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MasterCraft X23 User Manual

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2016 OWNERS MANUAL / 0351
DO NOT IGNORE OR OVERLOOK THIS INSPECTION! REPAIR AS
NECESSARY!
BEFORE EACH USE
After Starting the Engine
Check That The Battery Is Fully Charged
As the boat is started, check all gauges, but pay particular attention
to the voltage. (On all models, press the Gauge soft key on the left
side of the touch screen to access this information.)
While starting the engine, check that the voltmeter reads between
12.4 and 14.5 volts. An erratic reading may be a sign of low voltage.
The voltage reading is the best indication of the of your battery.
However, it is not fool-proof. While the reading may indicate that
the battery is producing current, if during a previous operation you
had reason to suspect a problem with your battery, check with an
authorized MasterCraft dealer’s service department.
NOTE ANY EXHAUST ODORS
This function should be performed prior to starting the engine; and
then again after about three (3)-to-five (5) minutes to determine
whether any leaks are apparent.
Step 1
First ensure that the engine is OFF and that the engine safety start-
ing switch is disconnected. Be certain that the throttle/shift control
lever is in neutral. The engine must be cool.
Step 2
Open the engine compartment and note whether there is any un-
usual odor. In many instances, exhaust will have little or no odor, but
in the event of a potentially significant exhaust leakage, it may be
possible to smell a “rotten-egg” odor that signifies a probable issue
that must be addressed.
Step 3
If leakage is apparent, tighten the hose clamps, being careful to
avoid crimping the hose. If the leakage is significant, or is occur- ring
at a location other than the joints (such as a split in a hose), see
your authorized MasterCraft dealer’s service department for parts
and service.
This is important! Exhaust fumes can cause illness or impairment,
including carbon monoxide poisoning. Equally important to con-
sider, leakage can lead to a build-up of potentially explosive fumes
within the engine compartment.

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