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CENTURY BOATS OWNER’S MANUAL – GENERAL INFORMATION MODEL YEAR 2017
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III. SYSTEM/COMPONENTS
1. Instrument/Switch Panels
All gauges are illuminated for operation after sunset. An explanation of the instruments, switches and controls
follows. Their number and location vary by model; some may not appear on your model.
A. Tachometer
Registers engine speed in revolutions per minute. Use this gauge to keep the engine within the proper
operating range. Consult the engine manual for the proper RPM operating range for your engine.
B. Speedometer
Registers forward boat speed in miles per hour. Use this gauge to monitor fuel consumption and propeller
performance.
2.
Electrical System
Your boat is equipped with a 12-volt negative ground DC system. Battery location will vary from model to model.
Each battery in your boat will independently power its own system (i.e.: house battery will power the house
system; engine battery will only power the engine).
The cranking battery/s are recharged by the alternator when the engine is operating. When the battery/’s reach
full voltage, the installed DSVR will shift the charge over to the house battery to help maintain its performance
throughout the day.
3. Fuses and Breakers
All Century Boats are equipped with circuits protected from an overload. In the event of an overload or short
circuit, the fuse will blow out or a circuit breaker will trip. If a circuit continuously overloads under normal
operating conditions, have your boat inspected by the dealer immediately.
Each individual circuit is protected with a breaker located in the console, switch panel, fuse panel or at the
cranking battery switch panel. Fuse and Breaker sizes vary depending on model, check with your dealer for correct
size.
Boats speedometers, which operate with
water pressure, may not be accurate.
Do not exceed the recommended fuse sizes. Always install the
proper (type and rating) fuses whenever replacing or changing fuses.
Continuous fuse failures indicate a severe problem and requires
immediate attention. Failure to install the correct fuse may result in
damage to the electrical system or severe personal injury.