are heading into the wind or current approach your buoy at the same heading l When you think you can move enough forward without using your engines shift to NEUTRAL l Have a crew member pos...

Page 103: ...re two primary marking systems in use in the U S the Uniform State Waterway Marking System USWMS used on inland waters and maintained by each state and the Federal Waterway Marking System FWMS used on...

Page 104: ...PSTREAM NAVIGATE TO PORT FACING UPSTREAM NAVIGATE TO SOUTH OR WEST NAVIGATE TO NORTH OR EAST MID CHANNEL UNIFORM STATE WATERWAY MARKING SYSTEM USWMS KC 0411 KC 0411 Uniform State Waterway Marking Syst...

Page 105: ...annel is to the right of the buoy Day markers are colored and numbered the same as buoys RED triangular day markers with even numbers mark the starboard side of the channel GREEN square day markers wi...

Page 106: ...uoyage marking system in use They are similar to lighted buoys except they are usually higher and on more stable platforms to increase visibility Most minor lights are part of a series to mark a chann...

Page 107: ...have unique flashing characteristics to help identify them Lighthouses Figure 7 27 KC 0443 USED BY RECREATIONAL DIVERS INDICATES DIVER S POSITION WORLDWIDE VESSELS ENGAGED IN DIVING OPERATIONS DOES N...

Page 108: ...and keep well clear of the area Watch for swimmers Swimming areas may not be marked Steer clear from the area and remain alert Skin Diver Warning Flag Figure 7 29 KC 0250 Navigation markers serve as a...

Page 109: ...lls stains or moisture from the boat Inspect sea strainers l Turn battery selector switches OFF l Secure lockers hatches and canvas as equipped SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE CHECKS This chart is based on aver...

Page 110: ...mote control for proper operation and maintenance following the manufacturer s recommendations Improperly maintained remote controls are hazardous and may cause sudden loss of control Make sure all sh...

Page 111: ...eak immediately contact your Formula dealer Do not operate your boat when a fuel leak is detected All fuels are combustible A fuel leak must be repaired before starting the engines or the generator 8...

Page 112: ...r perform the following scheduled maintenance The steering system is the most important system on the entire boat from a safety standpoint Have the system inspected and maintained on a quarterly basis...

Page 113: ...ndows and doors before cleaning Carpet All Formula cockpit carpet is heavy duty all weather indoor outdoor type carpet resistant to fading Cabin carpet is high quality indoor carpet resistant to stain...

Page 114: ...n a dry well ventilated place Special Cleaning Instructions For dirt and stains that cannot be removed with a damp cloth Step 1 Use mild soap and water and if necessary a soft bristle brush Step 2 Any...

Page 115: ...ill last you many seasons Each canvas set is custom fit to each boat to assure a proper fit The outer canvas surfaces can be cleaned with a soft scrub brush and mild detergent The underside of the can...

Page 116: ...harsh detergent These items will scratch the surface Marine Growth If accelerated marine growth is a problem in your area an anti fouling bottom paint may be necessary to slow growth and prevent gelc...

Page 117: ...the event of an overload or short circuit the circuit breaker will trip You should determine and correct the cause of a problem before resetting the circuit breaker Contact your Formula dealer if a ci...

Page 118: ...r 3 to 4 hours Drain the system completely l Flush the system with at least one full tank of water l Fill the tank with clean fresh drinking water If you smell or taste bleach in the water l Drain the...

Page 119: ...on The anode will require frequent inspections If the anode shows deterioration of 50 or more it must be replaced for continued protection Self Sacrificing Anode Figure 9 3 Do not paint an anode its f...

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Page 121: ...tanks and add the proper amount of fuel stabilizer and conditioner Follow the instructions on the label Operate the engines and generator for at least 15 minutes to be sure the treated fuel has reache...

Page 122: ...torage Cradle Figure 10 2 1 2 3 Open all faucets and allow the fresh water pump to empty the water tank and water lines 4 Remove strainer and seacock drain plugs Open all drains and seacocks 5 Remove...

Page 123: ...or proper operation 4 Install the strainer and seacock drain plugs Open and close the seacock to check operation 5 Check condition of all hoses and make sure all hose clamps are tight 6 Check for prop...

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Page 125: ...eme caution when checking for electrical problems l Battery acid can cause blindness if splashed in eyes may burn skin l Disconnect battery cables at the battery before making checks or adjustments ar...

Page 126: ...r Formula dealer Engine vibrates Propeller condition shut off engine Check for bent broken or damaged propeller Check for weeds on propeller Engine problem see Formula dealer Engine runs but boat Foul...

Page 127: ...r obstruction in water line only one sink Head will not flush Head circuit breaker tripped or in OFF position correct the problem and reset turn circuit breaker ON Line to waste tank blocked see Formu...

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Page 129: ...5 years parts and accessories only and Formula Guard Administrator years 2 5 Propulsion system components engines outdrives Original Manufacturers Total of five 5 years transmissions major electronic...

Page 130: ...e change of ownership and pays THUNDERBIRD the established transfer fee A transferred warranty shall be limited in duration to the periods set forth herein and the second or subsequent owner shall be...

Page 131: ...ified for operation in any contest of speed acceleration or endurance whatsoever 8 Any guarantee whatsoever that a particular boat will achieve a certain level of performance relating to speed range f...

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Page 133: ...13 1 FORMULA SERVICE LOG Date Hour Reading Service Repairs Performed Section 13 Forms SUN SPORT...

Page 134: ...13 2 FORMULA SUN SPORT SUN SPORT FUEL LOG Date Gallons Date Gallons Date Gallons Date Gallons...

Page 135: ...___________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Engine Type __________________________________________ HP __________________________________ No...

Page 136: ..._____________________ Engine Make and Model Number ________________________________________________________ Port Engine Serial Number _____________________________________________________________ Star...

Page 137: ..._________________ Date of Sale ___________________________________ Address ____________________________________________________________________________ City _____________________ State____________ Zip...

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