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General| Brand | Grady-White Boats |
|---|---|
| Model | ISLANDER 270 |
| Category | Boat |
| Language | English |
Details on the Grady-White warranty, warranty card, and contact points for questions.
Outlines dealer duties including pre-delivery checks, orientation, and warranty validation.
Lists owner's duties: reading manuals, proper maintenance, and 20-hour inspection.
Explanation of symbols used in the manual to alert customers to potentially dangerous situations.
Lists mandatory safety gear required on board by USCG regulations.
Details the function and use of the emergency stop switch for engine shutdown.
Guidance on preparing for and coping with emergency situations aboard.
Offers precautions for safe boating practices, operation, and passenger safety.
Explains NMMA Yacht Certification and ABYC Basic Flotation standards.
Discusses the importance of knowing and distributing weight for safe operation.
Warns about carbon monoxide dangers, symptoms, and necessary ventilation.
Provides precautions for safe boat fueling, including before, during, and after steps.
Details inspection and maintenance of fuel hoses, connections, tanks, and anti-siphon valves.
Summarizes USCG restrictions on discharging oil, hazardous substances, and garbage.
Covers regulations prohibiting discharge of harmful substances into U.S. navigable waters.
Discusses optimal engine operation, maintenance, and its effect on efficiency.
Covers power tilt, power trim, and trim tabs for adjusting boat running attitude.
Discusses the major influence of propeller condition and size on boat performance.
Overview of Yamaha engine gauges including speedometer, tachometer, and fuel management.
General exterior finish maintenance similar to automotive care.
Procedures for restoring and maintaining gelcoat gloss and protection.
Troubleshooting fuel flow issues and performing annual fuel system inspections.
Covers safety precautions and maintenance procedures for boat batteries.
Covers precautions for lifting, transporting, and storing the boat to prevent damage.
Details on draining fresh water systems, pumps, and lines to prevent freeze damage.
Guidance on rinsing fuel compartments, fuel additives, and filter replacement for storage.
Procedures for checking electrolyte levels and fully charging batteries before storage.
Emphasizes following engine manufacturer's manuals for proper winterization procedures.
Describes how to operate the standard features and systems on the boat.
Explains the function of each switch on the accessory switch panel.
Explains the operation of automatic float switches and manual bilge pump switches.
Explanation of battery select switch operation for single and twin engine configurations.
Details how trim tabs adjust the boat's running angle and trim.
Comprehensive instructions for operating the marine head system.
Step-by-step guide for the operation of the hand pump marine head.
Information on connecting to and utilizing AC power via dockside connection.
Step-by-step instructions for safely connecting the boat to shore power.
Step-by-step instructions for safely disconnecting the boat from shore power.
Details the terms and transferability of the five-year hull structural warranty.
Outlines the warranty coverage for material and workmanship defects.
Lists specific conditions, damages, and components not covered by the warranty.
Provides steps for owners to follow when discovering a defect and initiating a claim.
