MasterCraft Aviara AV32, Owner'S Manual

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boat operation and make contact with individuals, again causing
injury. Properly store all anchors and lines whether the boat is in
operation or not, any time the anchor and line are not in use. Never
operate the boat with the anchor line deployed.
Troubleshooting
When rewinding the anchor line, if the windlass jams or bunches
up the line, stop rewinding immediately to avoid damage to the
system. Slightly deploy the line back into the water to release
the jam. Use the wrench located in the right side of the bow
compartment to manually rewind the line if this situation occurs.
Reference the Lewmar Owner’s Manual for further instructions
and troubleshooting. If the anchor line has been improperly
rewound, have an authorized Aviara dealer assist in deploying
and rewinding the line to its appropriate berth.
Canvas Covers
Models
Aviara offers several different styles of canvas covers for varying
uses on all models. Powered manual sunshades are designed to
possible that people could cause the anchor to lose anchorage,
causing the boat to move. If there is a current, the boat could
become inaccessible to people in the water.
Whenever the anchor line is deployed, individuals in the water
nearby should avoid the line. Disrupting the line could cause the
boat to move away from the chosen anchorage location. It is also
possible that individuals could become entangled in the anchor line.
If underwater, this could result in serious injury or even death.
Special Attention
Aviara suggests that operators monitor and verify the rewinding
process to ensure that the line retracted in a smooth and even
fashion. Anchors should never be pulled aboard and left on-deck
as this can lead to potentially dangerous situations.
Improperly stored anchors and/or anchor lines that have been
improperly rewound may create a hazardous situation. People on-
board can trip on improperly stored materials, which can result in
injury. Improperly stored materials can also move too freely during