PURSUIT 3000 OFFSHORE EXPRESS, Owner'S Manual

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batteries may lose their charge. They may be recharged with the
110 volt A.C. installed battery charger (see Section 2.7.2.). If
you have trouble getting them charged, or to hold a charge after
charging, contact your dealer or a marine electrical
service to investigate the cause.
Every time you use your boat, it is a good idea to check all the
D.C. equipment on your boat. If you find something that does
not work properly, contact your dealer or a quali-
fied marine electrical service to repair.
5 . 3 . 2 . 110 V A.C. System
IN ORDER TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK, THE
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SHOULD ONLY BE REPAIRED
BY A QUALIFIED MARINE ELECTRICIAN.
The terminals on each end of the shore cord should be checked
for corrosion every time it is used, before using. The outside
should also be checked for cracks and chafing of the insulation
each time it is used.
The generator, if installed, requires regular maintenance and you
should refer to the owner’s manual supplied by the generator
manufacturer for specifics.
Every time you use your boat, it is a good idea to check all the
A.C. equipment on your boat. If you find something that does
not work properly, contact your dealer or a quali-
fied marine electrical service to repair.
5 . 4 . EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT AND FIBERGLASS
The exterior of your 3000 Offshore Express, like
most fiberglass boats, requires very little maintenance to keep
in top shape, but some is necessary. Any installed electronics
should be kept clean and dry and should be maintained according
to the owner’s manuals supplied by the equipment manufacturer.
Rev. B 08/17/98
WARNING
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT AND FIBERGLASS
3000 Offshore Express 5-7