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Quicksilver 755CR — System & Component Overview and Operation
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9. Bow Anchor Windlass (optional)
The anchor windlass located at the bow of the boat assists with the anchoring of your boat by
automatically raising and lowering the anchor. The windlass is operated from the helm.
Operation
To operate the windlass, the windlass breaker, located near the battery switch panel, must be turned
ON. Operation of the windlass at the helm is controlled by a momentary switch used to raise and
lower the anchor. Pushing down on the switch will lower the anchor, while pushing up on the switch
raises the anchor.
Manual operation
In the event that there is a loss of power, the windlass can still be used to raise or lower the anchor
manually. If there is a loss of power, check the windlass breaker to see if it needs to be reset. If you
reset the breaker and it continues to trip, have your authorized Quicksilver® dealer inspect the
system.
In order to manually operate the windlass and lower the anchor into the water, insert the emergency
handle (provided by the windlass manufacturer) into the star socket located at the top of the gypsy
cover and turn counter
- clockwise. This loosens the clutch holding the anchor rode and chain in place
and allows the anchor to be deployed into the water. The speed of the rode can be adjusted by
turning the handle clockwise. To re
- engage the clutch and lock the rode from moving, turn the handle
clockwise.
To manually raise the anchor, loosen the clutch by turning the handle counter - clockwise, and pull the
anchor up into the boat. Make sure to properly feed the rode and chain through the windlass when
pulling up the anchor. When the anchor is up and stowed properly in the bow pulpit, re
- engage the
clutch by turning the handle clockwise.
Fuel burning open flame appliances consume cabin oxygen
and release products of combustion into the craft.
Ventilation is required when appliances are in use. Open
designated vent openings while appliances are in use. Do
not use the stove or oven space heating. Never obstruct
ventilation openings.
Do not use solutions containing Ammonia
Never use flames to check for leaks
Changing LPG Cylinders
To replace empty LPG cylinder:
1. Turn off the stove and close the shutoff valve.
2. Close the valve on the LPG cylinder.
3. Remove the regulator by turning the nut clockwise.
4. Replace the empty tank.
5. Inspect the regulator. Make sure that the gasket located on the regulator nut is in good
condition. If not, replace regulator gasket or regulator itself.
6. Re - install and tighten the regulator by turning the nut counterclockwise.
7. Check for any leaks before restarting the stove.