Carver 46 VOYAGER, Руководство пользователя

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4.4.2 Hull Drain
Your boat is equipped with one hull drain. The drain allows water to drain
from the bilges while the boat is in dry storage. The boat and cradle should
be positioned to allow water to flow toward the hull drain. The drain is
located in the transom in the deepest portion of the hull’s “V.”
Make sure the hull drain plug is securely screwed into the hull drain
before launching the boat.
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Coat the threads of the hull drain plug with waterproof grease before you install
the plug into the hull drain fitting. This makes it easier to remove the plug at a
later date.
4.5 Sanitation System
Your boat’s sanitation system includes the port and starboard heads, port
and starboard waste tanks, and the optional overboard waste discharge
system. When properly used, this system conforms to all United States
antipollution laws.
4.5.1 Toilets
The toilets use fresh water and vacuum pressure to remove waste from the
head. If you have guests who are unfamiliar with marine sanitation sys-
tems, instruct them on how to properly use the toilets. Refer to the OEM
information for details on operating the toilets.
To operate the vacuum flush system:
1. Turn the “house” battery master disconnect switch to the “ON” posi-
tion.
2. On the Safety Breaker Panel, make sure the Electric Heads - Forward
and Aft circuit breakers are “ON.”
3. Check the Do Not Flush Panel near the toilet. If the red indicator is lit,
the waste tank is full and must be emptied before you can flush the
toilet. If the red indicator is not lit, proceed to step 4.
4. Press the foot pedal at the base of the toilet. This flushes the toilet.
It is common for vacuum systems to gradually lose vacuum pressure. When
pressure in the system drops below a predetermined level, the vacuum