Chaparral SSi 2013, Руководство владельца/оператора

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2013 Chaparral SSi Owner’s Manual
Chaparral Boats, Inc.
Nashville, GA
chaparralboats.com
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Speedometer
The speedometer indicates the speed your boat is crossing the water in
miles per hour. Water pressure from a water pick up at the boat’s stern is
measured and converted into a reading on the speedometer.
4-in-1 Multifunction Gauge
The multifunction gauge contains four gauges into one. This includes en-
gine oil pressure, battery voltage, engine water temperature and trim.
The oil pressure gauge is an accurate indicator about what is going
on inside your boat’s engine. Any serious problem with your engine will
likely be indicated on this gauge. Check the reading when the engine is
new, and use it as the reference point during the life of your engine. Also,
check with your Chaparral dealer for the normal pressure reading for your
boat’s engine.
The voltmeter indicates battery voltage. When the engine is running, the
meter should read between 12 an 15 volts. A signifi cantly lower reading
may indicate a battery or alternator problem or a heavy drain on the bat-
tery. If the voltmeter display fl uctuates, the alternator may not be charging
properly.
The water temperature gauge indicates the temperature of the cooling
water circulating inside your engine. A thermostat keeps the temperature
of the water at a preset temperature. If the temperature raises or con-
tinues to rise above normal, shut down your engine and determine the
cause of the high temperature.
The trim gauge indicates the angle of the engine outdrive. This gauge
will assist in the planning and overall performance of your boat.
Depth Finder
The optional depth fi nder measures the depth of the water form the bot-
tom of your boat. See the manufacturer’s instruction manual for details
about proper operation and maintenance.
Compass
The compass (optional on some models) indicates the direction or head-
ing in which your boat is traveling. Have the compass calibrated by an
experienced technician. See the manufacturer’s instruction manual for
details about proper operation and maintenance.
GPS
Some models include an optional GPS. Our GPS units combine
reliability and ease-of-use operation to help you get the most out of your
time on the water. Refer to owner’s manual packet for instructions and
warranty information.
CAUTION : Compass reading may be erroneous if compensator
is not properly adjusted. Always make a deviation table and use it
when navigating with compass.
STEERING
Other than the common sense and good judgment of the operator, the
steering system is the most important safety system on your boat. Fac-
tors requiring operator attention for safe steering include engine torque,
trim tabs settings, waves and speed.
Power steering provides positive steering control while providing the op-
erator with the steering sensitivity and “feel” needed for good steering
control. An enclosed cable system connects the steering wheel to the
stern drive. Check cables regularly and tighten them as needed.
Note: Your boat has a mechanical steering system. Refer to the
steering manufacturer’s owner’s manual found in your Owner’s
Packet, for detailed information regarding use, care and mainte-
nance of the steering system.
Note: Refer to the engine manufacturer’s information found in your
Owner’s Packet for use, care and maintenance instructions for pow-
er steering units installed on their motors.