Carver 356 2004, Руководство пользователя

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water and any remaining waste, then turn "OFF"
the waste pump.
14. Replace the "WASTE" deck plate.
15. Switch the Waste Pump circuit breaker "OFF".
16. Close the overboard discharge seacock.
Direct Overboard Discharge
NOTE: It is against the law to discharge waste over-
board in many areas of the United States. It is your
responsibility to make sure that you are in compliance
with all applicable Federal, state and local laws when
using your boat's direct overboard discharge system.
People who discharge waste overboard in restricted
areas are subject to significant penalties.
In certain coastal areas of the world it is legal to dis-
charge waste into the sea. To accommodate this proce-
dure Carver offers an optional direct overboard dis-
charge system for your boat. This system is available
only on boats that are exported or used in the coastal
areas of the United States.
With the direct overboard discharge system, waste is
flushed from the heads directly overboard. If overboard
discharge is not legal where you are, you can flush the
waste to waste tanks where it is stored. You can then
either wait until you reach an area where overboard
discharge is legal or use a dockside pumpout station to
empty the waste tanks.
To flush waste directly overboard:
1. Open the direct overboard discharge seacock for the
forward head. This seacock is located below the
hatch in the galley floor.
2. Locate the valve that lets you bypass the forward
waste tank and flush waste directly overboard. This
valve is located below the hatch in the galley floor.
Position the valve to "OVERBOARD".
3. Open the direct overboard discharge seacock for the
aft head. This seacock is located below the aft hatch
in the aft stateroom floor.