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MONTEREY
BOATS
Exterior Equipment
the cabin breaker panel is on. The faucet works
like faucets in your home when the fresh water
system is activated. Always lower the faucet to
the stored position and put the lid in place when
the sink is not being used.
The ice maker or storage access doors are secured
in the closed position with push to close latches
that are flush to door. To open, pull the latch
handle to release the latch. To close, push the
door until the latch catches. Periodically clean and
lubricate the latches to protect them from corro-
sion and keep them operating properly.
Ice Maker or Cockpit Refrigerator (Optional)
An ice maker or refrigerator is supplied as optional
equipment and is mounted below the sink in the
wet bar. An access plate below the refrigerator or
ice maker provides access to the port fuel gauge
sender.
The ice maker operates on AC power only. A
switch located just below the ice maker door
turns the unit on or off. The ice maker door has
a special latch to secure the door while under
way. Make sure the door is properly secured
whenever the boat is moving. The fresh water
system supplies the water for the ice maker. Make
sure the fresh water Pump is activated and there
is water in the fresh water system before turning
on the ice maker. Refer to the ice maker owner’s
manual for additional operating and maintenance
instructions.
The optional dual voltage refrigerator will operate
on 120-volt AC or 12-volt DC power. The refrig-
erator switches to 12-volt DC automatically when
the AC power is disconnected and the Refrigerator
breaker is activated on the cabin DC panel. When
120-volt AC current is provided by the Refrigerator
circuit breaker on the 120-volt panel, the refrig-
erator automatically switches to AC power.
Care should be exercised while operating the re-
frigerator on 12-volt power without the engines
running. It draws a substantial amount of current
and can severely drain the house battery through
extended use. The refrigerator door has a special
latch to secure the door while under way. Make
sure the door is properly secured whenever the
boat is moving.
Refer to the refrigerator or ice maker owner’s
manual for additional operating and maintenance
instructions.
Cockpit Lounge Seat
The cockpit lounge seat provides seating and the
rear portion converts to a sun lounge. The rear
portion of the seat raises with cockpit deck to pro-
vide access to the engine compartment. There is
a cooler below the starboard lounge cushion that
drains to the cockpit and drink holders located
forward of the lounge. There is storage and ac-
cess to the starboard fuel gauge sender on the
fuel tank below the forward seat cushion and ad-
ditional storage below the forward sun lounge seat
cushion above the engine compartment.
The backrest on the rear of the lounge seat has
three positions. In the aft position, it is a back
rest cushion for the lounge seat. In center posi-
tion it converts the seat to a reverse facing sun
lounge with backrest. In the forward position, it
makes a full lay down sun lounge and enables the
seat cushion to be opened to access the storage
compartment.
The backrest is moved by lifting the center of the
back rest and moving it toward the desired posi-
Cockpit Lounge Seat in the Aft Position
(the backrest should be in this position
whenever the engines are running)
Cockpit Lounge Seat in the Full Forward Position