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ELECTRIC SYSTEM
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10.2 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM WARNINGS
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DANGER
Electric shock hazard exists in an energized electrical system. To avoid
electric shock, turn off power before opening the cover and servicing
any internal components of electrical equipment.
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CAUTION
Activate all electrical systems and devices (included those at low
voltage) with extreme caution. Avoid overloads which can generate
short-circuits, dangerous overheating and risk of fire, having as a result
serious injuries or even death.
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CAUTION
The 120/240 V AC system is similar to a domestic system as to its
features and hazards. If improperly operated or maintained, it can
cause a fire or personal injury or death.
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WARNING
Never deactivate the battery disconnectors with the engines running or
you may damage the engine alternators.
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WARNING
Use the switch for engine/user battery parallel connection, only if
absolutely necessary, to provide additional battery power to start the
engines. If your are compelled to use the “battery parallel connection”,
turn off all electric devices so as not to jeopardize their correct
operation. Disconnect the parallel link as soon as possible.
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CAUTION
Only a skilled naval electrician can perform maintenance on the vessel
electrical system.
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WARNING
Do not replace an existing circuit breaker or fuse with one of a higher
rating. Such modification could cause equipment and/or circuit failure
and fire.
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WARNING
Have a BERTRAM authorized electrical engineer inspect the isolation
transformer, the differential circuit breakers, the electric panels and
other components of the electrical system, to ensure the correct
operation and to detect any overheating signal.
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