Sea Ray 2006 290 AMBERJACK Supplement Owner's manual

Owner’s Manual Part Number: MRP 1803605

This owner’s manual is arranged into two parts. Following is a description of each.

General Information

This section contains general information you need to know to safely operate

and maintain your boat.

Specific Information

This section contains information that is specific to your boat such as dimensions, general

arrangement, specific safety information, special features and the electrical system.

If any of these sections are missing from this book contact your dealer.

Your dealer can find out when it will be available and order it for you.

Sea Ray

Owner’s

Manual

®

290 Amberjack

Sea Ray

®

• Owner’s Manual Supplement 290 Amberjack • MRP #1803605

Revised: June 2000, May 2002, May 2004, June 2005.

Sea Ray Boats, Inc. 2600 Sea Ray Blvd., Knoxville, TN 37914.

For information call 1-800-SRBOATS. or fax 1-314-213-7878

Internet address: http://www.searay.com

Note: Not all accessories shown in pictures or described herein are standard equipment or even available as options.

Options and features are subject to change without notice.

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12 Volt Receptacle ............................................... 22

Battery ............................................................ 23-27

Battery Switch ..................................................... 28

Fuel System ................................................... 29-31

Exhaust System .............................................. 32-33

Ventilation System/Bilge Blower .......................... 33

Bilge Pumping System ......................................... 34

Manual Bilge Pump (Option) ................................ 35

Steering System ............................................. 35-37

Fire Extinguishing System ................................... 38

Air Conditioning & Heating (Option) ............... 38-41

Engine Cooling System ........................................ 42

Anchoring ............................................................ 42

Anchoring Arrangement ................................. 42-43

Generator Information .................................... 43-45

Carbon Monoxide Monitor .................................... 44

Location Of Through-Hull Fittings ................... 46-47

Dash Layout .................................................... 48-49

Min DC Breaker Panel Location ............................ 50

AC & DC Distribution Panel .................................. 51

Canvas Information ............................................. 52

Cabin & Cockpit Switch Location & Function ....... 53

Wire Harness Installation................................... 54-61

Wiring Schematics ............................................. 62-78

International Homologations ................................... 79

If this is your first craft, or you are changing to a type of

craft you are not familiar with, for your own comforts

and safety, please ensure that you obtain handling and

operating experience before “assuming command” of

the craft. Your dealer or yacht club will be pleased to

advise you of local sea schools, or competent instructors.

PLEASE KEEP THIS OWNER'S MANUAL PACKET IN

A SECURE PLACE, AND HAND IT OVER TO THE NEW

OWNER WHEN YOU SELL THE CRAFT.

This owner's manual supplement has been written to

provide additional specific information about your boat

and should be read carefully. Keep this booklet with the

owner's manual in the owner's manual packet.

The owner's manual packet has been compiled to help

you to operate your craft with safety and pleasure. It

contains details of the craft, the equipment supplied or

fitted, its systems and information on its operation and

maintenance. Please read the information in it carefully,

and familiarize yourself with the craft before using it.

Warranty Information ................................................ 4

Construction Standards............................................. 4

Hull Identification Number ........................................ 4

Servicing Your Sea Ray

®

........................................... 4

General Information ............................................... 5-6

Life Saving Equipment (PFD) ................................. 5

Boat Storage ......................................................... 5

Troubleshooting ..................................................... 5

Repair and Parts Facilities ..................................... 5

Docking / Lifting / Trailering ..................................... 6

General Arrrangements & Dimensions .......................

7

Interior Seating Plan ................................................. 7

Supplemental General Information ........................... 8

Accommodation Plans ........................................... 8

Deck Occupancy Location ....................................... 9

Accessory Locations ............................................ 10

Propulsion System ............................................... 11

Propellers ............................................................ 11

Water System ..................................................... 11

Water Pump & Filter ............................................ 12

Head System .................................................. 12-15

Live Baitwell System ....................................... 15-16

Bilge Layout .................................................... 17-18

Fresh & Grey Water Line Routing ................... 19-21

Electrical Installation ............................................ 22

Information in this publication is based upon the latest product specifications available at printing. Sea Ray

®

Boats,

Inc. reserves the right to make changes at any time, without notice, in the colors, equipment, specifications,

materials and prices of all models, or to discontinue models. Should changes in production models be made, Sea

Ray

®

is not obligated to make similar changes or modifications to models sold prior to the date of such changes.

The following are registered trademarks of the Brunswick Corporation: Sea Ray

®

, The SR Wave Logo.

(This book contains 79 pages.)

I NTRODUCTION & TABLE OF CONTENTS

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WARRANTY INFORMATION

Sea Ray’s

®

warranty is better than ever. Find the war-

ranty information card in your owner’s manual packet

for complete details. If for some reason the card is miss-

ing, contact your Sea Ray dealer for a new one.

CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS

Sea Ray’s

®

commitment - Excellence by Design - has

enabled us to create a superior craft providing you with

comfort, performance, safety and dependability. All our

boats comply with the safety standards set by the United

States Coast Guard and are designed, engineered and

manufactured in accordance with applicable

recommendations and guidelines of the American Boat

and Yacht Council (ABYC) certified by the National Marine

Manufacturers Association (NMMA).

HULL IDENTIFICATION

NUMBER (HIN)

The “Hull Identification

Number,” located on the

starboard side of the tran-

som, is the most impor-

tant identifying factor and

must be included in all

correspondence and or-

ders. Failure to include it

only creates delays. Also of vital importance are the

engine serial numbers and part numbers when writing

about or ordering parts for your engine. Refer to the

engine owner’s manual for locations.

SERVICING YOUR SEA RAY

®

When your boat needs service beyond regular

maintenance it should be taken to an authorized Sea

Ray

®

dealer.

To find a dealer in your area call:

1-800-SRBOATS.

Fax: 1-314-213-7878

Domestic/International

If a problem is not handled to your satisfaction:

1. Discuss any warranty-related problems directly with

the service manager of the dealership or your sales

person. Give the dealer an opportunity to help the

service department resolve the matter for you.

2. If a problem arises that has not been resolved to

your satisfaction by your dealer, contact Sea Ray

®

Boats at 1-800-SRBOATS and the appropriate

customer service department information will be

provided for you.

HIN Number Location

HIN NUMBER

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TROUBLESHOOTING

LIST OF REFERENCE MANUALS AND DRAWINGS

PERFORMANCE: Refer to the owner's manual.

ENGINE: Refer to the owner's manual and/or the engine

manual.

ELECTRICAL: Refer to electrical section of the owner's

manual and electrical schematics in this owner's manual

supplement. Only a qualified marine electrical technician

may service the boat's electrical system.

REPAIR AND PARTS FACILITIES

To find a Sea Ray

®

dealer in your area, call: Sea Ray

®

Customer Service: 1-800-SRBOATS

FAX: 1-314-213-7878

To find repair and parts facilities for equipment installed

on your boat, refer to the original equipment manuals

(OEM's) found in the owner's manual packet.

G ENERAL INFORMATION

LIFE SAVING EQUIPMENT

(PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICE (PFD) )

STORAGE: The 290 AJ offers storage under the helm

seat, driver’s seat, and passenger’s seat.

OPERATION: Wear PFD according to manufacturer

recommendations. See pamphlet

Federal Requirements

And Safety Tips For Recreational Boats

in the owner’s

packet or get one from your dealer.

MAINTENANCE: Rinse with fresh water and let dry

thoroughly. Do not store in a damp compartment. Avoid

the possibility of mildew.

BOAT STORAGE

WET STORAGE PROCEDURES: Special care for boats

that are moored: If permanently moored in salt water

or fresh water, your boat will collect marine growth on

its bottom. This will detract from the boat's beauty and

greatly affect its performance. There are two methods

of preventing this:

• Periodically haul the boat out of the water and scrub

the bottom with a bristle brush and a solution of soap

and water.

• Paint the hull below the waterline with a good grade

of antifouling paint. DO NOT paint the engine drive

surfaces.

NOTE: There are EPA regulations regarding bottom paint

application. Consult your marine paint dealer for proper

application methods.

SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS: Be conscious of the

security of your boat. Always remove the key from the

ignition, store your boat in a secure place, put a lock on

the trailer and if location permits chain your trailer to a

pole or other permanently fixed object. Remove and

stow any removable electronic gear (fishing poles, skis,

etc.) normally left aboard your boat.

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DOCKING/LIFTING/TRAILERING

CLEATS: Cleats must not be used for lifting

the boat, they are intended for mooring

use only.

BOW AND STERN EYES: The bow eye should be used

to haul the boat onto a trailer. The stern eyes should be

used as tie down points for trailering the boat. The

bow and stern eyes may be used for short term lifting

of the boat such as for service. Long term lifting with

the bow and stern eyes may cause stress on the

fiberglass and gel coat.

For long term storage use flat, wide belt-type slings

and spreaders long enough to keep pressure from

gunwales. Do not place slings where they may lift on

underwater fittings.

REFER TO THE ENGINE OWNER'S MANUAL IN THE

OWNER'S PACKET FOR INSTRUCTIONS AND

WARRANTY INFORMATION.

STERN EYES AND CLEATS

(FIG. 6.2)

BOW EYE & CLEATS

(FIG. 6.1)

BOW CLEATS

BOW EYE

WINCH LINE

STERN

EYE

STERN EYE

STERN

CLEATS

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(A) 29’ 0” (8.84 m) Length

(FIG. 7.2)

G ENERAL ARRANGEMENTS & DIMENSIONS

HEIGHT DIMENSIONS

PROFILE

(FIG. 7.1)

KEEL

WATERLINE

(F)

9’ 7”

(2.92 m)

(D)

6’ 11”

(2.11 m)

INTERIOR SEATING PLAN

290 AJ SEATING PLAN

(Adjustable Double Helm Seat w/Flip-Up Thigh-Rise Bolster,

Fold Out Aft Seat, Portside Back-To-Back Lounger Seat)

(FIG. 7.3)

(C)

10’ 6”

(3.20 m)

290 AJ SPECIFICATIONS

(A) Overall Length ...................... 29’ 0” (8.84 m)

(B) w/std. Swim Platform ............ 31’ 4” (9.55 m)

(C) Beam ......................................... 10’ 6” (3.20 m)

Draft (stern drive down) ............... 2’ 11” (.89 m)

Draft (stern drive up) ........................ 2’ 6” (.76 m)

Dry Weight (lbs.) ................ 11,300 (5,125.7 kg)

Fuel Capacity (gal) ........... 230 gal (870.5 liters)

Usable Fuel ................... 218.5 gal (827.02 liters)

Water Capacity ..................... 30 gal (113.5 liters)

Holding Tank (opt.) ................ 28 gal (106 liters)

Dead Rise .................................................................. 2 1 °

(D) Waterline To Top

Of Windshield ................................ 6’ 11” (2.11 m)

(E) Waterline To Top

Of Aluminum Arch ................................. 10’ 6” (3.20 m)

(F) Keel To Top Of

Windshield ................................................. 9’ 7” (2.92 m)

(G) Keel To Top Of

Aluminum Arch ....................................... 11’ 6” (3.51 m)

(G)

11’ 6”

(3.51 m)

(B) 31’ 4” (9.55 m) Bow to Swim Platform

(E)

10’ 6”

(3.20 m)

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ACCOMMODATION PLANS

FOLD OUT AFT SEAT

TRANSOM FISH BOX

GALLEY

FORWARD

V-BERTH

HEAD &

VANITY

DINETTE/

SALON

WINDLASS

ROPE LOCKER

MID-SLEEPER/

STORAGE

MAIN DECK (FLOOR PLAN)

(FIG. 8.1)

CONTROL

STATION

WINDLASS

ROPE LOCKER

HATCH

FUEL

FILL

MID DECK (FLOOR PLAN)

(FIG. 8.2)

FWD

AFT

PORT

STBD

COCKPIT

DECK

HATCH

TRANSOM

DOOR

FUEL

FILL

WASTE

PUMPOUT

PLATE

WATER

TANK FILL

PLATE

CABIN

DOOR

BAIT PREP STATION

W/LIVE BAITWELL

SYSTEM

DOUBLE HELM

SEAT W/ FLIP UP

THIGH RISE

BOLSTER

PORTSIDE BACK

TO BACK

LOUNGER SEAT

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DECK OCCUPANCY LOCATION

(FIG. 9.1)

ROPE LOCKER

HATCH

CLEAT CLEAT

CLEAT

COCKPIT

CLEAT

DECK

HATCH

WORKING DECK

(DECK AREA INTENDED FOR OCCUPATION

DURING ANCHORING, MOORING AND

EMERGENCY OPERATION ONLY)

ACCOMODATION DECK

(DECK AREA INTENDED FOR OCCUPATION

DURING NORMAL OPERATION)

DO NOT WALK ON THIS AREA

Anchor should be independently se-

cured to prevent accidental release.

ATTACH THE SAFETY LANYARD TO

THE ANCHOR to insure that the an-

chor is held in place should the wind-

lass fail. DO NOT use the safety lan-

yard to SUPPORT the anchor in a

stored position.

! WARNING

PERSONAL INJURY HAZARD

When underway, keep passengers

clear of areas not designed for riding.

Especially hazardous areas include

seat backs, bow, gunwale, transom

platform and fore and aft decks.

! WARNING

TO AVOID RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR

DEATH SHUT OFF ENGINE WHEN NEAR

SWIMMERS OR PRIOR TO USING SWIM

PLATFORM AND BOARDING LADDER.

! DANGER

SLIPPING HAZARD - Wet decks

are slippery. Wear proper foot-

wear and use extreme caution

on wet surfaces.

! WARNING

DO NOT STAND OR WALK

ON THIS AREA. SERIOUS IN-

JURY COULD RESULT.

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ACCESSORY LOCATIONS

HEAD/

STAND-UP

SHOWER

SINGLE-

BURNER

BUTANE STOVE

STBD

STERN

CLEAT

PORT

STERN

CLEAT

12V OUTLET &

120V OUTLET

INSIDE STBD

STORAGE AREA

(FIG. 10.1)

VACU-FLUSH

HEAD

FOLD OUT AFT SEAT

FORWARD

V-BERTH W/

STORAGE

BELOW

SINK

HANGING LOCKER/

CUSHION STORAGE

SINK

W/VANITY

SWIM LADDER

(UNDER LID)

DOUBLE HELM SEAT

W/ FLIP-UP THIGH -

RISE BOLSTER

FWD

AFT

PORT

STBD

DUAL VOLTAGE

REFRIGERATOR

MICROWAVE

CONVERTALBE

DINETTE W/

STORAGE

BELOW

BAIT PREP STATION

WITH BAITWELL

SYSTEM (OPTIONAL)

TRANSOM FISH BOX

DINING

TABLE

PRIVACY

CURTAIN

PORTSIDE BACK TO

BACK LOUNGER SEAT

LOCKABLE

SLIDING DOOR

LIFTING/TIE

DOWN EYE

LIFTING/TIE

DOWN EYE

MAIN DISTRIBUTION

PANELS & STEREO

120V GFI OUTLET

UNDER SINK

120V GFI

OUTLET

120V OUTLET

120V

OUTLET

HOT & COLD TRANSOM

SHOWER (OPT)

LOCATED ON PORT OR STARBOARD SIDE

DEPENDING ON ENGINE OPTION

BATTERY SELECTOR

SWITCHES

JUNCTION BLOCK

(BEHIND DC PANEL)

MAIN DC

BREAKER

PANEL

LIGHT

MAIN

BREAKER

DOCKSIDE

WATER INLET

SHORE

POWER

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STERN DRIVE ENGINE (STANDARD)

(FIG. 11.1)

GENERAL INFORMATION

PROPELLERS

Your Sea Ray

®

has been equipped with a pro-

peller which our tests have shown to be the

best suited for general use under normal con-

ditions and load. In some situations you may

wish to change propellers to give your boat slightly dif-

ferent performance characteristics. In general, chang-

ing to a lower pitch propeller will increase acceleration

and load-pulling ability, but with a slight decrease in top

speed. Conversely, moving to a higher pitch propeller

will attain higher top speed with a light load, but will

sacrifice acceleration and power. Your particular require-

ments should be discussed with your Sea Ray

®

dealer.

Under no circumstances use a propeller which al-

lows the engine to operate at higher than recom-

mended RPM.

HULL

(TRANSOM)

ENGINE

DRIVE UNIT

(LOWER UNIT)

PROPULSION SYSTEM

Standard Engines: Your boat is equipped

with a stern drive type propulsion system

also known as an inboard-outboard engine.

This type of propulsion system has the

engine secured to the hulls stringers at the aft end of

the hull. The drive unit, also called the lower unit

because it hangs below the hull, is the part of the

propulsion system that attaches to the outside of the

hull or transom. The drive unit pivots to steer the boat.

Inboard V-Drive Engines: This system incorporates

an inboard engine with an angled transmission that

allows the drive shaft to pass through the hull under

the engine.

REFER TO THE OWNER'S MANUAL AND ENGINE

OWNER’S MANUAL FOR OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

AND WARRANTY INFORMATION.

Winterizing Water System

1. Turn ON fresh water system.

2. Open water faucets, let system drain completely,

leave faucets open.

3. Turn OFF fresh water system.

4. Remove hoses from water pump.

5. Blowout

WATER SYSTEM

The fresh water system is activated

by the WATER SYSTEM switch on the DC

distribution panel in the cabin. The switch

must be ON to operate the sink faucet or

showers.

To begin initial operation:

1. Fill the water tank from a source known to provide

safe, pure drinking water by removing the cap marked

WATER located on the deck.

2. Turn ON the WATER PUMP.

3. Open faucet or turn on shower wand.

Shut faucet/shower off as flow becomes steady and free

of air. Shutting off the faucet/shower will cause the pump

to shut off.

V-DRIVE ENGINE (OPTION)

(FIG. 11.2)

ENGINE

DRIVE SHAFT

FOR V-DRIVE

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The Vacu-Flush head system is energized by a breaker

located on the 12 volt DC distribution Panel in the

dinette/salon area. The foot pedal at the base of the

toilet opens a mechanical seal and vacuum forces waste

through the opening in the bowl, through the vacuum

pump and then to the holding tank.

VACU-FLUSH HEAD SYSTEM

An standard head system is available called VACU-

FLUSH. This system utilizes the following items: Vacu-

Flush Head, Vacuum Generator, Holding Tank, Vent Filter,

Macerator and Waste Deck Plate for pumpout station

access (see fig. 13.2).

Do not place facial tissue, paper towels or

sanitary napkins in head.

! CAUTION

HEAD SYSTEM

The standard head system on your Sea

Ray

®

utilizes the following items:Vacu-

flush, Vent Filter and Waste Deck Plate

for pumpout station access. The owner’s

manual packet in your boat contains information

pertaining to your head system that should be

carefully read.

REQUIREMENTS FOR VESSEL OPERATORS

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards

state that in freshwater lakes, freshwater reservoirs or

other freshwater impoundments whose inlets or outlets

are such as to prevent the ingress or egress by vessel

traffic subject to this regulation, or in rivers not capable

of navigation by interstate vessel traffic subject to this

regulation, marine sanitation devices certified by the

U.S. Coast Guard installed on all vessels shall be

WATER PUMP FILTER (OPT)

(FIG. 12.1)

BOWL

COVER

SCREEN

O-RING

designed and operated to prevent the overboard

discharge of sewage, treated or untreated, or of any

waste derived from sewage. The EPA standards further

state that this shall not be construed to prohibit the

carriage of Coast Guard-certified flow through treatment

devices which have been secured so as to prevent such

discharges. They also state that the waters where a

Coast Guard-certified marine sanitation device

permitting discharge is allowed include coastal waters

and estuaries, the Great Lakes and interconnecting

waterways, freshwater lakes and impoundments

accessible through locks, and other flowing waters that

are navigable interstate by vessels subject to this

regulation (40 CFB 140.3).

WATER PUMP & FILTER

The pump has a filter to prevent particles from entering

the pump head. The filter should be checked and cleaned

periodically.

Before servicing the system, turn the “WATER SYSTEM”

switch OFF and release pressure on the system by

opening a faucet. To clean the filter, remove the screen

and rinse with clean water. Replace, making sure the

O-ring is in place when replacing the cover.

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VACU-FLUSH LINE ROUTING

(FIG. 13.2)

VACU-FLUSH

HEAD

HOLDING TANK (SHOWN

W/OUT MACERATOR)

VACUUM

GENERATOR

PUMPOUT HOSE (ROUTE

TO DECK PLATE)

VENT HOSE (ROUTE FROM

VENT FILTER ON HOLDING

TANK TO THRU-HULL W/LOOP)

HOSE

ROUTE TO

VACU-FLUSH

HEAD

MACERATOR ROUTING (OPT)

(FIG. 13.1)

OVERBOARD

DISCHARGE SEACOCK

HOLDING TANK

(SHOWN W/ MACERATOR OPT)

HOSE

PORT

STBD

FWD

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VENT HOSE

HOLDING TANK WITH

MACERATOR

VACUUM GENERATOR

WASTE WATER LINE ROUTING

(GAS V-DRIVE WITH GENERATOR OPT)

(FIG. 14.1)

PORT

STBD

FWD

WASTE WATER LINE ROUTING

(DIESEL V-DRIVE WITH GENERATOR OPT)

(FIG. 14.2)

ROUTE TO HEAD

ROUTE TO OVERBOARD

DISCHARGE SEACOCK

PUMPOUT HOSE

(ROUTE TO DECK PLATE)

VENT HOSE

HOLDING TANK

VACUUM GENERATOR

ROUTE TO HEAD

ROUTE TO OVERBOARD

DISCHARGE SEACOCK

PUMPOUT HOSE

(ROUTE TO DECK PLATE)

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LIVE BAITWELL SYSTEM

The baitwell system will keep live bait alive

for an extended period of time.

To Operate:

1. Open baitwell seacock. (See figure 16.2)

2. Turn the sea water Y-valve to the baitwell position.

Located under the baitwell prep station.

(See figure 16.1)

3. Insert down spout into drain.

4. Turn on baitwell switch located under the baitwell prep

station. (See figure 15.1)

Water will be pumped and aerated into the baitwell.

To Empty:

1. Turn off baitwell switch.

2. Remove down spout from drain.

3. Close baitwell seacock.

To Operate:

1. Turn ON the “WATER SYSTEM” breaker.

2. Turn ON the “HEAD” breaker.

REFER TO OWNER’S MANUAL PACKET FOR

INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY INFORMATION.

HOLDING TANK OPERATION

Waste from the head is directed into the holding tank

located in the bilge. The holding tank fluid level indicator

is located on the 12 volt DC distribution panel which

indicates “3/4 FULL,” “FULL” and “DO NOT FLUSH.” When

the “FULL” light is on, the “DO NOT FLUSH” light will

also be on. When these lights are ON, the holding tank

must be emptied before the head can be reused.

To empty holding tank, the services of a dockside

pumpout station will be needed. Follow instructions at

the station and make sure pumpout station hose is

inserted into the deck plate marked “WASTE.” The

holding tank can also be emptied through utilization of

the macerator if your boat is equipped with this option

(see “MACERATOR OPTION”).

There is the possibility of being fined for hav-

ing an operable direct overboard discharge in

U.S. waters. Removing handle of seacock, in

closed position, or other means must be uti-

lized to avoid fine.

NOTICE

Damage will occur to the macerator if oper-

ated with the deck waste plate off or loose.

MACERATOR (OPTION)

The macerator gives the boat operator the means of

discharging the holding tank contents directly overboard

through a seacock in the bottom of the hull. This option

is available in conjunction with the dockside pumpout.

DISCHARGE OF SEWAGE DIRECTLY OVER-

BOARD IS FOR USE WHERE APPROVED ONLY.

! CAUTION

To direct waste from the holding tank to the macerator,

open the overboard discharge seacock.

To operate the macerator:

1. Turn ON the “HEAD SYSTEM” breaker. It is located

on the 12 volt DC distributuion panel. Open the

waste discharge seacock located on the bilge floor

(see fig. 13.1).

2. When tank is empty, turn off the switch at the 12

volt DC distribution panel and close waste

discharge seacock.

BAITWELL VALVE LOCATION & SWITCH

(FIG. 15.1)

BAIT-

WELL

PUMP

BAITWELL

BAITWELL/

WASHDOWN

BAITWELL

LIGHTS

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BAITWELL LINE ROUTING (OPT)

(FIG. 16.1)

SINK DRAIN

ROUTE TO

THRU-HULL

PREP STATION

SINK

BILGE HATCH

CUTOUT

PORT

STBD

FWD

PORT

STBD

FWD

SEA WATER

PUMP

GENERATOR

MOUNTING

BOARD (OPT)

FWD ENGINE

BULKHEAD

ROUTE TO LIVE

BAITWELL

WATER LINE ROUTE

TO SEA WATER

WASHDOWN

HOSE

SEA WATER

SEACOCK

SEA WATER

STRAINER

BAITWELL

DRAIN

LIVE BAITWELL

(FIG. 16.2)

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B ILGE LAYOUT

A Port Fuel Tank

B Bilge Light

C A/C Junction Box (Opt)

D Vacuum Generator

E A/C Strainer (Opt)

F A/C Seacock (Opt)

G Holding Tank

H Batteries

I Battery (Opt)

J Bilge Blowers

K Overboard Discharge

Seacock (Opt)

L Port Power Trim Pump

M Fire Extinguisher

N Bilge Light

O Bilge Pump Check Valves

P High Water Float Switch

Q Bilge Pump

R Float Switch

S High Water Bilge Pump

T Trim Tab Pump

U Stbd Power Trim Pump

V Generator Seacock (Opt)

W Generator Strainer (Opt)

X Water Heater

Y Water Pump

Z Generator Fuel Filter (Opt)

AA Stbd Fuel Tank

BB Generator Muffler (Opt)

CC Salt Water Pump (Opt)

DD Transducer

EE Speed Log (Opt)

FF Salt Water

GG Washdown Seacock (Opt)

Salt Water

HH Washdown Strainer (Opt)

Generator (Opt)

II A/C Water Pump (Opt)

BILGE LAYOUT (GASOLINE STERN DRIVE WITH GENERATOR)

(FIG. 17.1)

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A Port Fuel Tank

B Port Engine Strainer

C Port Engine Seacock

D Sea Water Strainer (Opt)

E Vacuum Generator

F Sea Water Seacock (Opt)

G A/C Strainer (Opt)

H Holding Tank

I A/C Pump (Opt)

J Port Bilge Light

K Battery Trays

L Bilge Blowers

M Overboard Discharge

Seacock (Opt)

N Port Engine Coolant

Recovery Bottle

O Fire Extinguisher

P Aft Bilge Light

Q Starboard Engine

Coolant Recovery Bottle

R High Water Float Switch

S Bilge Pump

T Float Switch

U High Water Bilge Pump

V Trim Tab Pump

W Generator Strainer (Opt)

X Generator Seacock (Opt)

Y Generator Muffler (Opt)

Z Generator (Opt)

AA Generator Siphon

Break (Opt)

BB A/C Seacock (Opt)

CC Transducer (Port-Speed Opt,

Starboard Depth)

DD Starboard Engine Seacock

EE Starboard Bilge Light

FF Generator Coolant Recovery

Bottle (Opt)

GG Water Pump

HH Water Heater

II Starboard Engine Strainer

JJ Starboard Fuel Tank

KK Generator Fuel Filter (Opt)

LL Sea Water Pump (Opt)

MMA/C Junction Box (Opt)

NN Forward Bilge Light

BILGE LAYOUT (GAS V-DRIVE WITH

GENERATOR) (OPT)

(FIG. 18.1)

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