MAREX 375 - Through Hull Leads - under the Waterline; Closing Valve

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MAREX 375

by Nikl Design USER MANUAL

CAUTION

Make sure that the fuel lines are always intact. The pipe should not be extremely

bended, close to corners or any other sharp areas.

• Exit the boat for filling fuel.

• Do not overfill the tank. Carefully measure the proper amount of diesel when

refuelling. Leave some space in the tank to avoid spillage during normal motion

of the boat.

• When refuelling, check if the fuel line has an automatic stopping device.

• Ensure that no fuel is discharged over the side or into any part of the boat.

• Regularly check that all fuel line connectors are tight.

(F) DANGER

When refuelling the tank, do not smoke. It is dangerous!

3.8 THROUGH HULL LEADS - UNDER THE WATERLINE

3.8.1 CLOSING VALVE – SEAWATER INLET FOR THE TOILET

SYSTEM

The seawater inlet closing valve for the automatic toilet (optional) is placed under the

hallway floor in the front cabin area.

Picture 10: Location of the seawater inlet for toilet flushing (1)

DANGER:

Close the septic tank outlet BEFORE cleaning the seawater filter for the toilet.

MAREX 375 - Through Hull Leads - under the Waterline; Closing Valve - Seawater Inlet for the Toilet System