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MONTEREY
BOATS
Electrical System
Aft Seat Switch (328SS)
Located in the battery switch compartment near
the transom door. A momentary ON - OFF - ON
switch that controls the 12 volt motor that raises
and retracts the aft seat backrest above the engine
compartment. Press and hold the top of the switch
to extend (recline) the seat. Press and hold the
bottom of the switch to retract (raise) the seat to
the up position. Release the switch and the seat
stops in the current position.
Water System
Located in the battery switch panel on some mod-
els. Activates the fresh water pump. The pump is
the pressure demand type. The pressure switch
built into the pump automatically controls the
water pump when the system is activated and
properly primed.
Holding Tank Macerator
The holding tank overboard discharge macerator
switch panel is located in the head compartment
next to the holding tank monitor. It is a momen-
tary switch that activates the macerator discharge
system for the holding tank. Refer to the Marine
Head System in the Interior Equipment chapter
for additional information on the operation of the
overboard macerator discharge system.
Automatic Fire Extinguisher Indicator Panel
The panel is equipped with a light that indicates
system. When the green light is lit, it indicates
the system is charged and ready. If the green
light is not lit, the system has discharged.
agent will shut down the engine, which can be
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sipated from the engine compartment. Refer to the
Automatic Fire Extinguishing System in the Safety
Equipment chapter and the manufacturer’s owner’s
manual for more information on the operation of
12 volt Receptacles
Provides electrical current for portable 12 volt
equipment. Some models are equipped with more
than one 12 volt accessory plug. One is usually
in the helm panel near the accessory switches
and others could be located in the cockpit or in
the cabin.
MP3 Connection
Provides an input for MP3 players to connect to the
boat stereo system. Some models are equipped
with more than one 12 volt accessory plug. One
is usually in the helm panel near the accessory
switches and others could be located in the cockpit
or in the cabin.
6.5 Circuit Breaker Panels
(214SS/218SS/234SS/238SS/268SS)
Power is distributed to most of the 12 volt acces-
sories through individual circuit breakers located in
the DC breaker panels. The following is a descrip-
tion of circuit breaker panels and the accessories
they control. Some accessory circuit protection
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tional equipment on some models and may not be
installed or available on your boat.
Circuit Breaker Panels
There are two DC breaker panels, the battery
switch breaker panel and the accessory breaker
panel located below the helm or in the storage
compartment forward of the helm. Main breakers
located in the battery switch panel protect the sys-
tem from an overload. Some 12 volt accessories
are operated directly by the circuit breaker in the
panels while others are operated by switches fed
by the panel breakers.
Battery Switch Panel Breakers
The following is a description of the accessories
controlled by the “push to reset” and main DC
breakers in the battery switch panel.
Main
The primary circuit for the main DC panel near
the helm is protected and powered by this circuit
breaker. Other circuit breakers located in the main
DC breaker panel protect the individual DC circuits.
This “push to reset” breaker is supplied current
when the battery switch is activated.
A “push to reset” circuit breaker that provides pro-
boat speaker system. This breaker is supplied cur-
rent when the battery selector switch is activated.
Battery Switch & Circuit Breaker Panel
214SS/218SS,234SS/238SS & 268SS
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