Scout Boats 300 LXF, Owner'S Manual

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Interior Equipment
To operate the system, make sure the thru-hull
valve for the air conditioner seawater supply pump
is on. The pump, valve and sea strainer are lo-
cated in the aft system compartment bilge. Make
sure the air conditioning circuit in the cabin DC
breaker panel is activated. The air conditioning
then will be controlled by the electronic control
panel in the cabin. When activated, water should
continuously flow from the overboard drain thru-
hull.
12.4 Cabin Woodwork
The wood cabin floor is made of simulated wood.
The step is made of teak. The step is finished
with a high quality urethane finish that will provide
years of protection with proper care and treat-
ment. It is important to avoid tracking sand and
dirt on the cabin floor and step. Sand and dirt
acts like sand paper and will eventually sand off
the finish in the traffic areas. The wood step can
be sanded and refinished as necessary.
Use caution when varnishing wood steps. The
wood grain is a natural nonskid and too much
varnish or polyurethane will fill the grain and
make the wood slippery. You should use a satin
or flat varnish and only apply one or two coats.
A nonskid material mixed with the varnish may
be required to keep cabin steps from becoming
slippery when they are refinished.
The synthetic wood floors can be vacuumed then
washed with a mixture of water and household
cleaner. Wipe the floor dry with a clean towel.
Synthetic Wood Cabin Sole & Teak Step
Synthetic Wood Cabin Sole
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