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To prevent a possible explosion, operate the blower for at least four 
(4) minutes before starting the engine and always when at idle or 
slow-running speed. Explosive gasoline and/or battery fumes may 
be present in the engine compartment. Failure to do so may result in 
serious injury or death! 
 
 

Before starting the engine, open the engine compartment and check 
for gasoline fumes, fuel and oil leaks or the presence of fuel or oil in 
the bilge.

NOTE: Always start the engine with the control lever in the neutral 
position or with the shift disengaged. Your boat is equipped with 
a neutral-start safety switch that will not allow the engine to be 
started when in gear.

Starting the Engine

Attach the emergency engine safety switch tether (lanyard) to 
an article of your clothing and to the switch.

All models will have two or three removable ignition keys. Their 

Starting

Before Starting 

Familiarize yourself with the controls and indicators used on 
this Aviara boat. Perform all Safety Checks and Services as 
described in that part of this section of the Owner’s Manual. 
Also perform all Scheduled Maintenance Checks and Services 
as described in this Owner’s Manual.

Step 1

Inspect the bilge and engine compartment for any fluid/vapor 
leakage. Aviara recommends lifting the engine compartment/
bilge cover for inspection before each use.

Step 2

Check the hull drain plugs (where equipped). Make sure they are 
installed and secure.

Step 3

Operate the bilge blower for at least four (4) minutes. Leave the 
bilge blower ON through the starting process and until the boat 
is on plane.

Summary of Contents for Aviara AV32

Page 1: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 2 Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...ecause of our policy of continuous product improvement we reserve the right to make changes at any time without notice in specifications and models and also to discontinue models We also reserve the r...

Page 3: ...1 268 271 277 Table of Contents Safety Knowledge _____________________________________________________ Consistent Attention Required ___________________________________________ Events Requiring Safety...

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Page 5: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 6 Safety Knowledge...

Page 6: ...d you is a direct result of how you operate and maintain your boat You and anyone who will be operating this boat should read and seek to fully comprehend this Owner s Manual and any additional inform...

Page 7: ...s a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury The precautions listed in this Owner s Manual and on the boat are not all inclusive If a procedure meth...

Page 8: ...on AMERICAN RED CROSS NATIONAL HQ 2025 E Street NW Washington DC 20006 1 800 733 2767 www redcross org U S A WATER SKI ASSOCIATION 1251 Holy Cow Road Polk City FL 33868 863 324 4341 www usawaterski or...

Page 9: ...h in any way Never operate the boat or engage in other water activities while under the influence of alcohol or drugs All persons must be seated in a designated occupant seating area while the boat is...

Page 10: ...vities the boat operator should be seated at the helm position Some situations may require standing at the helm to maintain visibility over the bow Make certain that the safety shut off Failure to com...

Page 11: ...is chapter operating in shallow water where underwater navigational gear may be damaged or boating in bodies of water that include weeds and other growth that can foul boat operations These flora can...

Page 12: ...ce the navigational rules Know and obey all federal and state regulations and operate the boat properly around all waterway markers Maintain a clear unobstructed view at all times especially forward S...

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Page 14: ...Consistent Attention Required...

Page 15: ...arstools and aft facing lounge seats when the engine is in operation Under no circumstances should the owner and or operator allow persons to hold onto the swim platform while the engine is operating...

Page 16: ...available Contact medical help If the victim is not breathing perform rescue breathing or approved cardiopulmonary resuscitation CPR as appropriate until medical help arrives Prompt action can mean t...

Page 17: ...be just as deadly as that emitted from your own boat Exhaust gas trapped in enclosed places At slow speeds while idling or stopped Be aware that CO can remain in or around your boat at dangerous level...

Page 18: ...equipped with a generator know where the exhaust outlet s is located and keep everyone away from the area Perform routine checks on air conditioning heater generator and other on board appliances to...

Page 19: ...sink which can result in serious bodily injury or death Overloading a boat may cause it to become unstable and may potentially result in the boat s flotation system becoming overwhelmed Too much weig...

Page 20: ...bow and bow rise It is possible to quite unintentionally obscure the driver s view Even momentary interference can result in the driver s inability to respond to a situation that requires avoidance of...

Page 21: ...ut on the PFDs within a reasonable amount of time in case of emergency PFDs should never be stowed in plastic bags in locked or closed compartments or have other gear stowed on top of them The U S Coa...

Page 22: ...Events Requiring Safety Knowledge...

Page 23: ...r in an automatic system or a portable fire extinguisher then they must be In The Event of a Fire Fire on board is among the most serious of matters that boaters can experience Due to the close proxim...

Page 24: ...ible In an automatic manual system ensure the plastic retainer clip which is inserted to protect the system at the helm during transit from the factory has been pulled to activate the system upon deli...

Page 25: ...American Boat andYacht Council ABYC Following the activation of the automatic fire suppression system or a hand held fire extinguisher a careful determination should be made as to whether the boat can...

Page 26: ...ed Aviara dealer to be certain that the hull has not been weakened Even if water does not intrude initially difficulties may occur later If water is entering the boat after running aground or striking...

Page 27: ...carbon monoxide peril Never ride on the swim platform or hold on to the swim platform while in the water during engine operation including at idle Carbon monoxide fumes are expelled from the lower tra...

Page 28: ...Equipment...

Page 29: ...ignition protected blower ABYC approved electric horn sound warning device USCG approved inland lighting Automatic and manual fire extinguishers Recommended Equipment The responsible boat owner will a...

Page 30: ...following are standard signals when using a whistle One prolonged blast WARNING One short blast PASS ON MY PORT SIDE Two short blasts PASS ON MY STARBOARD SIDE Three short blasts MY ENGINES ARE IN REV...

Page 31: ...g day signal only or an electric distress light which is acceptable for night use Use of these devices must still meet Coast Guard requirements information for which is available online and from the C...

Page 32: ...side will have a red light Verify with your dealer the location of these lights Anytime you are moving on the water between sunset and sunrise you are required to have your navigational lights operat...

Page 33: ...YOU MUST READ AND ADHERE TO ALL CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS IN AND ON YOUR BOAT STBD AVIARA AVIARA 150 750127B Corner Radius Width 8 5 r Width 8 625 Label Height 29 5 Label Repeat 29 AVIARA 150 el Width 8...

Page 34: ...STER IF NEEDED TO MAINTAIN A PROPER LOOKOUT AND AN UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW AT ALL TIMES AS REQUIRED BY THE USCG RULES OF NAVIGATION READ OWNER S MANUAL PORT STBD WARNING Multiple technologies available on t...

Page 35: ...g or if a label becomes damaged or becomes unreadable damaged faded or sun bleached you should have it replaced immediately To replace a warning label contact your Aviara dealer and request a new labe...

Page 36: ...Legal Requirements...

Page 37: ...pervision by an adult should be the rule of thumb always Whether operating a boat locally or in a remote location operators should annually verify with state and local authorities regarding whether a...

Page 38: ...tates have the authority to enforce their own BUI statutes In state waters that are also subject to U S jurisdiction there is concurrent jurisdiction That means if a boater is apprehended under Federa...

Page 39: ...must be equal to the width of a letter other than i or a number other than 1 The owner of a vessel must notify the agency which issued the certificate of number within fifteen 15 days if the vessel i...

Page 40: ...uations that exceed your capabilities or the capabilities of your boat Good Samaritan protection is provided to boaters who provide good faith assistance and protects them from civil liability for ass...

Page 41: ...ous governmental agencies throughout the world will have their own legal requirements including the international MARPOL Treaty Boat owners and operators are responsible for determining what those req...

Page 42: ...Other Important Information...

Page 43: ...e identifying code The system detects the signal calculates an accurate distress position checks the unique identifying code against the EPIRB registration database vessel and point of contact informa...

Page 44: ...Watch for cloud build up especially rapid vertically rising clouds Sudden drop in temperature Sudden change in wind direction and or speed On board barometers where placed on board by the boat owner s...

Page 45: ...to aid safe navigation National Ocean Service NOS charts may be purchased either directly by mail from the NOS Distribution Branch or through an authorized agent There are more than 1 700 nautical cha...

Page 46: ...Button all clothing Cover your head if possible and enter the water slowly Keep your head out of the water if at all possible Assume the Heat Escape Lessening Posture HELP position as taught within a...

Page 47: ...oast Guard approved life rafts must meet a number of stringent material and performance standards Anchoring Anchoring is done for two principal reasons first to stop for fishing swimming lunch or an o...

Page 48: ...boundaries It is the operator s responsibility to seek out this information and become familiar with all safety related information laws and rules governing boating operation The rules presented in t...

Page 49: ...sel Normally the give way vessel should not cross in front of the stand on vessel but should slow down or change direction briefly and pass behind the other vessel You should always move in such a way...

Page 50: ...close enough to run the risk of collision neither of you has the right of way Both of you should alter course to avoid an accident You should keep the other vessel on your port left side This rule do...

Page 51: ...direction Overtaking If you are passing another vessel you are the give way vessel This means that the other vessel is expected to maintain its course and speed You must stay out of its way as you cl...

Page 52: ...nder international rules all vessels that are fishing with nets lines or trawls are considered to be fishing vessels however boats with trolling lines are not considered fishing vessels Fishing vessel...

Page 53: ...should pass to the right of the buoy as it marks the left side of the channel Red Channel Marker Buoy Traveling upstream you should pass to the left of this buoy as it marks the right side of the chan...

Page 54: ...ring Buoy Means an anchor buoy This is the only buoy to which a boat may tie or secure to Diver s Flag Must be used any time a diver is in the water Boats must not come closer than 50 feet of the flag...

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Page 57: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 58 Model Features and Specs...

Page 58: ...OB 34 4 I O 32 6 OB 10 4 I O 10 4...

Page 59: ...ater Capacity___________________ Holding Tank Capacity______________ Weight Capacity__________________ Draft Drive Up____________________ Draft Drive Down__________________ Maximum Outboard Horsepower...

Page 60: ...3 44 4546 47 48 49 50 51 52 535455 57 59 58 56 60 63 61 62 67 64 68 70 69 72 75 65 71 66 74 73 02 0304 10 13 15 11 14 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 07 08 09...

Page 61: ...Starboard 38 Anode Below Water Line on Transom 39 Underwater Lights Port Starboard 40 Ladder 41 Remote for Windlass 42 Power for Anchor Wash Down 43 Access to Anchor Rope 44 Water Pickup for Anchor Wa...

Page 62: ...OB 38 6 I O 36 8 OB 10 10 I O 10 10...

Page 63: ...ater Capacity___________________ Holding Tank Capacity______________ Weight Capacity__________________ Draft Drive Up____________________ Draft Drive Down__________________ Maximum Outboard Horsepower...

Page 64: ...41 42 4344 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 5354 59 57 60 58 61 66 55 67 68 70 71 74 63 69 65 64 73 72 02 0304 09 10 12 52 11 13 15 16 14 171819 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 34 33 35 36 38 37 07 62 08...

Page 65: ...rboard 36 Anode Below Water Line on Transom 37 Underwater Lights Port and Starboard 38 Ladder 39 Remote for Windlass 40 Power for Anchor Wash Down 41 Access to Anchor Rope 42 Water Pickup for Anchor W...

Page 66: ...01 08 07 06 09 10 02 03 04 05...

Page 67: ...rowave 02 TV 03 Soundbar 04 TV Inputs 05 Raw Water Washdown Seacock Pump Under Seat Cushion Access 06 Bilge Pump Sump Pump Under Floor Access Hatch 07 Amp and Audio Panel 08 Main Distribution Panel MD...

Page 68: ...I O 40 7 OB 42 3 OB 12 3 I O 12 3...

Page 69: ...ht Capacity__________________ Draft Drive Up____________________ Draft Drive Down__________________ Bridge Height ____________________ Overall Height____________________ Maximum Outboard Horsepower___...

Page 70: ...0 41 42 46 4445 47 48 49 50 5152 5354 5556 57 59 58 60 61 62 65 43 66 68 69 70 72 63 67 64 71 02 04 1112 13 14 15 16 181920 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 34 36 37 38 39 08 05 06 10 09 03 0...

Page 71: ...tereo Remote 35 Courtesy Lighting Switch 36 Stern Cleat Port Starboard 37 Anode Below Water Line on Transom 38 Ladder 39 Underwater Lights Port Starboard 40 Remote for Windlass 41 Power for Anchor Was...

Page 72: ...01 10 11 09 12 13 14 15 02 03 04 05 06 07 08...

Page 73: ...Stop Control 04 Refrigerator 05 TV 06 Microwave 07 Soundbar 08 TV Inputs 09 Bilge Pump Access Under Mattress 10 HVAC Unit 11 Seacock for Overboard Discharge 12 HVAC Seacock Under Floor Access Hatch 13...

Page 74: ...01 03 02 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18...

Page 75: ...OP buttons 08 Engine Emergency Safety Stop Switch 09 Power Distribution Modules behind panel 10 Stereo and Software USB 11 Cooled Cup Holders 12 VHF Radio below glove compartment 13 Trim Tab buttons 1...

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Page 77: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 78 Preparation...

Page 78: ...Contact your dealer if you do not receive these demonstrations and materials or for additional questions regarding your Aviara Using Care When Fueling Aviara boats are equipped with a highly innovati...

Page 79: ...el capsule and associated parts Replacement parts must meet OEM requirements as specified by Aviara The fuel line in the bilge area that goes from the tank to the engine is a multi layer armored line...

Page 80: ...to the fuel pump Aviara working in conjunction with the fuel pump s manufacturer has determined that on initial first time use the boat should have a minimum of fifteen 15 gallons of gas This will pre...

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Page 82: ...Engines...

Page 83: ...t not limited to What type of gasoline to use Avoiding oxygenated fuels or fuels with alcohol What to do when the boat is not used for long periods of time Fueling outside the United States and Canada...

Page 84: ...ial causes that can negatively impact fuel pressure All repairs require specialized tools available only to dealers Mercury Owner s Manual Aviara outboard boats are equipped with Mercury Marine Engine...

Page 85: ...ilter replacement when the boat returns to service Engine Hatch The engine hatch is located on the transom of all boats Open the hatch to inspect the engine or batteries as necessary To open the hatch...

Page 86: ...Checks and Services The following checks and services are essential to safe boating and must be performed Get in the habit of performing these checks in the same order each outing so that it becomes r...

Page 87: ...mage Check that there is an adequate supply of fuel Check that the steering system operates properly Check that required safety equipment is on board Check that the windshield and extrusions do not sh...

Page 88: ...n stowed Even soft objects can cause injury when underway Check that all required Scheduled Maintenance Checks and Services see following sections were performed After Operation Check for fluid leaks...

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Page 90: ...Proper break in will ensure maximum performance and the longest possible power train life The break in period allows moving parts within the engine and transmission to wear in properly All Aviara boat...

Page 91: ...atched This continues to be important after break in as well Pay close attention to the gauges and video screen s It is important to stop the engine immediately if the gauges and or video screen s ind...

Page 92: ...n the engine owner s manual The engines are equipped with rev limiters which will cause a fluttering when reached If the boat has the correct propeller set up operators should never reach the limiter...

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Page 94: ...u are operating this boat for the first time you must follow the engine and drive train break in procedures as described in the engine owners manual Failure to follow these procedures may result in se...

Page 95: ...the Engine Attach the emergency engine safety switch tether lanyard to an article of your clothing and to the switch All models will have two or three removable ignition keys Their Starting Before St...

Page 96: ...stop the control lever in the neutral position and allow the engine to fall between 600 800 RPM before completing the shift A one hand dual lever control operates as both a gear shifter and a throttle...

Page 97: ...s will void your warranty Stopping The process for stopping the boat is Slowly bring the control levers to the neutral position If the boat has been driven for a long period of time or at high speed a...

Page 98: ...esent the most basic operational principles It is NOT intended to cover all conditions encountered during operation Therefore the principles presented in this Owner s Manual are limited to the facts r...

Page 99: ...Adding too much weight to your Aviara boat is not recommended and can result in impaired visibility diminished handling characteristics and instability when operating your boat Such condition may res...

Page 100: ...aneuvering is relatively easy and takes little practice slow speed maneuvering is far more difficult and requires time and practice to master With both steering and propulsion at the rear of the boat...

Page 101: ...ot be covered under warranty If the WOT RPM is lower than the minimum RPM in your engine s WOT operating range the boat is over propped Installing a lower pitched propeller will increase WOT RPMs An e...

Page 102: ...ater hazards Stay well clear of floating debris What looks to be a small branch in the water may well turn out to be an entire tree When traveling through weedy areas keep an eye on the engine tempera...

Page 103: ...on consider the purchase of a boat lift and bottom paint for the hull These lifts prevent the build up of marine growth on the hull as well as protecting the boat from damage typical of on water stora...

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Page 105: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 106 Dashes and Video Screens...

Page 106: ...Product Information for the Aviara ll Display All product features are easily accessed through Touch Commands and Menus...

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Page 108: ...designed for instrumentation and control on electronically controlled engines communicating via SAE J1939 and NMEA 2000 The multimedia display enables boat operators to view audio files switches and...

Page 109: ...to User Settings and adjust the time time zone Digital Switches Windlass is the electronic motorized winch used to raise and lower the anchor Sun Shade will extend when the button is pressed The sunsh...

Page 110: ...which turns it red Touch it again to unmute the Master Volume will display the screen shown on the following page Touch the desired switch to turn specific heaters On and Off Cockpit and Seat Heaters...

Page 111: ...uto Volume range more sensitive There will be a more noticeable difference between the lowest output and the highest output Tapping the button will make the Auto Volume range less sensitive There will...

Page 112: ...even channels to broadcast weather reports Touch the channels shown to switch between them Bluetooth Procedure Select and the above screen will appear Touch then the system will begin scanning for ava...

Page 113: ...r device s specific audio files to be played over the Aviara device USB Procedure Attach a USB device to the USB lead and the screen will soon recognize the contents Artists Albums and Songs of that U...

Page 114: ...the current song Plays the next song Lights Touch and slide a specific bubble to the or position to control the lights Select to display only white lights or to display colored lights on equipped mode...

Page 115: ...ay the amount of waste water held in the tank on the craft FWD Highwater Bilge can be turned on by sliding Off to the On position FWD Bilge 1 can be turned on by sliding Off to the On position Aft Hig...

Page 116: ...Units etc Bluetooth Manager provides a method of connecting devices to the display via Bluetooth Service Information will display Dealer information PDM Diagnostics etc Factory Settings allows the res...

Page 117: ...boat and the next detectable obstacle Set this number to enable an alarm to sound if that depth or less is encountered Generator Fuel Alarm can be set to Disable or Enable When enabled an alarm will s...

Page 118: ...le versions to install Factory Settings Factory Settings requires a password to enter If changes are desired for the Factory Settings please contact your dealer PDM Diagnostics The PDM Diagnostics pag...

Page 119: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 120 Short Circuit exists or Out of Range Open Circuit exists Overcurrent exists No Faults circuit is Active or In Range...

Page 120: ...and display unit Check for reversed polarity on the power connections Verify battery has a minimum voltage of 6 volts Display resets or goes OFF when starting engine Check display supply wires are con...

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Page 122: ...Product Information for the Aviara 5 Display AV40 only All product features are easily accessed through Touch Commands and Menus...

Page 123: ...d control on electronically controlled engines communicating via SAE J1939 and NMEA 2000 The multimedia display enables boat operators to view audio files switches and lights information along with Bl...

Page 124: ...bar to the desired light and slide the Brightness to the desired level Tanks and Pump Status The levels for both water tanks will be displayed on the gauges To turn the Fresh Water Pump On or Off sli...

Page 125: ...number of the installed Application Operating System Bootloader and Software This information may be beneficial when troubleshooting system issues Software Update To update the display s software ins...

Page 126: ...m the list that appears then touch Touch Yes to Install the File or touch No to be returned to the listing of files shown above Power Save Sleep Mode If the display appears as follows touch the Power...

Page 127: ...connections at battery and display unit Check for reversed polarity on the power connections Verify battery has a minimum voltage of 6 volts Display resets or goes OFF when starting engine Check displ...

Page 128: ...n of engine activity when engines are in use The engine screen contains information including RPM MPH or KPH fuel levels battery volts etc Refer to the Simrad Ilmor or Mercury Owner s Manuals included...

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Page 131: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 132 Boat Operations...

Page 132: ...Basic Electrical Components...

Page 133: ...tertainment options selected on each boat All models include one battery for each engine one battery for the generator where equipped and two batteries for the house with up to two additional batterie...

Page 134: ...ter Spiral cell batteries are recommended Review all electrical information provided in this Owner s Manual prior to first time operation of the boat Circuit Breakers and Fuses Models All Purpose All...

Page 135: ...DM see your boat s respective screen operation in the chapters above Location The main circuit breaker board is located under the port side aft seating facing forward A secondary circuit breaker for t...

Page 136: ...ra service department to resolve this matter Troubleshooting Anytime a circuit breaker repeatedly trips it is indicative of a situation that requires prompt attention The boat should be presented to a...

Page 137: ...s for breaker electrical panel operation which are included in the Owner s Manual packet Battery Charger Models All as an option Purpose As a convenience a battery charger is offered as an option The...

Page 138: ...hts which are mounted on the charger face indicate when the unit is recharging and maintaining the batteries The battery charger will shut off when the batteries are fully charged Before charging a ba...

Page 139: ...ct type of charger has been used and that it was fully seated within the 12 volt receptacle If it appears that the charger was the correct type and that it was fully seated but the device still did no...

Page 140: ...equipped models Troubleshooting If the keys will not turn after being inserted in the key slots they are likely to be the wrong keys If the keys turn but no electrical power occurs check the voltmeter...

Page 141: ...utton for three 3 seconds to turn OFF If the button is held for less than three 3 seconds the engine will not turn OFF This is a system design to avoid shutting off the engine if the button is inadver...

Page 142: ...henever the engine is running Attempting to override this system may result in death or serious injury Purpose The engine emergency safety stop switch which is attached to a lanyard is an ignition cut...

Page 143: ...the Ilmor or Mercury Owner s Manual included with your boat for detailed shift throttle control operating information for your boat The levers have a detent in the neutral position straight up and dow...

Page 144: ...NOTE During regular warm up of the engines it is possible to temporarily increase the engine RPMs without moving the boat To accomplish this select the THROTTLE ONLY button located on the throttle con...

Page 145: ...your boat For outboard models move both throttles to neutral with the engines running and the joystick will automatically be active On stern drive equipped boats shift both throttles into neutral with...

Page 146: ...s and the boat is rolling in either the port or starboard direction use trim tabs to bring the boat back to a level driving position The operation of all Lenco switches is based on the position of the...

Page 147: ...is located on the dash below the engine control screen to the right of the steering wheel Sounds the Horn Turns on all screens Turns on Navigational Lights Manually turns on Forward Bilge Pumps Manual...

Page 148: ...wer Models Optional on the AV36 standard on the AV40 Purpose Shore power cables provide AC power to the boat when docked and are able to re charge the battery system Location The shore power connectio...

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Page 150: ...Additional Safety Support...

Page 151: ...ll Aviara stern drive and generator equipped boats feature an automatic fire suppression system The automatic system operates from sensors in the engine room and will automatically release a clean age...

Page 152: ...authorized Aviara dealer prior to Opening an engine compartment when there is indication of a fire inside can cause the fire to flare up and or spread which may result in extensive damage or even sink...

Page 153: ...signals of the emergency All persons should abandon ship and move to a safer location Boats can be consumed by fire and even explode if there are fuel fumes If a fire begins in another location other...

Page 154: ...eats or any other part of the boat If the ability exists to tie up to all cleats on the side nearest to the dock operators should do so Aviara also recommends using fenders to cushion the side of the...

Page 155: ...n will sound 3 The CO Alarm is now activated The green LED will flash once every 180 seconds Note that the CO alarm operates off of a battery for a period of seven 7 years from the date of manufacture...

Page 156: ...Below Deck...

Page 157: ...ter overboard either automatically or manually Because the bilge is located in the lowest portion of the boat s hull it is not always readily apparent to individuals on board whether there is water in...

Page 158: ...bilge pump can be manually activated by turning the bilge pump switches to the ON position Return the switch to the automatic position when finished emptying the bilge Leaving the switch in manual mo...

Page 159: ...r in the hull which can damage or sink the boat Make frequent checks of the battery charge and bilge pump function when the boats are moored and exposed to the elements Troubleshooting The bilge syste...

Page 160: ...een fumes Carbon monoxide is discussed in the Safety section of this Owner s Manual The engine or generator will also create flammable ignitable gasoline and or battery fumes Dispensed into the open a...

Page 161: ...drain batteries if run excessively without starting the engine s The blower must operate for a minimum of four 4 minutes before starting the engine at any time The blower must also be operated during...

Page 162: ...alf 1 2 of its original size it must be replaced to continue protection or damage to other metal parts may result Location The anode is mounted on the transom Operation There is no operation required...

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Page 164: ...Visual Assistance...

Page 165: ...n the water at dawn dusk or even at night Weather conditions during daylight may also result in the need to run or anchor with the lights on Operation Navigate to the lighting screen on the 11 screen...

Page 166: ...have tripped Reset the circuit if it continues to trip take the boat to an authorized Aviara dealer If the circuit breaker has not tripped the bulb may have burned out Although the lights are LEDs whi...

Page 167: ...artments Operation The digital switches that operate the courtesy underwater and Troubleshooting If the lights do not operate check the main circuit breaker panel to determine if a circuit may have tr...

Page 168: ...ers etc The Courtesy switch will turn on walkway lighting The Hardtop switch will turn on the overhead hard top lights The Underwater switch will turn on underwater lighting The Storage switch will tu...

Page 169: ...at in mind Failure to exercise caution can lead to injury Boisterous play is inappropriate on the swim platform and terraces because injury can occur Boisterous or rough housing behavior on the swim p...

Page 170: ...inger from the keypad button will stop the platform where it is 4 Additionally should the SWIM PLATFORM MASTER POWER switch fail for some reason the platform may be raised using the SWIM PLATFORM OVER...

Page 171: ...til fully deployed To raise the terrace press the TERRACE UP button until the terrace is fully raised and locked At any point removing your finger from the keypad button will stop the terrace where it...

Page 172: ...m platform or terraces are deployed follow the instructions below Note that starting the engines with the swim platform or terraces deployed should only be done in emergency situations or those in whi...

Page 173: ...age in any watersports or other activities in or near the stern area of the boat including without limitation the swim platform the submersible swim platform the folding terraces and the rear sun deck...

Page 174: ...Comfort and Convenience...

Page 175: ...ith the factory audio setup on any stereo related equipment will void the manufacturer s warranty and will cause the system to malfunction The system is set up such that aftermarket stereo equipment c...

Page 176: ...he engine ON This prevents excessive battery drain Instructions for operating the cabin HVAC can be found in supporting owner s manuals included in the owner s pack that came with your boat For AV40 m...

Page 177: ...ion In regular use the heater should not require any routine maintenance However it is advisable to avoid placing items in front of the vents particularly when the heater is in use The heated air comi...

Page 178: ...n also be controlled from the 11 screen at the helm To deploy the anchor remove the safety cable from the chain and set it aside so as not to get caught in the windlass Remove the remote control from...

Page 179: ...in injury or death It is also Once the anchor is at the bottom set an with the appropriate line angle then tie the line to the cleat next to the windlass to release pressure on the windlass system Pl...

Page 180: ...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 beco...

Page 181: ...to keep canvas material in good condition for the life of the boat See Cleaning the Boat section of this Owner s Manual for more information The use of canvas covers especially dark colored ones in h...

Page 182: ...ont of the hard top and covers the bow Operation To operate the powered aft sunshade navigate to the switches page on the 11 dash The sunshade will extend when the button is pressed The sunshade will...

Page 183: ...cing the hard top Ensure that the material is facing the correct side up 3 Insert the tension poles into the gunnel mounting points Ensure that they are properly seated in the mount 4 Attach the other...

Page 184: ...hat snow or water drains off the side rather than pooling on top of the cover Anti pooling covers use a drawstring system to lift the canvas mooring cover upwards Location Mooring covers mount over th...

Page 185: ...he rope cleat cover to prevent water intrusion NOTE Covers are custom designed for each boat model Your cover has bow and stern sections that match the layout of your boat It is critical that the cove...

Page 186: ...nder deck on all models but location varies by model Operation For information regarding the operation of the head system read the accompanyingTecma Owner s Manual included in your owner s manual pack...

Page 187: ...rued to prohibit the carriage of Coast Guard certified flow through treatment devices which have been secured so as to prevent such discharges They also state that waters where a Coast Guard certified...

Page 188: ...e cleaners caustic chemicals or lubricants and cleaners that contain alcohols or petroleum distillates To Operate the Macerator 1 Unlock and open the macerator seacock On AV32 models this seacock is l...

Page 189: ...ater directly into the bowl during the flush cycle 2 Flush toilet at least five times 3 Turn off water supply to toilet 4 Flush the toilet without water very briefly to evacuate all water This procedu...

Page 190: ...ld be cleaned as soon as practical Failure to clean any spillage may result in unpleasant odors mildew mold and damage to the deck or other areas of the boat This is not covered under warranty Trouble...

Page 191: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 192 Black Water Tank...

Page 192: ...wine bottle storage allows boaters to bring food and beverage on board for outings and keep such items at a lower temperature than ambient air to prevent spoilage Location An optional permanent cooler...

Page 193: ...the coolers ensure that the lids are securely closed prior to operation of the boat If the lids are not secure water ice and food beverage items may become dislodged and spill into the void where the...

Page 194: ...ng and installing the cooler as well as accessing the cooler for beverages food The shock could have reduced performance if the cooler cushion is saturated with water Also if the seat hinges become mi...

Page 195: ...food and beverages for a day on the water Location Refrigerator location varies by model but most are mounted in the wetbar area or in the cabin Operation The refrigerator operates by opening the cool...

Page 196: ...t the interior never remove layers of ice with hard or sharp tools because they can damage the plastic of the vaporizer Allow the unit to air defrost Troubleshooting If the refrigerator will not turn...

Page 197: ...n the freshwater tank Tank volumes vary by model Water from the waterway in which you are boating is not brought aboard through the system Ensure that the faucet is OFF and the countertop lid secured...

Page 198: ...ant damage to the system which is not covered under warranty DO NOT pour any drain opener or caustic substance down the wet bar drain Do not use a plumber s snake or other device to try to open a malf...

Page 199: ...adder has a stowed position and an operational position The ladder stows in the swim platform Ladder operation varies by model For ladders with a fiberglass lid open the lid unfold the ladder and drop...

Page 200: ...ople can become dislodged from locations that are not actual seating which could result in falls in the boat or overboard resulting in serious injury or death Location All models have seating inside t...

Page 201: ...may be exposed to carbon monoxide if the engine is running Carbon monoxide is a colorless tasteless odorless and poisonous gas that accumulates rapidly and can cause serious injury or death Exposure t...

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Page 203: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 204 Care and Maintenance...

Page 204: ...Lifting the Boat...

Page 205: ...is NOT designed to be used as a central lifting point The deck and hard top may be damaged Never use the cleats as lifting points See the Storage Cradle sub section of this section Also never lift a b...

Page 206: ...e angular intersection of the bottom and sides of the boat to the keel with no gaps between the hull and cradle supports Aviara recommends a total support area of at least 1700 square inches for all b...

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Page 208: ...Corrosion Prevention...

Page 209: ...ith salt water The aluminum is by design self sacrificing It is slowly eroded away by electrolytic action and requires periodic inspection for deterioration When the aluminum has eroded to approximate...

Page 210: ...steel chrome plated and anodized aluminum parts are not totally resistant to corrosion Occasional cleaning and polishing with a marine chrome and stainless polish will maintain and extend the life of...

Page 211: ...Be sure to follow the paint manufacturer s directions exactly Be sure all fasteners used are approved and rated for marine use Most fasteners used on Aviara boats are stainless steel or specially coat...

Page 212: ...Cleaning the Boat...

Page 213: ...berglass mat and woven roving It is these layers that give the boat its strength and maintain the hull shape The boat bottom also uses special coremat material for its strength to weight and superior...

Page 214: ...ung or linseed oil which can be found at marinas paint stores or home improvement stores 1 Before applying teak tung or linseed oil to seal and protect it the wood should be cleaned with a mild soap a...

Page 215: ...or powder coated finish on the extrusions Canvas Covers The material used in constructing boat covers is made from 100 percent solution dyed polyester fiber with a urethane coating to provide excelle...

Page 216: ...longer than twenty 20 minutes Rinse thoroughly and allow to completely air dry Repeat if necessary The material has an applied finish that deters mold and mildew growth but it does not make it mold pr...

Page 217: ...n and dry thoroughly after washing to prevent mildew accumulations when the boat is covered Enclosed Head The head should be emptied on shore within an acceptable holding tank septic system or sewer I...

Page 218: ...tmosphere and are more prevalent in high humidity areas Rain cleanses the air with the result being that the micro organisms are deposited on items such as marine vinyl While the vinyl is treated to r...

Page 219: ...cleaning agents to the vinyl Please check compatibility when using this product in combination with painted or varnished surfaces Always remove stains immediately Upholstery must be kept CLEAN AND DRY...

Page 220: ...er locations around the boat Care Cleaning SeaDek flooring is very simple Occasionally wash with mild detergent and warm water To clean dirt mud or footprints from SeaDek Recommended Products Vinyl Fi...

Page 221: ...mall amount of the cleaner on the oil stain Scrub lightly with the grain until oily substance washes out Rinse the SeaDek with clean water Repeat if necessary Cleaning Notes Please follow your state a...

Page 222: ...Maintenance Service...

Page 223: ...s Failure to follow the maintenance requirements and instructions listed in this and all other manuals may result in damage to the components systems and equipment of the boat Resulting damage will no...

Page 224: ...r details Inspect the battery connections and hold downs Inspect the drive trains for loose or missing hardware Inspect the throttles for wear and interference with other components Inspect the fuel s...

Page 225: ...hould be checked prior to starting the boat The seacock strainers are standard on all boats with Ilmor engines Annually Every One Hundred 100 Hours or in accordance with the engine owner s manual NOTE...

Page 226: ...ottle shift control levers are in neutral Locate the batteries Batteries are placed in varying locations depending on the model Step 2 Check that the battery post connections are clean and tight If no...

Page 227: ...ing a battery make sure the ignition keys and all accessories are in the OFF position Also remember to re attach Be careful not to touch the positive terminals with the wrench Loosen and remove the po...

Page 228: ...and the negative cable connected to the negative post When charging batteries generate small amounts of dangerous hydrogen gas This gas is highly explosive Keep all sparks flames and smoking well away...

Page 229: ...e illness or impairment including carbon monoxide poisoning Equally important to consider leakage can lead to a build up of potentially explosive fumes within the engine compartment to the engines as...

Page 230: ...attery may cause an electrical charge or even an explosion of the battery which could cause death or serious injury DO NOT IGNORE OR OVERLOOK THIS INSPECTION REPAIR AS NECESSARY Before Each Use After...

Page 231: ...boats are pressurized they can be disconnected and or removed ONLY by using specialized tools that are not available to the public Reinspect after the fuel tank has been filled full for the first time...

Page 232: ...om the water for a general cleaning In instances of boats being left moored in water it may be necessary to periodically run the bilge pump to clear out water that has intruded into the bilge compartm...

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Page 234: ...Scheduled Maintenance...

Page 235: ...e as well as long life for the boat and the critical matter of safety Even if the annual maintenance work is completed by an authorized Aviara service technician boat owners and operators should still...

Page 236: ...artment is totally open to the atmosphere This allows complete air circulation and ventilation A boat engine is housed in a closed compartment the underside of which is the bottom hull of the boat Che...

Page 237: ...nce of loose fuel fittings deteriorated lines or other problems associated with the fuel system call an authorized Aviara dealer Due to the potential for serious consequences when errors occur in serv...

Page 238: ...or use Some units may not require annual checks refer to the signage and labeling on the individual units for further guidance Other Maintenance Boat owners are required to perform routine regular mai...

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Page 240: ...Storage Winterization...

Page 241: ...nance Check with an authorized Aviara dealer s service department regarding your boat s needs to determine if this is an appropriate time for annual service Without proper preparation storage for long...

Page 242: ...the boat is being prepared for outings after storage will NOT clean the gumming that has occurred or remove water from the fuel tank or otherwise eliminate any problems that have occurred due to fail...

Page 243: ...storage and engine compartments opened up so they can properly air dry and prevent mildew from trapped moisture See the Cleaning section of this Owners Manual Step 5 Apply a coat of wax to the entire...

Page 244: ...following the steps below 1 Drain the potable water tank completely by opening all faucets and flushing the head 2 Once drained pump out the blackwater waste holding tank 3 If you plan to clean the ho...

Page 245: ...all safety precautions associated with changing batteries Often batteries that have been stored over winter will require recharging Only an authorized battery charger should be used to charge the batt...

Page 246: ...ce as noted previously in this Owner s Manual If it was not done prior to storage perform annual maintenance as well Step 11 Inspect the fresh water cooling system if it was drained for storage fill t...

Page 247: ...ng Repairing Propellers Follow the instructions outlined in the propeller owner s manuals Bravo Three or Flow Torq for a detailed process for replacing propellers for sterndrive or outboard motors Oth...

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Page 249: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 250 Limited Warranty Statement...

Page 250: ...Warranty Registration and Transfer...

Page 251: ...ime an implied warranty lasts so the above limitations may not apply to you This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights You may have other rights which vary from state to state 2 Limited War...

Page 252: ...pplicable time periods set forth in this Section 2 unless a longer warranty period is required by applicable law in which case such longer warranty period will apply Aviara s boats and trailers are ma...

Page 253: ...warranty information regarding those components from the manufacturer of that equipment b Damage caused by misuse negligence accident collision or impact with any object Use of an Aviara boat powered...

Page 254: ...and floor covers and any other surface coatings as well as damage due to in water storage without proper barrier coat and bottom paints Although Aviara uses the highest grade of gel coat materials a c...

Page 255: ...s and exclusions set forth in Section 3 of this warranty all of which apply to Commercial Boats the following additional warranty limitations apply to Commercial Boats a For a period of ninety 90 days...

Page 256: ...urther force or effect b There is no warranty coverage for a subsequent owner regardless of the period of time or the number of engine hours 4 3 Demo Boats 4 3 1 Definition For purposes of this Warran...

Page 257: ...er any provision of this Limited Warranty shall be limited to the repair or replacement of the boat trailer or component part or the refund of the purchase price paid by the Purchaser for the boat tra...

Page 258: ...y will operate to extend any of the warranty periods set forth in Sections 2 or 4 hereof In order to effectuate the transfer of the Limited Warranty the original retail purchaser and the new owner mus...

Page 259: ...Aviara Dealer will repair or have repaired all defective parts found to be under Warranty Any repairs performed by Dealer must receive prior written authorization from the Aviara unless otherwise sta...

Page 260: ...ornia Evaporative Emissions Control System Warranty StatementYour Warranty Rights and Obligations The California Air Resources Board and Aviara are pleased to explain the evaporative emission control...

Page 261: ...a dealer or Aviara Boats at 1 423 884 2221 Applicable SIMW evaporative emissions warranty parts list pursuant to 13 CCR 2861 e 1 Canister Mounting Brackets 2 Carbon Canister 3 Clamps 4 Fuel Cap 5 Fuel...

Page 262: ...le of the boat by the original retail Purchaser occurs within five 5 years of the date of the original retail purchase of the boat by Purchaser AND b The original retail Purchaser and the second owner...

Page 263: ...ion 2 6 or Section 4 as applicable of the Warranty Send the required items by postage prepaid mail U S Postal Service to Aviara Boats c o MasterCraft Boat Company LLC Attention Customer Service Warran...

Page 264: ...l No Owner Information Please Print Original Owner Name New Second Owner s Name Date of Purchase by Second Owner Second Owner Contact Information Street Address City State Zip Code Email Mobile Phone...

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Page 267: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 268 Service Log...

Page 268: ...l that Came WithYour Boat Date Date Date Date Date Replace raw water impeller Add change oil filter Lubricate starter gear and shaft Change engine oil and filter Check all safety equipment Replace imp...

Page 269: ...er s Manual that Came WithYour Boat Date Date Date Date Date Check prop shaft coupling alignments Inspect exhaust flaps Lubricate steering system Lubricate shift and throttle system Inspect complete f...

Page 270: ...Glossary of Terms...

Page 271: ...so it can be pumped overboard BOARD To enter the boat BOUNDARY WATERS A body of water between two areas of jurisdiction i e a river between two states BOW The forward portion of the boat BULKHEAD Vert...

Page 272: ...tank which communicates fuel levels to the dashboard fuel gauge FUEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM An internal computer system in Aviara boats that calculates fuel burn and fuel tank volume to give operators prec...

Page 273: ...caused by trimming the engine too far out of the water This is particularly apparent in boats running at high speeds with an inbalance in weight PORT 1 The left side of a boat when facing the bow 2 A...

Page 274: ...receives signals from the depth sounder TRANSOM The transom is the transverse vertical section that makes up the rear or stern of a boat directly opposite the bow UNDERWAY A boat in motion i e not mo...

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Page 276: ...Index...

Page 277: ...attery Connections and Hold Downs Inspect ________________________________ 227 Battery Is Fully Charged Check ________________________________________ 163 231 Before Each Use _________________________...

Page 278: ...___________________ 218 Engine Control Screen ___________________________________________________ 129 Engine Emergency Safety Stop Switch ______________________________________ 143 Engine Flush ______...

Page 279: ...he Battery Connections ________________________________ 227 Horn _________________________________________________________________ 155 How to Protect Yourself and Others ______________________________...

Page 280: ...______________85 Mercury Engines Gasoline for _____________________________________________85 Mercury Owner s Manual _________________________________________________85 Model Features and Specs ______...

Page 281: ...___________________________________________ 248 Repeat Check For Fuel And Or Exhaust Leaks _________________________________ 232 Required Equipment ____________________________________________________...

Page 282: ...Emergency Saftey Stop ______________________________________ 143 Switches _____________________________________________________________ 124 Switches Digital __________________________________________...

Page 283: ...AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL 284...

Page 284: ...NOXIDE PHTHALATES AND LEAD WHICH ARE KNOWN TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER AND BIRTH DEFECTS OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM TO MINIMIZE EXPOSURE AVOID BREATHING EXHAUST SERVICE YOUR VESSEL IN A...

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