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MONTEREY
BOATS
Exterior Equipment
To use the grill, make sure the Electric Grill breaker
in the cabin AC panel is on and open the lid. Use
the grill touch control pad located in the cockpit
near the battery switch panel to activate the
burner and control the temperature. After cook-
ing, be sure the burner is turned off and allowed
to cool before closing the lid. Never close the
cover while the grill is hot. Turn the Electric Grill
breaker in the cabin AC panel off whenever the
grill is not being used to ensure it is not activated
accidentally.
After cooking, be sure the burner is turned off and
the grill is allowed to cool before storing the grill
in the storage compartment. Once the grill is cool
to the touch, it can properly stored.
Refer to the grill manufacturer’s operating manual
for additional operating and safety instructions
before operating the grill.
Portable Propane Grill
A portable propane gas grill is an available option
on 328SS models. Propane fuel for the grill is
usually provided by 1 lb disposable propane fuel
canisters. The fuel canisters are sold separately
and were not included with the grill.
properly and are not intended for use onboard the
boat. The grill should only be used onshore in an
open, uncovered area. Always make sure the grill
is allowed to cool and that the propane fuel canis-
ter is removed and capped before storing the grill
and fuel canister onboard the boat. Propane fuel
properly. Refer to the grill manufacturer’s oper-
ating manual for additional safety and operating
instructions before using the propane grill.
328SS Remote Grill Control Panel
Near Battery Switch Panel In Cockpit
PROPANE GAS IS EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE AND CAN CAUSE
A FIRE OR AN EXPLOSION THAT WILL RESULT IN SEVERE
INJURY OR DEATH IF IT IS NOT STORED AND USED PROPERLY.
REMEMBER THAT PROPANE VAPOR IS HEAVIER THAN AIR
AND CAN SETTLE AND ACCUMULATE IN UNVENTILATED
COMPARTMENTS OR IN THE BILGE.
PROPANE FUEL CANISTERS MUST BE DISCONNECTED FROM
THE GRILL AND PROPERLY STORED IN A COCKPIT STORAGE
COMPARTMENT THAT IS ABOVE THE COCKPIT SOLE. THE
COMPARTMENT MUST BE DRY WITH NO ELECTRICAL
COMPONENTS OR SWITCHES ON OR IN THE COMPARTMENT
THAT COULD CAUSE A SPARK. NEVER STORE PROPANE FUEL
CANISTERS IN THE CABIN, HEAD COMPARTMENT, ENGINE
COMPARTMENT, BILGE OR A COMPARTMENT BELOW THE
COCKPIT SOLE.
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