Formula 2008 5-20 Fastech, Руководство по обслуживанию

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FORMULA
FASTECH
FASTECH
Shore Power Connection
1. Shore Power Cord
2. Threaded Locking Collar
3. Boat Receptacle
The shore power system requires a special,
marine grade three-conductor cable to make a
proper connection to the shore. Dockside
connections and the boat side connections are
plug-in. Boatside connections are also locked in
position with a threaded locking collar to prevent
accidental disconnection and to enhance water
resistance. Refer to Specifications, in Section 3,
for the location of your shore power receptacles.
Plugs and receptacles for different
systems are designed in non-
interchangeable configurations. A plug
from one system cannot fit into the
receptacle of another system. Do not
modify a shore power cable. Use only
commercially available adapters for
system modification.
To Connect:
1. Turn OFF the generator power switch on the
AC control panel. Move the lock over to
secure the switch in place.
2. Turn OFF the shore power switch on the AC
control panel.
Ensure Shore Power Inlet Breaker(s) (Figure 5-5)
is switched OFF.
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Shore Power Connection
Figure 5-6
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3. If the outlet on the dock has a disconnect
switch, turn the switch OFF.
4. Connect the shore power cable at the boat
first.
5. Make sure the cable has more slack than the
mooring lines.
6. Remove the cap from the outlet on the dock.
Connect the cable to the outlet.
7. Turn ON the dock’s outlet breaker(s). Turn ON
the Shore Power Inlet Breaker(s).
8. Turn ON the shore power switch on the AC
control panel. If the reverse polarity light
remains ON, immediately turn OFF the shore
power switch and disconnect the shore power
cable at the shore outlet. Contact your
Formula dealer to service the system before
you use it.
9. Turn ON the respective branch circuit
breakers as needed.
To Disconnect:
1. Turn OFF the shore power switch.
2. If the shore outlet has a disconnect switch,
turn it to the OFF position.
3. Disconnect the shore power cord at the shore
outlet.
4. Disconnect the cable from the boat and close
the cap.
Some marinas have been known to
“break” shore power ground circuits to
prevent electrolysis. Opening the ground
circuit creates a potentially dangerous
onboard shock hazard. Use caution when
using a "break" shore power ground
circuit.
For further information regarding your shore
power system, please contact your Formula
dealer.
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