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MONTEREY
BOATS
Electrical System
Accessory
Reserved for additional 12 volt equipment.
Main Bilge
Manually activates the aft bilge pump which is
installed in the stern bilge between the engines.
The pump moves water out through the thru-hull
fitting in the hull. To start the pump, press the
switch once. Press the switch again to turn the
pump off. The pump is also activated by an au -
tomatic float switch mounted in the bilge next to
the pump. This pump will run as needed whenever
the water in the bilge accumulates high enough
to cause the switch to activate and turn off when
the water is removed.
Emergency Pump
Manually activates the aft emergency bilge pump
which is installed in the stern bilge between the
engines. To start the pump, press the switch once.
Press the switch again to turn the pump off. The
pump moves water out a thru-hull fitting in the
hull. The emergency pump is also activated by the
high water alarm automatic float switch located
below the engine compartment step. This pump
will run to assist the forward and aft bilge pumps
if water in the bilge accumulates above the nor-
mal operating range of the main bilge pumps or
if the main pumps fail to operate. The high water
alarm will sound when this pump is automatically
activated to alert the operator of unusually high
water in the bilge.
Cabin Pump
Manually activates the forward bilge pump located
in the forward bilge below aft berth. To start the
pump, press the switch once. Press the switch
again to turn the pump off. The pump moves
water out a thru-hull fitting in the hull. The cabin
pump is also activated by an automatic float switch
that is mounted in the bilge near the pump. This
pump will run as needed whenever the water in
the bilge accumulates high enough to cause the
switch to activate and turn off when the water is
removed.
Notice:
The bilge pumps will start automatically
when there is sufficient water in the bilge to
activate the float switch located near each
pump. The automatic float switches are
protected by circuit breakers located in the
battery switch panel and are always supplied
current when the batteries are connected.
Blowers
Press the switch once to activate the blowers that
provide ventilation to the engine compartment.
Press the switch again to turn the blowers off.
WARNING
GASOLINE VAPORS CAN EXPLODE. BEFORE STARTING
THE ENGINES OR GENERATOR, OPERATE THE BLOWERS
FOR FOUR (4) MINUTES. OPEN THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT
ACCESS HATCH, INSPECT THE FUEL SYSTEM AND CHECK
THE FOR THE ODOR OF GASOLINE VAPORS. ALWAYS
OPERATE THE BLOWERS WHILE THE ENGINES ARE
OPERATING BELOW CRUISE SPEED OR WHENEVER THE
GENERATOR IS OPERATING. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES
SHOULD THIS PROCEDURE BE OVERLOOKED
Horn
A momentary switch that activates the boat horn.
Parallel
A momentary switch that provides additional
starting power to the engine starters. When
activated, both port and starboard engine batteries
are temporarily connected in parallel to provide
additional battery power to start an engine with a
depleted or dead battery. After 10 minutes, the
parallel switch will automatically disengage and
isolate the engine batteries.
Underwater Lights (Optional)
Press the switch once to activate the LED underwater
lights in the stern below the water line. Press the
switch again to turn the lights off.
If the underwater lights option is not installed,
this switch is reserved for additional 12 volt ac-
cessories.
Wiper (Optional)
Press the switch once to activate the windshield
wiper. Press the switch again to turn the wiper off.
Windlass IN/OUT Switches
Momentary switches that control the windlass
which is mounted to the deck forward of the rope
locker. Press and hold the IN switch to pull the
anchor line in. Press and hold the OUT switch to
pay the anchor line out. The switches automati-
cally return to the OFF position when released.