SEALINE S28, Руководство пользователя

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Cabin and Deck Lights
There are different types of cabin lights fitted to your Sealine. Should any of the lighting circuits become overloaded
they are all protected by circuit breakers on the main power panel. The following diagrams show how to replace the
lamps. The deck lights have a 100,000 hour L.E.D.life. The deck bulbs can not be changed, the whole unit needs
to be changed.
Navigation Lights
The appropriate switch on the main panel operates the
navigation Lights. If one of your navigation light bulbs need
replacing, simply remove the screw, which retains the lens,
and pull the cover off. The lamps fitted in the navigation lights
vary slightly depending on where they are fitted,
i.e. Stern light 10W, Port, Stbd and steaming navigation lights
25W. The anchor light lens simply twists off and uses a
10W-festoon type lamp.
To open the navigation light follow diagram, turn screw A loose
and pull It until blocked. Remove housing B by pulling the
bottom part. Pull Lens C straight out to change bulb D.
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Bow Thruster (if fitted)
The bow thruster battery and battery master switch are located under the floor in the forward cabin. To operate the
bow thruster, ensure that the master switch is ON.
Moving the joystick in the required direction, port or starboard will move the bow as required. A delay of
approximately 1½ seconds is built into the system when changing rapidly from one direction to another. This is to
enable the motor and hence the propeller to stop before changing direction. Only use the bow thruster with engines
running. Always switch off the master switch before leaving the boat.
NOTE: Never run the bow thruster continuously for a long period of time.
As a guide the maximum “on” time must not exceed 50% per 10-minute period. DO NOT exceed a running period
of 5 min. continuously.
Engine Room Light Deck Light
Navigation Light
A
B
C
D
Cabin Light