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Chapter 8: Canyon 456
Shower Sump
The shower sump is located underneath the shower drain floor and can be accessed through
the shower floor insert. The “Sump Pump” switch on the CZone Panel must be on for the sump pump
to operate. The shower sump defaults to on when CZone is powered up, and is only OFF if turned OFF
manually. The shower sump collects and discharges drainage from the head shower and
condensation from the cabin air conditioner. The sump pump should be turned on whenever either
are in use. The shower sump contains a filter which should always be installed when using the
shower to prevent the sump pump from becoming clogged. Similar to a bilge pump, the sump pump
is activated automatically by a float switch to discharge the collected water overboard via a thru-
hull. See “Shower Sump” on page 6-9 for maintenance information.
Shore Water
Your Canyon 456 is equipped with shore water plumbing. Simply attach any shore water supply
to the freshwater inlet located on the aft deck, forward of the engines. The shore water plumbing
bypasses the freshwater pump and tank installed on your boat. Therefore, the freshwater switch on
the CZone
panel does not have to be on when connected to shore water. All freshwater features on
your boat are available for use when connected to shore water without depleting the supply in your
water tank.
Steering
Your Canyon 456 is equipped with Quad Yamaha XTO 425 outboards with electric steering. The
engine ignition panel must be ON for the steering to operate. There is no maintenance required for
the steering system. For any questions regarding the steering system on the 456 consult your
Yamaha Outboard manual or your dealer.
Stereo
The stereo is equipped with Apple AirPlay
®
and built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
®
. The stereo is
capable of doing over-the-air software updates on a touchscreen display. The stereo also includes
advanced SiriusXM-ready features. There are two head control units on the boat. The head unit at
the helm controls the eight speakers in cockpit. There are two subwoofers in the aft section of the
cockpit, four speakers in the hard top as well as two in the bow. The head unit in the cabin, controls
the three interior speakers.
Two amplifiers are located behind the trash can in the leanbar rigging area. These amplifiers
operate the speakers in the bow and the cockpit. Refer to the stereo owner’s manual in your Owner’s
Packet for specific instructions on using this unit.
To make the stereo head units crossfeed, change the Helm stereo input (from FM, AM, Bluetooth,
etc) to AUX 1. The Cabin Stereo Zone 4 output (labeled HELM FEED) will automatically send whatever
is playing on the Cabin unit to the Helm. Reversing the process will allow Zone 4 at the Helm to feed
the AUX 1 input in the Cabin.