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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY

  

Embracing Safety

 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1-2 

     Signal Words and Symbols Used in This Manual ...............................................................................................................................................................1-2 
     Basic Safety Rules ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-3 
     Pre-Operation Check List–Before Leaving the Dock .........................................................................................................................................................1-3 
     Precautions While Underway ..................................................................................................................................................................................................1-4 
     Safety While Maintaining the Vessel .....................................................................................................................................................................................1-5 

  Owner Responsibility and Boating Education

 .......................................................................................................................................... 1-6 

     Important Safety Information ...................................................................................................................................................................................................1-6 
     Responsibilities of Boat Owner and Operators ...................................................................................................................................................................1-6 
     Registration ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-6 
     Insurance ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-6 
     Boating Safety Education Opportunities ...............................................................................................................................................................................1-6 
     Operation by Minors and Licensing .......................................................................................................................................................................................1-7 
     Navigation Lights .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-7 
     Emergency Safety Stop Switch .................................................................................................................................................................................................1-8 
     Personal Flotation Devices ........................................................................................................................................................................................................1-8 
     Fire Extinguisher .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-9 
     Horn or Whistle ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-9 
     Bilge Pump(s).............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-10 
     Visual Distress Signals .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-10 
     Recommended Safety Equipment ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-10 

  General Boating Safety Topics

 ............................................................................................................................................................. 1-11 

     Safe Speed .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-11 
     Passenger Safety ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-11 
     Carbon Monoxide Safety ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-12 
     Proper Loading ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-13 
     Weighting Your Boat During Watersport Activities ....................................................................................................................................................... 1-13 
     Visibility of the Operator .........................................................................................................................................................................................................1-14  

     Boating Under the Influence

 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................1-14  

     Product Misuse ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-15 
     Reporting Accidents ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-15 
     Rendering Assistance................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1-15 
     Hazardous Conditions ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-15 
     Environmental Concerns ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-16  
     

  On Product Warning Labels

 .................................................................................................................................................................1-17 

     Warning Labels and Locations ...............................................................................................................................................................................................1-17
     Wakesetter Label Locations ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-18
     Response TXi Label Locations .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-20 

Basic Rules of the Road

 .......................................................................................................................................................................1-21 

     Boating Regulations .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-21 
     Encountering Another Vessel ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-21 
     Privileged Vessel ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-21 
     Burdened Vessel ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-21 
     Crossing ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1-21 
     Meeting Head-On ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-22 
     Overtaking ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-22 
     The General Prudential Rule ..................................................................................................................................................................................................1-22 
     Other Rules of the Road ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................1-22 
     Aids to Navigation .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-22 
    Night Running ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1-24 
     

 

 Watersports Safety

 ...........................................................................................................................................................................1-26 

     Hand Signals ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................1-26 
     Towed Person Safety Responsibilities .................................................................................................................................................................................1-27  
     Additional Precautions for Towed Skier/Rider .................................................................................................................................................................1-27 

Содержание Wakesetter 20VTX 2018

Страница 1: ...2018 Owners Manual malibu boats llc tennessee 5075 Kimberly Way Loudon TN 37774 865 458 5478 california One Malibu Court Merced CA 95341 209 383 7469 australia 813 Hope Court Albury N S W 2640 02 604...

Страница 2: ...read and familiarize yourself with this Owner s Manual and all on product safety labels prior to operating your new watercraft Prior to operating the boat for the first time you must carefully read a...

Страница 3: ...ants and other boaters This manual is not intended to be a substitute for taking a course on boating safety nor is it a substitute for boating experience It is recommended that if you are unfamiliar w...

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Страница 5: ...en model year Malibu reserves the right to introduce new product or changes to existing model lines without notification or incurring responsibility to make the same changes to boats in the market com...

Страница 6: ...eck out websites for Malibu and its component manufacturers periodically to stay abreast of any changes updates service bulletins and general information Malibu will use these various methods of commu...

Страница 7: ...ing Safety Topics 1 11 Safe Speed 1 11 Passenger Safety 1 11 Carbon Monoxide Safety 1 12 Proper Loading 1 13 Weighting Your Boat During Watersport Activities 1 13 Visibility of the Operator 1 14 Boati...

Страница 8: ...enter 3 2 Engine Starting Code 3 2 Optional Joystick Controller Sport Dash 3 2 System Overview 3 2 Depth Screen 3 3 Ballast Screen 3 4 Speed Control 3 4 Surf Gate Control 3 5 Power Wedge Control 3 6 P...

Страница 9: ...ll Type 3 35 Plus Factor 3 35 Troubleshooting Guide 3 35 Basic Electrical Components 3 36 Battery Charger 3 37 12 Volt Receptacle 3 37 Port Rear Breaker Box 3 37 Surf Band 3 37 Inverter 3 38 Alarms 3...

Страница 10: ...ut Propeller Paddlewheel and Raw Water Intake Sea Strainer 4 22 Shower Wash Down 4 23 Swim Platform and Ladders 4 23 Salt Water Series 4 24 TRAILERS Reporting Safety Defects 5 2 Legal Requirements for...

Страница 11: ...ance 7 8 Before Starting the Engine 7 8 After Starting the Engine 7 8 After the Outing 7 8 After 50 Hours on the Hourmeter 7 8 After 100 Hours or Annually 7 8 Storage and Winterization 7 8 Before Star...

Страница 12: ...ion 7 13 Salt Water Boats 7 13 Storage and Winterization 7 14 Hull Gel Coat 7 14 Extended Non Use 7 14 Lifting the Boat 7 14 For Extended Storage of One 1 Month or More and Winterization 7 15 WARRANTY...

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Страница 15: ...may endanger you your passengers towed participants and other boaters PLEASE REVIEW ALL SAFETY INFORMATION DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious i...

Страница 16: ...yard is in proper operating condition and is properly affixed to the driver Check the operation of the steering system Verify that the steering is operational before launching the boat If the boat is...

Страница 17: ...h performance boat and is capable of quick tight turns and changes in direction Familiarize yourself with the handling characteristics of the boat It is the operator s responsibility to operate the bo...

Страница 18: ...death to you and or others The operator shall Visually inspect the engine compartment and ventilate after refueling Inspect fuel system regularly Examine fuel tanks hoses and fittings for leaks or cor...

Страница 19: ...ion and proper operating procedures within this manual Obtaining other boating education if you lack operational experience Familiarizing yourself with the navigable waters where you intend to operate...

Страница 20: ...your boat during operation For a detailed description obtain Federal Requirements for Recreational Boats published by the U S Coast Guard and available online at http www uscgboating org images 420 PD...

Страница 21: ...us particularly when docking or in heavy seas strong current or high winds While at the dock or when the boat is not moving periodically disconnect pull the Emergency Safety Lanyard out of the switch...

Страница 22: ...label and if worn when the boat is underway Some Type V PFDs provide increased protection against hypothermia A Type V PFD must be worn to be counted toward the minimum carriage requirements Special...

Страница 23: ...al authorities can help you select appropriate visual distress signals for your area If you are required to carry distress signals you must have three USCG approved pyrotechnic devices Be sure they ar...

Страница 24: ...y Ensure that you and your passengers adhere to these safety recommendations Any time you take your boat out make sure that there is at least one other passenger aboard who is familiar with the operat...

Страница 25: ...ck of the boat when engines are running DO NOT operate the engine in a confined space or while the boat is tethered to another vessel DO NOT go under the boat cover while the engine is running or shor...

Страница 26: ...tion of this owners manual This information on the capacity plate applies under normal conditions and special care must be used in any abnormal conditions Check the capacity plate on your boat and abi...

Страница 27: ...t the boat operator s forward visibility See Get Ready section of this owner s manual for additional information There is no single recommended seating or load distribution for all conditions Experien...

Страница 28: ...s of the accident Also a boating accident must be reported for accidents when damage exceeding 500 is incurred or there is a complete loss of the boat In these situations a formal report must generall...

Страница 29: ...he great outdoors It is a boater s responsibility to protect the natural environment by keeping waterways clean Foreign Species If you trailer your boat from lake to lake you have the potential of unk...

Страница 30: ...in phosphates chlorine solvents non biodegradable or petroleum based products Refer to the Care and Maintenance section in this manual for more information MARPOL Treaty The USCG enforces the Internat...

Страница 31: ...is page appear on the port side of the walk through between the bow and observer seat in ALL wakesetter models all of the warning labels above are the same on all models the two labels below will be s...

Страница 32: ...rs Manual 2018 Safety Page 1 19 Shown is a Malibu Wakesetter model All Wakesetters will have warning labels in the same locations regardless of model and bow style NOTE this warning label will be mode...

Страница 33: ...fety Page 1 20 NOTE the closed bow models will not have this label NOTE this label will appear only on the optional tower for and it will be located in the starboard lower inside corner of the tower R...

Страница 34: ...serious injury Keep a proper lookout safe speed and follow the nautical Rules of the Road Malibu Owners Manual 2018 Safety Page 1 21 ENCOUNTERING ANOTHER VESSEL Any time two vessels on the water meet...

Страница 35: ...les of the Road both boats must act to avoid collision Rule 2 in the International Rules says In construing and complying with these Rules due regard shall be had to all dangers of navigation and coll...

Страница 36: ...e middle of the channel is marked with RED and WHITE vertically striped buoys pass close to these buoys Obstructions channel junctions etc are marked with RED and GREEN horizontally striped buoys A RE...

Страница 37: ...h for swimmers Swimming areas may not be marked Steer clear from the area and remain alert skin diver warning flag swim area warning buoy Navigation markers serve as a means of identifying navigable r...

Страница 38: ...rs only Figure3 Sailboats and watercraft under oars Sailboats less than 20 meters 65 62 feet may exhibit the navigation lights shown in Figures 3 or 4 Figure4 Figure5 Another option for sailboats is t...

Страница 39: ...arnings may result in severe injury or death to you and or others Every towed person must always wear a USCG approved personal flotation device Always have an experienced driver and a designated obser...

Страница 40: ...ation of the signals and status of the towed person to the boat driver Notify the boat operator of status and changing conditions with the towed person and inform the boat driver of the towed person s...

Страница 41: ...water nearby and that they should avoid the area Many lakes have recommended tow patterns Other boats may expect that you know the local customs and practices It is common that the tow pattern is coun...

Страница 42: ...nsibility Code WATERSPORTS SAFETY CODE Before you get in the water Skiing or riding instruction is recommended before use Instruction will teach general safety guidelines and proper skiing or riding t...

Страница 43: ...edgeable and responsible drive is the most important safety device on any watercraft Never operate a watercraft ski or ride under the influence of alcohol or drugs Only use water ballast and people fo...

Страница 44: ...ility of the skier rider The driver observer and skier rider need to agree on hand signals before skiing or riding Signals should include READY STOP SPEED UP and SLOW DOWN Start the engine only after...

Страница 45: ...if possible Move anyone not needed for firefighting operations away from the flames Signal for help Put on PFDs Personal Flotation Devices grab distress signals and survival gear and prepare to aband...

Страница 46: ...e Check for leaks and immediately stop any water from entering the boat Inspect the hull steering system and propulsion system for damage Maneuver the boat to safe water only if the hull and all opera...

Страница 47: ...too Because you are maneuverable and the grounded boat is not you should pass the towline to the grounded boat Select an appropriately strong tow line Use double braided or braid on braid line Never u...

Страница 48: ...Quick Reference Guide...

Страница 49: ...en or closed bow Specifications length 20 6 6 25 m beam 95 2 41 m draft 22 0 6 m fuel 40 gal 151 l weight 3 100 lbs 1 406 kg hull type T cut diamond capacity 7 people total 2 in bow open bow 5 people...

Страница 50: ...er swim platform swim platform stern ladder where equipped under swim platform docking lights two port starboard forward hull storage where equipped under bow seating glove box forward of observer sea...

Страница 51: ...ide Page 2 4 Wakesetter 20VTX Specifications length 20 6 10 m beam 98 2 50 m draft 27 0 7 m fuel 36 gal 136 l weight 3 500 lbs 1 769 kg hull type T cut diamond capacity 11 people total 2 in bow 1 588...

Страница 52: ...r lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge where equipped all are located beneath the swim platform bow light standard or pop up where equipped docking lights where equipped also on port side t...

Страница 53: ...e Page 2 6 Wakesetter 21 VLX Specifications length 21 6 40 m beam 98 2 49 m draft 27 0 7 m fuel 48 gal 182 l weight 4 000 lbs 1 814 kg hull type Wake plus diamond capacity 13 people total 3 in bow 1 8...

Страница 54: ...latform stereo remote where equipped on transom transom tow eye center transom underwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge where equipped all are located beneath the swim platform bow l...

Страница 55: ...Page 2 8 Wakesetter 22 VLX Specifications length 21 10 6 65 m beam 102 2 60 m draft 27 0 7 m fuel 48 gal 182 l weight 4 300 lbs 1 950 kg hull type Wake plus diamond capacity 14 people total 3 in bow 1...

Страница 56: ...erwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge where equipped all are located beneath the swim platform bow light standard or pop up where equipped docking lights where equipped also on port...

Страница 57: ...Page 2 10 Wakesetter 23LSV Specifications length 23 7 01 m beam 102 2 60 m draft 27 0 7 m fuel 67 gal 254 l weight 4 500 lbs 2 041 kg hull type Wake plus diamond capacity 15 people total 3 in bow 2 1...

Страница 58: ...derwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge where equipped all are located beneath the swim platform bow light standard or pop up where equipped docking lights where equipped also on port...

Страница 59: ...uide Page 2 12 Wakesetter 25LSV Specifications length 25 7 62 m beam 102 2 60 m draft 32 0 8 m fuel 77 gal 291 l weight 5 600 lbs 2 540 kg hull type Wake plus capacity 19 people total 3 in bow 2 679 l...

Страница 60: ...derwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge where equipped all are located beneath the swim platform bow light standard or pop up where equipped docking lights where equipped also on port...

Страница 61: ...Guide Page 2 14 Wakesetter 22 MXZ Specifications length 22 5 6 83 m beam 102 2 60 m draft 27 0 7 m fuel 48 gal 181 l weight 4 850 lbs 2 199 kg hull type Wake capacity 15 people total 4 in bow 2 115 lb...

Страница 62: ...tow eye center transom underwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge where equipped all are located beneath the swim platform anchor locker center top deck docking lights where equipped c...

Страница 63: ...Guide Page 2 16 Wakesetter 24MXZ Specifications length 24 5 7 44 m beam 102 2 60 m draft 32 0 8 m fuel 77 gal 291 l weight 5 500 lbs 2 495 kg hull type Wake capacity 18 people total 4 in bow 2 538 lb...

Страница 64: ...tow eye center transom underwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge where equipped all are located beneath the swim platform anchor locker center top deck docking lights where equipped c...

Страница 65: ...nce Guide Page 2 18 M235 Specifications length 23 5 7 14 m beam 102 2 60 m draft 32 0 8 m fuel 78 gal 295 l weight 6 200 lbs 2 812 kg hull type Wake plus capacity 17 people total 4 in bow 2 397 lbs in...

Страница 66: ...tow eye center transom underwater lights ladder wedge plate surf gate power wedge where equipped all are located beneath the swim platform anchor locker center top deck docking lights where equipped c...

Страница 67: ...the maximum number of people are on board it is important to redistribute seating locations and stowing of gear to ensure that weight is evenly distributed At no time should all passengers ride in the...

Страница 68: ...ty plate restrictions and always account for persons gear and all non factory installed ballast or other equipment 23 LSV 25 LSV 22 MXZ 24 MXZ M235 P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P...

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Страница 70: ...Dashes and Video Screens...

Страница 71: ...ignition if the code prompt is disable the blower will turn on for four 4 minutes in preparation for the engine to start OPTIONAL JOYSTICK CONTROLLER SPORT DASH The optional joystick controller known...

Страница 72: ...tivity to make docking more controlled Normal throttle sensitivity returns by touching the DOCK button a second time A notice will remain on the screen while docking mode is active Go Home The GO HOME...

Страница 73: ...or the system has powered down Touch DRAIN ALL to drain all tanks at once The drain pumps will not turn off until the user stops them or the system has powered down Wake View The Wake View screen pro...

Страница 74: ...to the center position until the speed returns to less than 13 6 mph Surf Gate Operation The Surf Gates must be calibrated before use to work properly Follow the procedure in the Settings menu Adjust...

Страница 75: ...wedge locator widget will follow the Power Wedge during motion The white will indicate the current selected wedge location but may not reflect its actual physical position AutoWedge AutoWedge is the a...

Страница 76: ...from an SD card This feature functions only when the engine is OFF PDF and Video Viewer The PDF and VIDEO buttons will allow the user to view PDFs and play videos that have been stored on the SD card...

Страница 77: ...wim platform lighting on off Touch INTERIOR to toggle the interior lighting on off Touch TOWER with consecutive button touches to toggle through the tower lighting modes which include FRONT ON REAR ON...

Страница 78: ...icon button to have the lighting react to the music playing through the Viper II displays stereo system Backlighting Zones The zone backlighting buttons INTERIOR CUPHOLDER TOWER ALL ZONES allow each...

Страница 79: ...anage Settings Touch PERFECT PULL to enable Bluetooth and pairing with the PERFECT PULL app and to edit the name of the Bluetooth device on the boat When pairing a device to the boat the default Bluet...

Страница 80: ...f Gate switching on or off The SERVICE and CALIBRATE can be done only at idle Service drives both surf actuators out and then back in Calibration will pulse both actuators in and continue to pulse the...

Страница 81: ...s after completing a RESET Touch SERVICE to view maintenance schedules recommended by the engine manufacturer Service notices will appear at each key cycle when the service hour interval has been reac...

Страница 82: ...d the buttons to zoom in or out Touch the NORTH BEARING COMPASS button to change the method of tracking positions North is always at the top when NORTH is selected The bearing is always pointing to th...

Страница 83: ...real time information about important drive train functions The top of the left gauge is the speedometer which shows the boat s speed as determined by the paddlewheel under the hull The speed reads in...

Страница 84: ...llows CENTER SCREEN Located between the two gauges is an LCD screen that provides information on much of the boat s functionality The following information provides detail CRUISE SCREEN Cruise Mode Sh...

Страница 85: ...INGS Auto Bilge Oil Pressure Check Transmission Service Engine Coolant Temperature Shallow Water Low Battery Trasmission Temperature Low Fuel Low Oil Level NO ECM Malibu Owners Manual 2018 Dashes and...

Страница 86: ...when changing this setting TIME OFFSET Allows for offset of DISPLAYED TIME Default time is based off of GMT AUTO VOLUME Adjust the loudness setting of the AUTO VOLUME NIGHT MODE Adjust the brightness...

Страница 87: ...e available through an optional 3 screen as well ENGINE START CODE The driver will be prompted to enter an ENGINE START CODE each time the ignition key is cycled The code can be CHANGED or the prompt...

Страница 88: ...l and SPEED ENGAGED is displayed A THROTTLE TARGET WINDOW appears on the throttle bar until the engine engages cruise control 4 Keep the ORANGE THROTTLE MARKER inside the THROTTLE TARGET WINDOW 5 THRO...

Страница 89: ...djustment 4 Seek Forward Back Satellite Radio Touch SATELLITE RADIO for satellite radio stations USB Input Touch USB to access USB input ports ViperII Bluetooth Touch BLUETOOTH to play songs on your p...

Страница 90: ...e fade balance sub iVol and USA or European tuning MEDIA SCREEN View a PDF document or video from an SD card This feature functions ONLY when the engine is OFF 1 PDF Viewer 2 Video Player 3 Dash Camer...

Страница 91: ...ES Touch the RED X button to EXIT the setting screen Changes will automatically be saved upon leaving the SETTINGS screen Malibu Bluetooth Touch MALIBU BLUETOOTH to enable Bluetooth and PAIRING with t...

Страница 92: ...ALARM to adjust the SHALLOW DEPTH ALARM setting Speed Calibration Touch SPEED CALIBRATION to calibrate the PADDLEWHEEL speed signal Use a portable GPS such as a smartphone app or navigation product t...

Страница 93: ...formation System Diagnostics Touch SYSTEM DIAG to view on screen SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC information concerning boat sensors and GPS signal Reset Touch RESET to restore the system factory default settings A...

Страница 94: ...SERVICE TECHS ONLY Stereo SXM Reset Touch STEREO SXM RESET to restore stereo factory default settings Set the mode to SXM before proceeding Cruise Option Touch 3 EVENT CRUISE to enable disable the Cru...

Страница 95: ...ap window to position the cursor Touch the RETURN button to return the cursor to the CURRENT LOCATION and the buttons to ZOOM In OUT Bearing Touch the NORTH BEARING COMPASS button to change the method...

Страница 96: ...the COURSE then SELECT button to PICK UNPICK or DELETE a course Picking a course will display the course on the map Multiple courses can be displayed on the map New Auto Course NEW AUTO COURSE record...

Страница 97: ...ouch the COURSE button to SELECT CREATE STOP or CANCEL a course NEW AUTO COURSE records the actual route the boat is traveling to be saved and recalled later NEW COURSE allows the user to build a futu...

Страница 98: ...h Set speed increase decrease touch points Pull out section for ski options Pop up sccreen for slalom settings GPS INFORMATION Satellite Signals The unit depends on satellite signals to enable the GPS...

Страница 99: ...ng Change Event options Slalom When Slalom is chosen the screen shifts again and the following appears When in Training mode the Set Speed may be set to any value When in Tournament mode the Set Speed...

Страница 100: ...t speed is reached and when reaching the buoys at a course Select Buzzer Volume and the following appears Select the volume for High and Low speed by utilizing the up and down arrows Touch Back to ret...

Страница 101: ...s Touch Back to return to the Slalom Settings screen TIMING RECAP The timing recap will display the buoy times for the last two course runs Touch Exit to return to the Home screen JUMP SWITCH This num...

Страница 102: ...ack to return to the Slalom Settings screen RIVER MODE AND OFFSET This feature provides speed adjustment compensation for the water current Choices are Off Down and Up Offset is the speed of the water...

Страница 103: ...emap was successful this screen will appear Touching Continue will display a keyboard for the user to name the course that was just mapped AUTO DETECT Zero Off auto detects previously mapped courses w...

Страница 104: ...e buoy but the boat will tend to hold back as the skier approaches the buoy The numbers decide how strong the pull of the boat will be felt by the skier Setting 1 This requires the lowest amount of lo...

Страница 105: ...is to prevent swamping of the boat and potential sinking Bear in mind that in order for the system to work it will drain the battery and eventually cause the battery to run out of charge Therefore un...

Страница 106: ...tage electronic device that operates automatically when properly installed There are red and green LED lights on the charger face to provide evidence that charging is occurring When the battery or bat...

Страница 107: ...place with a Panasonic CR2016 battery text side up 5 Reposition the battery cover and rotate clockwise one eighth 1 8 turn to secure INVERTER The optional inverter provides a plug in for some electron...

Страница 108: ...hen gate is trying to extend SURF GATE SWITCH LEFT OR RIGHT SEE DEALER Failure of Surf Gate switch If any alarm occurs the Surf Gate will be locked out from operation The lock out can only be cleared...

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Страница 111: ...prior to service could result in additional damage to the boat and may result in serious injury or death Following discharge of fire suppression material the system will require recharging If an autom...

Страница 112: ...d and most maritime authorities recreational vessels should display navigational lights between sunset and sunrise as well as other periods of reduced visibility These are available on most models eit...

Страница 113: ...docking while others work better for longer periods of inactivity Always bear in mind wave action that may cause the boat to bump the shoreline and scratch the hull which is not covered under warranty...

Страница 114: ...to have consumers select from an authorized Malibu dealer or an aftermarket supplier the anchor that best meets individual needs based on the type location and depth of the body of water Anchor locker...

Страница 115: ...as in the tank After the first full tank filling should proceed at approximately the same pace as one would expect in filling land based vehicles Gasoline is extremely flammable Under some conditions...

Страница 116: ...trols on Starboard Side of Steering Wheel from top Stereo Press button to turn the Stereo system ON Press button again to turn the Stereo unit OFF VOL Press the left side of the button to increase the...

Страница 117: ...l activate If this happens the operator must turn the ignition key to OFF and then attempt to restart the engine This will reset the computer area network If the condition persists however it will be...

Страница 118: ...or Luxury STEREO COMPONENTS One of the most enjoyable aspects of boating is the stereo system and Malibu offers a range of optional media opportunities Most of these systems are controlled through the...

Страница 119: ...tine maintenance required to keep all interior upholstery in top condition Details are provided in the Care and Maintenance section of this Owner s Manual Models All boats have standard seating that v...

Страница 120: ...loor Some models will also have transom storage Also some models may have interior lighting within the storage compartments As much as possible gear and property brought on board should be stowed in s...

Страница 121: ...th a mooring cover or other canvas The snap out carpets can be removed to air dry Although Malibu carpets and mats are constructed from marine grade materials if they do not dry thoroughly before stor...

Страница 122: ...ll models is the heater Warm air is vented to the deck from the engine Vent locations vary by model so owners operators and passengers should familiarize themselves with the locations The vents have s...

Страница 123: ...will void the warranty If Malibu tower accessories are added to the tower after the build process it may be necessary to upgrade the internal tower shock absorbers to accept the additional weight and...

Страница 124: ...any tower other than a Malibu built tower to a boat will void the warranty Adding any tower to a Malibu boat other than a Malibu built tower will void the warranty Due to the complexity of adding a to...

Страница 125: ...KI RACK These aerospace grade anodized aluminum swivel racks are corrosion resistant and ratchet down with a slight tug on the single lever securing the wake items Be sure that boards are securely in...

Страница 126: ...be done with the engine compartment open Failure to perform this necessary function could result in an explosion of the accumulated fumes within the compartment resulting in serious injury or death T...

Страница 127: ...nctions at all times The automatic mode will always be activated even if the battery isolator switch is turned to the OFF position Therefore be certain the pump is working properly and there is no kin...

Страница 128: ...to components in the bilge and potentially to the rest of the boat Such damage is not covered under warranty Therefore if a boat will be left untended for a period of time owners operators should mak...

Страница 129: ...to empty the ballast tanks prior loading the boat onto the trailer and removing the boat from the water Tanks MUST be empty prior to trailering the boat as the additional weight can cause damage to th...

Страница 130: ...the industry As with the Power Wedge II control of the two transom mounted gates is through the 12 MaliView touch screen as explained in the Dashes and Video Screen section of this Owner s Manual The...

Страница 131: ...damage the rudder rendering it inoperable Such damage is not covered under warranty On some models fins may be added as an option The fins add tracking stability As with the rudder they extend below...

Страница 132: ...the raw water intake starving the drive train of necessary cooling water Such damage is not covered under warranty Models These components are standard on all boats except the fins which are an option...

Страница 133: ...its anti corrosive properties and or the components that are held in place by the hardware which could result in serious injury or death to persons on board Among the components that are changed or ad...

Страница 134: ...Trailers...

Страница 135: ...and ordinances Laws can cover but are not limited to such components and matters as lights brakes safety cables driver s license requirements trailer licenses and permits and overall size Some areas m...

Страница 136: ...iler No other hitch type meets the requirements for safely operating the trailer The tow vehicle may have requirements regarding an acceptable hitch so verify by reading the tow vehicle s Owner s Manu...

Страница 137: ...rized Malibu dealer In fact it is a good idea to purchase and keep a few extra clips in the tow vehicle glove box If the breakaway cable has been activated it is necessary to reset the cable prior to...

Страница 138: ...disengaged from the tow vehicle which may result in serious injury or death TO OPEN THE COUPLER Remove the hitch pin from the hole in the side of the coupler On the standard Axis trailer push the butt...

Страница 139: ...engine power More on this technique is explained later in this Owner s Manual Using the winch as the sole method for loading puts undue strain on the winch strap and results in excessive wear Check th...

Страница 140: ...ing you will return prior to dark events could occur that result in towing after dark Malibu Trailers will integrate with most tow vehicle wiring harness requirements Note the plug in in the accompany...

Страница 141: ...use the correctly sized wrench when tightening or loosening lug nuts The wrong size can cause the lug nuts to become rounded off which can make them impossible to use Never tow a trailer with a missin...

Страница 142: ...as a parking brake Note that brakes will be submerged when the trailer is backed into the body of water to unload or load the boat If the brakes and or wheels are hot it is recommended to wait a brie...

Страница 143: ...ehicle brakes system is applied by the breakaway switch which is explained elsewhere in this section of the Owner s Manual The system requires in cab electric brake control not provided as part of the...

Страница 144: ...covered by warranty Appropriate installation maintenance and repair procedures are essential for the safe reliable operation of vehicle brakes Anyone who undertakes to maintain or repair vehicle braki...

Страница 145: ...ifficult to maintain overall control It may be necessary to downshift gears in the tow vehicle when passing too Avoid road shoulders especially narrow ones If you go off the paved surface especially a...

Страница 146: ...hich both the boat and trailer are not used for several weeks or months As this period begins many boat owners have an annual maintenance routine performed on the boat by the authorized Malibu dealer...

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Страница 149: ...e of the boat when fueling Fumes from gasoline are more likely to produce an explosion and or fire than the actual fuel If fuel is spilled always clean up with dry rags and dispose of properly on shor...

Страница 150: ...l the on board equipment and components such as the tower a final check to be certain that everything is secure and ready for the expected boating conditions STARTING AND OPERATION Prior to starting t...

Страница 151: ...stem are noted Accumulation of fumes within the engine compartment can also lead to an explosion To prevent a possible explosion always operate the blower for several minutes prior to starting the eng...

Страница 152: ...tremely important for any accumulated fumes to be vented in this way It also assures that any new issues that arise involving the engine fuel system and ventilation system are noted Accumulation of fu...

Страница 153: ...he bow will follow a smaller turning circle than the stern does Note that the propeller does not move the boat directly forward Due to the rotation generally counterclockwise the boat s natural progre...

Страница 154: ...interaction between the driver an observer and the sport participant See the Safety section of this Owner s Manual for information about hand signals and safe pick up of a downed skier boarder swimme...

Страница 155: ...additional optional purchase to protect the boat from damage It is necessary to tie up with some slack in the line as tying tightly will cause the boat s finish to rub repeatedly against the dock due...

Страница 156: ...Care and Maintenance...

Страница 157: ...ng or air permeating will not occur In all cases vents that are often placed on covers provide more ability for air to move out from under the cover than the fabric s ability to breathe It is importan...

Страница 158: ...ime This condition is often misunderstood as the cover leaking water through the fabric but because of the fabric s high hydrostatic water resistance 160 cm this is not possible It s understandable to...

Страница 159: ...l organisms is a type that produces colored by products as part of its digestive process These by products are recognized as stains and are typically pink yellow purple or black All micro organisms re...

Страница 160: ...instructions DO NOT USE ANY PRODUCT NOT LISTED HEREIN Common stains and steps to treat Type of Stain Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 General care A B Dirt buildup A B Ballpoint ink B A Chewing gum B A Coffee tea...

Страница 161: ...ing soap and warm water to wash the fiberglass and resin and gel coat finishes on the boat Harsh detergents and cleaners will quickly damage the finish and this is not covered under warranty If you ch...

Страница 162: ...uired to keep the warranty in force Corrosion Block comes in aerosol spray liquid that can be placed in your own spray bottle or as a grease Avoid getting Corrosion Block on other non metal surfaces I...

Страница 163: ...the battery registers as fully charged and that there is sufficient fuel for the outing AFTER THE OUTING Details follow about each Give the engine compartment a general inspection Check the other com...

Страница 164: ...water will not leak out and into the engine compartment If it is necessary to check the sea strainer during an outing turn OFF the engine first and then close the valve on the water pickup feeding th...

Страница 165: ...d Malibu dealers or a similar aftermarket battery charger Using the wrong type of charging procedure or improperly charging a battery can result in an explosion and or fire that could lead to serious...

Страница 166: ...Owner s Manual Failure to pay attention to the fuel level can result in the boat running out of fuel and leaving the boat stranded Malibu does not pay for towing in instances of fuel miscalculation Af...

Страница 167: ...ronment In checking the engine mounts be sure to do this before starting the engine Components on the engine can become hot enough to burn skin Avoid this by checking before starting Any time you susp...

Страница 168: ...Check the condition of and replace as necessary drain plugs bilge pumps and exhaust flaps Repair or replace anything that appears damaged or incapable of performing its function POWER WEDGE AND SURF...

Страница 169: ...Boat Many boat owners remove the boat from water by way of a trailer which allows for transport as well as an excellent way to store the boat as long as the trailer was designed and built for that boa...

Страница 170: ...and place them in see through plastic sacks or containers Place them inside the boat so that they will be immediately locatable for recommission Disconnect hoses to heaters and or showers wash down ta...

Страница 171: ...Malibu Owners Manual 2018 Care and Maintenance Page...

Страница 172: ...Malibu Limited Warranty Statement...

Страница 173: ...TAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU THIS LIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS WHICH MAY VARY FROM STATE TO STATE BY JURISDICTION AND COUNTRY TO THE E...

Страница 174: ...Malibu Boat whichever first occurs Structural Limited Warranty Lifetime Base Limited Warranty Fresh Water Boats Sixty 60 Months Base Limited Warranty Salt Water Boats Thirty six 36 Months Gel Coat Pow...

Страница 175: ...ited Warranty Note Minor distortions or imperfections resulting from the handcrafted application of the gel coat on a Malibu Boat are considered normal and unavoidable Gel coat and powder coat mainten...

Страница 176: ...conditions any and all consequential damages including but not limited to costs incurred for haul out launching towing storage charges telephone expedited shipping of replacement parts or rental charg...

Страница 177: ...Malibu Boat used for any Commercial Purpose may not be transferred to any subsequent owner of the Malibu Boat The Limited Warranty coverage periods for any Malibu Boat that has been used for Commercia...

Страница 178: ...Warranty Section 8 3 Design and or Manufacturing Changes Malibu Boats reserves the right to implement changes in the construction or components of any Malibu Boat at any time without incurring any obl...

Страница 179: ...er any material delays in obtaining service at one of Malibu Boats Authorized Service Dealers please call Malibu Boats for assistance at 865 458 7110 Section 9 2 Direct Contact Information for Warrant...

Страница 180: ...0 months beginning on the date of the original retail purchase or the initial use of the Malibu Boat whichever occurs first any unexpired Limited Warranty coverage can be transferred to a second non c...

Страница 181: ...ed to the second owner within sixty 60 months subject to other limitations pursuant to Section 10 from the earlier of i the original date of retail sale or ii the date of first use This transfer is su...

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Страница 183: ...T FORTH IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY OR THE DURATION SET FORTH BY APPLICABLE STATE OR FEDERAL LAW WHICHEVER IS SHORTER PERFORMANCE OF REPAIRS AND NEEDED ADJUSTMENTS IS THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY UNDER THIS LIMI...

Страница 184: ...ble care and maintenance of the Malibu Trailer and operating his or her Malibu Trailer reasonably and as directed in this Owner s Manual and as directed in any additional directions and or owner s man...

Страница 185: ...aunching towing storage charges telephone expedited shipping of replacement parts or rental charges of any type inconveniences or loss of time or income damage or injury resulting from failure to comp...

Страница 186: ...stributors or suppliers shall create a warranty or in any manner increase or modify the scope of this Limited Warranty Section 6 Customer Satisfaction Procedure Section 6 1 Warranty Claim Procedure To...

Страница 187: ...with a member of the Authorized Service Dealer s management Ordinarily this will be the Authorized Service Dealer s service manager or service foreman If resolution of the issue is not achieved reque...

Страница 188: ...Malibu Owners Manual 2018 Warranty Page 8 17...

Страница 189: ...Malibu Owners Manual 2018 Troubleshooting Page 8 18...

Страница 190: ...ed display activates Verify that the battery connections are secure Determine if other gauges switches and or video screens are operational If they are check the circuit breaker panel to determine if...

Страница 191: ...he pump does not pump water out of the system seek assistance by calling your Malibu dealer You should never attempt to tow your boat on a trailer with water in the ballast system as it could cause da...

Страница 192: ...ere may be an issue in the tongue actuator such as a worn shock absorber The hitch ball may not be seated properly in the socket There is too little or too much weight percentage on the tongue The tow...

Страница 193: ...Equipment Check Repair PFDs and Other Safety Equipment Check Repair Engine Mounts Check Repair Exhaust Flaps Check Repair Steering System Check Repair Shift Throttle System Inspect Repair Replace Ball...

Страница 194: ...Malibu Owners Manual 2018 Service Log Page 8 23 Date Date Date Date Date Date Date Date...

Страница 195: ...1 6 Boating Education Owner Responsibility and 1 6 Boating Regulations 1 21 Boating Safety Education Opportunities 1 6 Boating Safety Topics General 1 11 Boating Under the Influence 1 14 Brakes 5 9 B...

Страница 196: ...Extinguisher Fire 1 9 Extinguishing Equipment Fire 4 2 F Factor Plus 3 35 Failure Operation 1 34 Fallen Skier or Rider 1 28 Features Navigation 3 29 Final Checks Before Starting 6 2 Fins 4 22 Fire Ex...

Страница 197: ...2 Malibu Boats LLC Trailer Limited Warranty 8 12 Malibu Fuel System 6 2 Manager Course 3 33 Maneuvers High Speed 6 7 Maps Screen 3 13 3 26 Mats Carpets and 4 12 7 6 Media Screen 3 7 3 21 Medical Emerg...

Страница 198: ...ty 1 3 5 2 Running Night 1 24 S Safe Speed 1 11 Safety Cables 5 3 Safety Defects Reporting 5 2 Safety Education Opportunities Boating 1 6 Safety Equipment Check 7 12 7 13 Safety Equipment Recommended...

Страница 199: ...ponsibilities 1 27 Towed Skier Rider Additional Precautions for 1 27 Tower Accessories 4 15 Tower Lights 4 15 Tower Canvas Accessories 4 14 Tower G3 5 4 14 Tower G4 4 14 Towing Advice 5 11 Towing and...

Страница 200: ...iler 5 4 Weighting Your Boat During Watersport Activities 1 13 Wheels and Hubs 5 8 When the Trailer Is Not in Use 5 13 Whistle Horn or 1 9 Winch Trailer 5 6 Winterization Storage and 7 14 Words and Sy...

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