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conditions.
If for some reason the pump fails to start, check the fuse and wiring connections. If
the pump motor runs but no water is discharged, it may be clogged. Keep the area
around the switch and the pump free of debris. If there is no visible debris clogging
the pump or blocking the float switch and water is still not being removed, inspect
the discharge hose for kinks or obstruction.
If oil is spilled in the bilge, do not run the pump. Keep the oil from spreading in the
bilge and properly dispose of the oil on shore. Your dealer can help you select prod-
ucts you can use to soak up the oil and give you advice about methods of disposal.
The bilge pumps on some models may not have automatic float switches. You must
check the water level in the bilge and, if necessary, operate the pump manually
using the on-off switch at the helm. Check with your dealer if you have any ques-
tions.
FISHING SEATS WITH POWER PEdESTAL
A “power pedestal” is a nitrogen gas filled steel cylinder that is used to raise and lower
the fishing seats mounted on the forward and aft casting platforms. This enables you to
select the proper seat height for comfort in any fishing situation. Pushing the empty
seats all the way down helps provide an unobstructed viewing area around the boat
when underway and the lower seats also offer less wind resistance.
To raise the seat, simply lift your weight slightly off the seat while raising the seat
actuating (upper) lever simultaneously. To lower the seat, keep your weight on the seat
and lift the lever up. The lower lever is used to lock the swivel motion of the seat.
These pedestals are constructed to the highest standard of workmanship and will give
years of trouble-free service. A minimum amount of care will insure proper operation.
The outboard motor may be damaged if the pedestal seat is installed on the aft
casting platform, and the motor is tilted to the up position. Remove seat to avoid
damage.
6.7
Avoid serious or fatal injury due to rotation of seat. Lock swivel when speed
exceeds 5 MPH
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