Monterey 305 SS, Руководство пользователя

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MONTEREY
BOATS
Exterior Equipment
Helm
The steering, engine controls, engine instruments
and switches for exterior equipment and navigation
lights are located on the helm station. The helm
station is designed to provide good visibility, room
for electronics and a functional control station.
The steering wheel is located on the rear of the
helm console. The engine shift and throttle control
is on the side of the cockpit, next to the helm. The
helm switch panels are on each side of the steering
wheel and the engine ignition switches are located
on the helm below the steering wheel. Circuit
breakers or fuses for the helm activated accessories
are located in a panel in the storage compartment,
forward of the helm. Molded-in electronics storage
is located in the center of the helm, forward of the
steering wheel.
An optional GPS/chart plotter/depth sounder may
be installed in the helm and an electronic depth
sounder with a shallow water alarm is standard.
Electronic navigational equipment manufacturers
provide detailed instruction manuals with their
products. You should read them carefully and
review the operation of the electronics with your
dealer at the time of delivery.
The back of the helm station is accessed through
removable panels in the large storage compart-
ment just forward of the helm. The panels provide
access to service the helm equipment, accessory
switch panels and other components installed in the
helm. The circuit breakers or fuses that protect
the circuits activated by the helm switches and
the electronics are located in a panel on the rear
of the storage compartment and in the battery
switch panel.
Helm Storage Compartment
A large acrylic door with a push to close latch
provides access to the storage compartment
forward of the helm. A 12 volt light activated
by a switch on the light fixture illuminates the
compartment.
The compartment is equipped with special mount-
ing brackets for the bow filler cushions. It is also
where the amplifier for the stereo and digital sys -
tem power management module is mounted.
The door could be damaged or hurt a passenger
by the motion of the boat if it is allowed to swing
free. Always make sure the storage compartment
door is latched in the closed position when in rough
water or while the boat is underway.
Helm
Helm Storage Compartment Door
Periodically clean and lubricate the latch to pro-
tect it from corrosion and help keep it operating
properly.
Head Compartment Door
A large head compartment is located forward of the
passenger seat. A molded fiberglass door secured
with a lockable push to close latch provides access
to the compartment. A grab rail on the door pro-
vides a hand hold for passengers and a lockable
compartment provides storage for small items.
The door could be damaged or hurt a passenger
by the motion of the boat if it is allowed to swing
free. It should be in the closed position and latched
when not being used, particularly in rough water
and whenever the boat is underway. When closing