Silverton 330 Sport Bridge, Owner'S Manual

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Carpeting
The carpet in your 330 Sport Bridge is a high
quality nylon pile. Normal cleaning and main-
tenance is accomplished by vacuuming on a
frequent and regular basis. Refer to the carpet
manufacturer’s pamphlet included with your
owner’s packet for additional cleaning proce-
dures, such as stain removal.
You may have chosen as an option at the time of
purchase of your
330 Sport Bridge , a “Central
Vac” vacuum cleaning system. Similar to the
system in your home, only a removable vacuum
hose with cleaning attachments is necessary
to vacuum any portion of the interior of your
yacht. The “Central Vac” system in your yacht
is operated on the AC electrical system with a
“Ground Fault Interrupter” circuit for your pro-
tection. The vacuum motor and canister (stores
the vacuumed soil) are self-contained in one unit
and located in the lower portion of the dinette
seat (See photograph below, which illustrates the
location of the “Central Vac” system). Access
to the canister is gained through a panel located
on the inboard face of the dinette seat. There is
one (1) vacuum hose outlet, which is located on
the face of the canister access panel. Refer to
the manufacturer’s pamphlet included with your
owner’s packet for speci
fi
c directions concern-
ing operation of the system.
Corian
The galley and head counter tops and head sinks
are manufactured of Corian, which is a superior
quality, tough, scratch-resistant material. The
Corian surfaces in your
330 Sport Bridge are
a Matte/Satin
fi
nish and are easily cleaned and
maintained in the following manner:
Cleaning: Dirt and stains are removed by using
a soap and warm water solution. Tough stains
may be removed by using an ammonia-based
cleaning agent. Watermarks may be removed
simply by wiping the surface with a clean, damp
cloth and drying with a towel.
Disinfecting: Occasionally wipe the surfaces
with a 50/50 water and bleach solution. Rinse
with warm water and dry with a towel.
Sink Cleaning and Disinfecting: General
cleaning of the Corian sinks is the same proce-
dure as described above. For a more thorough
cleaning, occasionally
fi
ll the sink with a 50/50
water and bleach solution and let soak for
fi
fteen
(15) minutes. As the solution drains, wash the
bottom and sides, rinse with warm water and
dry with a towel.
Cuts and Scratches: Cuts and scratches may
be removed from your Corian surfaces. Refer to
the manufacturer’s pamphlet included with your
owner’s packet for the proper procedure.