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FORMULA
SYSTEM OPERATION AND EQUIPMENT
SUN SPORT
To connect to city water:
1. Turn the 12 VDC WATER PUMP circuit
breaker OFF.
2. Remove the plug from the boat’s water inlet
fitting.
3. Attach the proper sanitary drinking water hose
to the dockside city water outlet. Turn on the
water and flush the hose before connecting it
to your boat.
GRAY WATER SYSTEM
In some models, the gray water from the sink
drains, shower drains and air conditioning
condensation drain flows into a shower sump box.
When the gray water in the sump box reaches a
predetermined level, a switch activates a pump.
The water is then evacuated overboard or, in the
case of boats with the “gray water” option, into the
waste holding tank.
Gray water from the head is also stored in the
waste tank. Refer to
Specifications
, in
Section
3
, for waste tank capacity.
Fresh Water Dockside Hookup
Figure 5-14
FOR081
WASTE WATER (HEAD)
SYSTEM
Your Formula is equipped with one of the three
following systems:
l
Portable Head
l
Manual Marine Head
l
VacuFlush/Electric Head
For an in-depth description of the operation and
maintenance procedures for the head system
specific to your boat, refer to the manufacturer’s
literature located in the “Systems” section of the
Formula Owner Information Binder. The following
general information provides the basics of each
system’s operation.
Portable Head
—The portable head unit is a
manual flush style head system that does not
require 12VDC power. All waste is contained
within the waste tank portion of the head unit.
Waste can be emptied from the head unit
by emptying the waste tank into a permanent
toilet facility.
Monitor your waste tank level indicator to know
when your tank has reached its full capacity.
Never attempt to over fill the waste tank.
After emptying the waste holding tank, recharge
the holding tank with the approved waste
treatment chemical as detailed in the head unit
owner’s manual found in your Formula Owner’s
Information Binder.
Portable Head
Figure 5-15
SS 240-002