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2021 OWNERS MANUAL | How It Works 111
trailer that could affect safety or overload the trailer and cause
damage that is not covered under warranty.
When emptying the ballast tanks, watch the outlets on both
sides of the boat and aft, depending on the model and number
of outlets. If you are uncertain, check with your authorized
Malibu dealer for assistance in determining the bilge outlets from
the ballast outlets. Ballast pumps will continue working as long
as the controller is on. Therefore, operators must ensure that
the pumping is turned off when the outlets show only a minute
amount of water is coming out. Leaving the pumps on will result
in pump damage.
If the boat is equipped with additional ballast bags, Malibu
recommends rechecking that the rear tanks are empty five
minutes after starting the drain process. This verifies that no
extra water was left in the bags and has drained into the hard
tanks.
Models: All Wakesetter models are equipped with ballast
systems, per the customer’s order. The optional plumbing for
Plug ’n Play must be part of the original order.
Power Wedge III
The Power Wedge III has up to 1,500 pounds of wake-creating
water displacement. The upward angle radically increases lift,
allowing the driver to get a fully loaded boat on plane much
more quickly. The Power Wedge III is teamed with Surf Gate
to maximize the wake experience. The Power Wedge III is
controlled through the video 12” MaliView touch screen as
explained in the Dashes and Video Screens section of this manual.
The Power Wedge can also be controlled by the optional rotary
control knob offered in the Sport Package; the optional steering
wheel controls; or the optional Surf Band. Because the water
displacement affects how the boat handles, Malibu recommends
practicing operations with the Power Wedge III and/or Surf Gate
before deploying with riders/boarders/surfers behind the boat.
The Power Wedge will not return to “stow” unless the boat
Boats that are going to be stored for more than a couple of weeks
or prepared for winter, must have all of the water removed from
the ballast tanks. Failure to do so can result in damage that is not
covered under warranty.
NOTICE
Ballast pumps must be turned OFF after emptying the tanks. When
only a drizzle of water is coming from the outlets, manually turn OFF
the ballast pumps, via the video screen. Allowing the ballast pumps
to continue operating when there is no water to be pumped will result
in the internal components being permanently damaged, which is not
covered under warranty.
NOTICE
speed is above 1 mph and below 10 mph. Always verify there is
no person or object around the Power Wedge while it is stowing.
If an object is obstructing the process, damage or injury could
occur if caught between the wedge and the transom. The
Power Wedge III has a pressure relief valve to allow the wedge to
move manually and freely in the event of a fault. Information on
how to use the pressure relief valve is provided in the Care and
Maintenance section of this manual.
There is a breaker board in the port rear closeout adjacent
to the engine compartment. The back board contains four
breakers or five if the boat is equipped with the optional stern
thruster. If the Power Wedge III will not operate, verify that
the supplemental breakers located in the port rear storage
compartment are properly set.
Note that the Power Wedge III should always be retracted
when not in use.
Models: The Power Wedge III is available standard on all
Wakesetter models.
Surf Gate
Surf Gate, especially when teamed with the Power Wedge III,
offers the most innovative wake production in the industry. As
with the Power Wedge III, control of the two transom-mounted
gates is through the 12” MaliView touch screen as explained in
the Dashes and Video Screens section of this manual. The Surf
Gates can also be controlled by the optional rotary control knob
offered in the Sport Dash; the optional steering wheel controls;
or the Surf Band.
The gates are controlled by selecting the desired surf side of
the boat (port/left or starboard/right). When a gate is deployed,
the actual desired surf wake will be created on the opposite side
of the boat. For example, when the left wake is desired, select
the left arrow; the right/starboard gate will be the gate that will
deploy. The gate will deploy only between the speeds of 9 mph
and 13.6 mph. While the transfer is occurring, there is audio
CAUTION
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All tanks must be emptied BEFORE the boat is loaded onto a trailer.
It makes maneuvering much easier, plus it helps avoid damage to the
trailer or the boat hull. Such damage is not covered under warranty.
Never stand or sit on the Power Wedge III plate or place objects on
it. Never use the Power Wedge III to mount the transom. The Power
Wedge III cannot sustain added weight on it, and subsequent damage
to the Power Wedge III or transom of the boat as a result will not be
covered under warranty.
NOTICE