problem or if it continues to trip, take the boat to an authorized
MasterCraft dealer for repair. Also, while the air coming out of the
vents may be cool at first, if it does not warm up within a reasonable
period of time, take the boat to an authorized MasterCraft dealer.
SHOWER
Models
Many models offer a shower or wash down option.
Purpose
Showers, accessible through a shower wand, allow persons to rinse
off with cool fresh water (the water is not heated) after returning to
the boat from the body of water.
Location
Shower wands will be aft, inside a storage compartment or behind
seating, depending on the model. It may also be inside the wet bar,
on models so equipped with that option. See the Guide to individual
Models section of this Owner’s Manual to determine the basic
location in your model. Switches to operate the shower are located
on the transom. Access to fill the freshwater tank for the wash down
option or the shower is located in various locations (generally the
aft of the gunnel or on the transom). See the Guide to Individual
Models section of this Owner’s Manual to determine the location for
your model.
Operation
A combination switch is mounted in an aft position (transom or
storage area) and controls the optional shower function. The switch
is marked. The two-position switch is pressed up for ON and down
for OFF. The switches are marked for each and may also include
the underwater lights, where equipped. The switches are operated
as ON-OFF and should always be left in the OFF position when the
system(s) is not in use. The instructions work whether the boat is
equipped withone (1) or both of the options, but will not be found
in boats that are not equipped with either option. Do not use the
shower with the engine running. The shower wand location and
limited length of the hose means that most individuals shower
while at the transom or on the swim platform. Because this is also
the location for the engine exhaust emissions, dangerous fumes
may be present if the engine is allowed to run.
Carbon monoxide is emitted from the engine’s exhaust system. Do
not use the shower or occupy the swim platform with the engine
running. Never run the engine without proper ventilation. Do not run
the engine in a confined space or where fumes may be trapped.
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