To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the CORRECT CRAFT Boat display doesn't work?
If the CORRECT CRAFT Boat display doesn't turn on, try these steps: * Touch a key on the keypad to activate the display. * Check for loose connections at both the battery and the display unit. * Ensure the power connections don't have reversed polarity. * Make sure the battery has a minimum voltage of 6 Volts.
Why does my CORRECT CRAFT Boat display reset when starting the engine?
If the CORRECT CRAFT Boat display resets or turns off when you start the engine: * Check that the display supply wires are properly connected to the battery. * Verify that the battery is adequately charged. * Check the battery to ensure it provides efficient starter current.
Pre-launch safety and operational checks for the boat.
Essential checks to perform before starting the boat's engine.
Welcomes the owner and emphasizes safety responsibility.
Defines warning symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE.
Fundamental rules to understand before operating the boat.
Essential pre-launch checks for safe operation.
Safety measures to follow when the boat is in motion.
Safety precautions for maintenance and servicing of the boat.
Outlines owner duties for safe operation and the importance of education.
Details owner's duty to ensure operator is instructed and familiar with safe operation.
Explains federal and state requirements for boat registration.
Discusses the importance of boat insurance for liability and damage.
Lists resources for obtaining boater safety education and training.
Covers laws and requirements for minors operating a boat.
Details federal, state, and local regulations for safety equipment.
Describes the function and proper use of the engine cutoff switch lanyard.
Covers federal law requirements for PFDs and their proper use.
Covers various general safety topics for boating.
Guidelines for determining and maintaining a safe operating speed.
Emphasizes the operator's responsibility for passenger safety and adherence to rules.
Critical information on the dangers of carbon monoxide and prevention.
Instructions on adhering to capacity limits and proper weight distribution.
Guidance on using ballast systems and avoiding overload for watersports.
Importance of maintaining clear visibility for safe operation and collision avoidance.
Warnings about the dangers of operating a boat under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Boater's responsibility to protect the environment and keep waterways clean.
Environmental impact and regulations regarding fuel and oil discharge.
Essential rules for navigation and collision prevention.
Rules for right-of-way when meeting other boats.
Explains buoys and markers for safe navigation.
Essential safety rules for towed watersports like skiing and wakeboarding.
Standard hand signals used during watersports for communication.
Outlines duties of towed individuals for safety and communication.
Procedures for safely picking up a fallen skier or rider.
Promotes awareness and responsible behavior during watersports.
A code of conduct for safe and courteous watersports participation.
Safety guidelines and recommendations for watersports activities.
Dangers of carbon monoxide and how to prevent exposure.
Safe procedures and precautions for fueling the boat's engine.
Safe procedures for boarding the boat from a dock or water.
Essential checks to perform before using the boat.
Cautionary advice when attempting to start a flooded engine.
Recommended steps for breaking in the engine during the first hours of operation.
Importance of choosing the correct propeller for optimal performance and engine health.
Proper procedures for shifting gears and control lever use.
Importance of a properly maintained steering system for safe boating.
Safety precautions and techniques for docking the boat.
Essential techniques for boat handling in various conditions.
Describes preferred patterns for towing watersports participants.
Guidance on selecting and using anchors for securing the boat.
Step-by-step instructions for deploying an anchor.
Procedures for retrieving an anchor from the water.
Advice on operating a high-performance boat safely and responsibly.
Essential periodic inspections and maintenance tasks for the boat.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the engine's water intake strainer.
Importance of checking bilge pump operation and keeping the bilge clean.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the bilge filter cartridge.
Maintenance and care related to the boat's propeller.
Instructions for safely removing the propeller.
Step-by-step guide for installing the propeller correctly.
Procedure for changing the engine oil using the quick drain system.
Details on the optional kit for flushing the water system with fresh water.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly using the freshwater flush kit.
Guidelines for washing, waxing, and polishing the boat's gelcoat.
Proper methods for cleaning and maintaining the boat's vinyl surfaces.
Procedures for checking and maintaining transmission fluid levels.
A guide to diagnosing and correcting common boat performance and electrical issues.
Possible causes and solutions for a non-operational starter motor.
Common reasons why the boat engine fails to start.
Potential causes for reduced boat performance and handling.
Identifying causes of excessive vibration in the boat.
Common issues and checks for the boat's steering system.
Common electrical issues and their potential causes.
Troubleshooting steps for lighting system malfunctions.
Information on the proper use of bow and stern lifting rings for boat transport.
Procedures for preparing the boat for winter storage to prevent damage.
Steps to remove water from the fuel system during storage.
Safety and security guidelines for trailering the boat.
Proper selection and installation of a trailer hitch.
A checklist of essential steps before trailering the boat.
Details the limited warranty for Nautique boats.
Covers structural defects in the deck, hull, and stringer system.
Warranty that can be transferred to a second owner within five years.
Covers the boat and specific components for five years, transferable.
Warranty for the gel coat, covering defects for three years.
General| Brand | CORRECT CRAFT |
|---|---|
| Model | G21 |
| Category | Boat |
| Language | English |
