for the type of batteries installed in your boat. Factory installed
batteries require an AGM type charger. DO NOT attempt to jump
start the battery from a vehicle or another boat because this can
cause an overload of the electrical system. You may temporarily
use the COMBINE function on the battery switches. This
enables the engines to temporarily use power transferred from
the House batteries to start. Once the boat is running, turn OFF
the COMBINE function. Batteries will recharge automatically
when the boat is running.
Engine Emergency
Safety Stop Switch
The safety switch lanyard must be attached to the operator
whenever the engine is running. Attempting to override this system
may result in death or serious injury!
Purpose
The engine emergency safety stop switch, which is attached
to a lanyard, is an ignition cut-off switch designed to stop the
engines in the event the operator is thrown or moves away
from the helm. The lanyard is equipped with a hook on one
end that should be attached to your clothing or PFD, and the
opposite end has a slide that fits over the ignition switch. Be
sure that the slide is firmly attached to the ignition switch
before starting the engine.
Location
The engine emergency safety stop connection is located
just below the throttle control box on the armrest. If the
slide is left off or is loose, the engines will crank but will not start.
Operators should NEVER attempt to override this safety
system!
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