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MasterCraft Aviara AV32

MasterCraft Aviara AV32
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AVIARA OWNERS MANUAL / 2
Owner’s Manual
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MasterCraft Aviara AV32 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMasterCraft
ModelAviara AV32
CategoryBoat
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Knowledge

General Precautions

General safety precautions for boat operation, listing various safety organizations.

Hazardous Operations

Details situations that can result in peril for boats and persons on board.

Operators Responsibilities

Outlines key responsibilities for safe and proper boat operation.

Consistent Attention Required

Carbon Monoxide (CO)

Discusses the dangers and symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning on boats.

Emergency Treatment For CO Poisoning

Provides immediate actions to take if CO poisoning is suspected.

Where CO May Accumulate

Identifies areas on the boat where carbon monoxide can build up.

How To Protect Yourself and Others

Offers steps to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning for passengers and others.

Weight Limits and Distribution

Emphasizes correct weight distribution for optimal performance and safety.

Line Of Sight

Emphasizes the importance of maintaining clear visibility for the operator.

Events Requiring Safety Knowledge

Fire Extinguishers

Details the types and requirements of fire extinguishers on board.

Capsizing

Discusses the dangers of capsizing and actions to take in such an event.

Means of Re-boarding

Explains methods and safety precautions for re-boarding the boat from the water.

Running Aground or Striking Underwater Objects

Provides guidance on actions to take after running aground or hitting objects.

In-Water Activities Safety

Highlights safety rules for individuals in the water around the boat.

Equipment

Safety Equipment

Federal law requires certain safety equipment to be on board at all times.

Required Equipment

Details the safety equipment that comes standard on the boat.

Recommended Equipment

Suggests additional equipment for safety and convenience on outings.

Sound Producing Devices

Explains the use of horns and whistles for navigation and warnings.

Visual Distress Signals

Outlines requirements for visual distress signals on various waters.

Legal Requirements

Law Enforcement

Details requirements for vessel stops and examinations by law enforcement.

Operators License

Discusses state-specific operator licensing and age restrictions for boating.

Boating Under the Influence

Highlights the dangers and penalties of operating a boat under the influence.

Accident Reporting

Outlines federal requirements for filing boating accident reports.

Refuse and Pollution

Covers stringent requirements for pollution, oil discharge, and garbage from sanitation devices.

Other Important Information

Communications

Discusses essential communication gear for offshore and distress situations.

Insurance

Explains owner liability and the importance of maintaining sufficient insurance coverage.

Weather

Provides guidance on monitoring forecasts and actions in severe weather.

Nautical Charts

Explains the importance and use of nautical charts for safe navigation.

Float Plan

Describes the purpose and importance of filing a float plan before a trip.

Staying Afloat

Offers advice on how to stay afloat and conserve energy if falling overboard.

Cold Water Survival

Details the risks of cold water immersion and survival techniques.

Inflatable Life Rafts

Explains the purpose and standards for inflatable life rafts.

Anchoring

Provides instructions and considerations for anchoring the boat.

Rules Of The Open Water

Steering and Sailing RulesSound Signals

Outlines right-of-way rules and standard sound signals for navigation.

General Prudential Rule

Explains Rule 2 of the International Rules regarding safe navigation.

Rules When Encountering Vessels

Details three main situations when encountering other vessels and avoiding collisions.

Meeting

Describes how to navigate when two vessels approach each other head-on.

Crossing

Explains right-of-way rules when two vessels cross paths.

Overtaking

Outlines rules for passing or being passed by other vessels.

Sailing Vessel Right-of-Way

Details right-of-way priorities for sailing vessels relative to powerboats.

Fishing Vessel Right-of-Way

Explains right-of-way considerations for vessels engaged in fishing.

Other Special Situations

Covers specific rules for narrow channels and bends.

Uniform State Waterway Marker System

Explains the system of buoys and signs for waterway navigation.

Model Features and Specs

AV32

Provides dimensions, capacities, and seating arrangements for the AV32 model.

AV36

Details dimensions, capacities, and seating for the AV36 model.

AV40

Lists dimensions, capacities, and seating for the AV40 model.

Helm, Instrument, and Switch Layout

Features

Details the layout and features of the boat's helm, instruments, and switches.

Preparation

Dealer Responsibilities

Outlines the dealer's responsibilities upon receiving a new Aviara boat.

Using Care When Fueling

Provides instructions and precautions for safely fueling the boat's fuel system.

Fuel Levels

Details the importance of maintaining adequate fuel levels for the fuel pump.

Engines

Ilmor Owners Manual

Directs users to the Ilmor Owner's Manual for engine-specific details.

Gasoline for Ilmor Engine

Provides critical information on the proper use of gasoline for Ilmor engines.

Mercury Owners Manual

Refers users to the Mercury Owner's Manual for engine-specific information.

Gasoline for Mercury Engines

Offers critical information on proper gasoline usage for Mercury engines.

Engine Hatch

Explains how to open and operate the engine hatch, including manual override.

Safety Checks and Services

Before Each Operation

Lists essential tasks to perform before launching the boat.

During Operation

Outlines checks to perform while the boat is underway.

After Operation

Details checks to perform after concluding an outing.

New Boat Break-In

Maintain the proper oil level

Stresses the importance of monitoring oil levels during the break-in period.

Pay close attention to the gauges and video screen(s)

Advises immediate engine shutdown if gauges indicate problems.

Abnormal vibration or noises

Highlights symptoms that may indicate potential trouble with the boat.

Fuel, oil or water leaks

Warns about the safety threat posed by fluid leaks on the boat.

Vary the engine speed

Instructs on varying engine speed to ensure proper ring and bearing break-in.

Plane the Boat Quickly

Explains how to plane the boat quickly to reduce engine load at low speeds.

First Hours of Operation

Emphasizes the importance of following break-in procedures for engine and drivetrain.

After Break-In

Details how to operate the boat after the initial break-in period is complete.

Starting and Basic Operations

Before Starting

Advises familiarizing with controls and performing safety checks before starting.

Starting the Engine

Details the process of starting the boat's engine, including safety switch usage.

Basic Operation

Covers fundamental operating procedures for the boat.

Shifting Gears

Explains the correct procedure for shifting gears smoothly and safely.

Under Way

Provides guidance on operating the boat and responding to warning lights.

Stopping

Outlines the process for safely stopping the boat and its engines.

Operational Hints

Loading the Boat

Emphasizes correct weight distribution for optimal performance and safety.

Emergencies

Advises knowing distress signals and offering assistance when possible.

Courtesy

Stresses respecting other boaters and maintaining safe practices in crowded areas.

First Time Operation

Offers general guidelines for operating the boat for the first time.

Basic Maneuvering

Explains steering response, turning circles, and stopping techniques.

Unusual Operating Conditions

Advises on handling unknown waters, debris, and weedy areas.

Docking and Tie-Up

Provides guidance on approaching docks, using fenders, and tying up securely.

Dashes and Video Screens

Product Information for the Aviara 11 Display

Details features and operation of the Aviara 11-inch display system.

Variations in Gauges and Switches

Notes that gauge and switch appearances may vary but functionality remains the same.

Care and Maintenance

Provides instructions for cleaning the display unit to prevent damage.

Critical Information Readout

Explains how to read and interpret various data points on the display.

Digital Switches

Describes how to use digital switches for various boat functions like windlass and shades.

Cockpit and Seat Heaters

Explains how to operate cockpit and seat heaters via the touchscreen display.

Music

Details audio system controls, including volume zones and equalization.

Bluetooth Procedure

Guides users through connecting devices via Bluetooth to the boat's system.

USB Procedure

Explains how to connect USB devices for audio playback.

USB Controls

Outlines controls for playing music from a USB device, including queue and playback.

Lights

Describes how to control interior and exterior lighting via the dash display.

Tanks, Bilges and Pumps

Details the operation and monitoring of the boat's tanks, bilge, and pumps.

Settings Tab

Introduces the settings tab for configuring display and system options.

User Settings

Explains how to adjust display settings like brightness, units, and alarms.

Bluetooth Manager

Details the process for establishing and managing Bluetooth device connections.

Service Information

Provides access to dealer contact, service reset, and software update information.

Factory Settings

Explains how to reset system configurations to factory defaults, requiring a password.

PDM Diagnostics

Details how to view circuit and fault information for various boat systems.

Troubleshooting

Offers solutions for common display issues like non-operation or resets.

Product Information for the Aviara 5 Display (AV40 only)

Provides information on the Aviara 5-inch display, specifically for AV40 models.

Switches

Explains how to operate various boat switches via the touchscreen display.

Care and Maintenance

Offers guidance on cleaning the display unit to prevent damage.

Settings

Covers display settings like brightness, system info, and software updates.

Engine Control Screen

Boat Operations

Provides information on the general operation of the boat.

Batteries

Details the boat's battery system, including types, location, and operation.

Circuit Breakers and Fuses

Explains how circuit breakers protect circuits from overloads and faults.

Cabin Breaker Panels

Details the controls and functions of cabin breaker panels for AV36 and AV40.

Battery Charger

Explains the function and operation of the optional battery charger.

12-Volt Receptacle

Describes the purpose and location of 12-volt receptacles for charging devices.

Ignition Key Slots

Explains the purpose and use of ignition keys for activating the boat's electrical system.

Ignition Start-Stop

Details the operation and function of the engine start-stop buttons.

Engine Emergency Safety Stop Switch

Explains the function and safety importance of the engine emergency stop switch.

ShiftThrottle Control

Explains the function and operation of the dual-lever shift/throttle control.

Joystick Control

Describes the purpose and operation of the joystick for slow-speed maneuvering.

Trim Tab Control

Explains how to use trim tabs to level the boat during operation.

Button Pack

Details the function of buttons on the dash-mounted button pack.

Shore Power

Details how to connect the boat to shore power for electricity and battery charging.

Generator and Inverter

Explains the purpose of the generator and inverter for providing onboard power.

Additional Safety Support

Fire Suppression and Extinguishing

Details the automatic and manual fire suppression systems on board.

CleatsStrong Points

Explains the purpose and location of cleats for tying up the boat.

Horn

Describes the purpose and operation of the boat's horn for signaling.

CO Monitor

Explains the function and activation of the carbon monoxide monitor.

Below Deck

Bilge System, Center Drain, Sea Strainers and Scuppers

Details the bilge system, drains, and sea strainers for water management.

Blower System

Explains the critical function of the blower system for ventilation and safety.

Salt Water Anode

Describes the purpose and inspection of the transom-mounted anode for corrosion prevention.

Engine Mounting Height

Provides guidance on proper engine mounting height during re-installation.

Visual Assistance

NavigationAnchor Lights

Explains the operation and use of navigational and anchor lights.

Docking Lights

Describes the optional docking lights for aid in dark conditions.

Courtesy, Underwater, and Storage Compartment Lights

Details the courtesy, underwater, and storage compartment lighting features.

Submersible Swim Platforms and Fold Down Terrace

Explains the purpose, location, and operation of swim platforms and terraces.

Override Operation

Explains how to override safety features for engine start with platform/terraces deployed.

Comfort and Convenience

Stereo Components

Details the boat's stereo system, including radio, connections, and speakers.

Heaters and HVAC

Explains the operation of cockpit heaters, seat heaters, and HVAC systems.

Coolers, Cooled Cup Holders, and Wine Bottle Storage

Explains the features and use of coolers, cup holders, and wine storage.

Refrigeration

Details the operation and care of the boat's refrigerator.

Wet Bar

Explains the function and operation of the boat's wet bar.

Grill Operations

Provides information on the operation of onboard grills.

Ladders

Explains the operation and safety precautions for using boat ladders.

Seating

Details the types of seating, their proper use, and safety considerations.

Care and Maintenance

Lifting the Boat

Provides instructions on safely lifting and handling the boat.

Using Lifting Slings

Provides instructions on safely using lifting slings for boat handling.

Storage Cradle

Explains how to properly support the boat in a storage cradle to prevent damage.

Galvanic Corrosion

Explains galvanic corrosion and the role of aluminum anodes in prevention.

Saltwater Care & Maintenance

Details procedures for rinsing and maintaining the boat after saltwater use.

Stainless Steel and ChromeAnodized Aluminum

Discusses cleaning and protecting stainless steel and aluminum components.

Marine Growth

Advises on preventing and managing marine growth on the boat hull.

Hull

Provides instructions for washing and cleaning the boat's hull and gel coat.

Platforms

Explains the cleaning requirements for fiberglass swim platforms.

Teak Maintenance

Details regular cleaning and oiling procedures for teak wood accents.

Oiling The Teak

Provides a step-by-step guide for oiling teak accent pieces.

Windshield

Offers guidance on cleaning tempered glass windshields and avoiding damage.

Canvas Covers

Explains how to maintain and clean boat canvas covers for longevity.

Enclosed Head

Covers the operation, cleaning, and maintenance of the enclosed head system.

Upholstery

Provides instructions for cleaning and maintaining vinyl upholstery.

SeaDek Pads

Explains the purpose, installation, and cleaning of SeaDek flooring.

Maintenance Service

Frequency and Scheduled Maintenance

Outlines the importance of regular maintenance for peak performance and resale value.

Before Each Use

Lists critical checks and maintenance tasks to perform before each use.

After Each Use

Advises on general cleaning, drying, and inspections after each outing.

Quarterly Every Fifty [50] Hours

Specifies maintenance tasks and safety equipment checks at 50-hour intervals.

Annually - Every One Hundred [100] Hours

Recommends annual maintenance tasks, preferably done by authorized technicians.

Check the Engine Mounts

Details how to inspect engine mounts for tightness and security.

Lubricate Steering System

States that hydraulic steering maintenance must be done by an authorized dealer.

Inspect the Complete Fuel System for Leakage and Change Fuel Filter

Covers inspecting the fuel system for leaks and changing the fuel filter.

Inspect The Fuel System For Leaks

Provides steps to inspect the fuel system for leaks and fuel odors.

Note Any Exhaust Odors

Advises on checking for unusual exhaust odors, which may indicate leaks.

Check That The Batteries are Fully Charged

Advises checking battery voltage and status after starting the engines.

Storage & Winterization

General Preparation

Outlines general preparation steps and recommends professional winterization.

Fuel System Treatment

Details procedures for treating the fuel system for storage.

Winterization Preparations

Provides a step-by-step guide for winterizing the boat.

Reactivating The Boat After Storage

Guides users through the process of preparing the boat after storage.

Propeller Maintenance

CheckingRepairing Propellers

Details the process for replacing propellers for sterndrive or outboard motors.

Other Accessories Needing Winterization

Lists other boat systems that require winterization and refers to their manuals.

Limited Warranty Statement

Disclaimer and Limitation of Implied Warranties.

Disclaims all other warranties, express or implied, except as stated.

Limited Warranty and Term.

Details the components covered and the term of the limited warranty.

Hull & Structural Components.

Covers the hull, deck, liner, and stringer system for the life of original ownership.

Gel Coat.

Warrants the gel coat against stress crazing for one year, excluding fading or scratching.

Screens.

Specifies warranty periods for electrical displays and screens on the instrument panel.

SeaDek Flooring & Pads.

Details the warranty for SeaDek flooring and pads, including hours of operation.

Other Component Parts.

Covers other boat components not specifically referenced, for five years.

Trailer and Trailer Component Parts.

Outlines warranty periods for trailer components and paint.

Warranty Period.

Defines applicable warranty periods and start dates based on model year and purchase.

Warranty Conditions, Limitations and Exclusions.

Lists limitations and exclusions from warranty coverage due to external factors.

Commercial Boats, Special Use and Demo Boat Warranty Conditions, Limitations and Exclusions.

Details warranty conditions, limitations, and exclusions for commercial, special use, and demo boats.

Warranty Claims.

Instructs purchasers to return defective items to an authorized dealer or Aviara's factory.

Additional Warranty Statement

Provides an additional warranty statement, specifically for California emissions control systems.

California Evaporative Emissions Control System Warranty Statement

Details the warranty for the evaporative emission control system on 2020 spark-ignition marine watercraft.

Manufacturers Warranty Coverage:

Outlines the manufacturer's warranty coverage for the evaporative emission control system.

Owners Warranty Responsibilities:

Lists owner responsibilities for maintaining the evaporative emission control system.

Warranty Registration

Details the steps required to register the boat for product warranty purposes.

Warranty Transfer

Explains the process for transferring the warranty to a second owner.

Service Log

Service Log - Boat

Provides a log for recording boat maintenance and service performed.

Glossary of Terms

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