Parker Monaco - Instruments; Switches and indicators; Ignition; Engine stop switch; Battery stop switch

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Instruments / Switches and indi-
cators
Ignition
Insert the key in the ignion and turn clockwise to
engage the starng motor. As soon as the engine
starts running, return the key to the on posion
Engine stop switch
The engine stop switch is only to be used
in emergencies. It must NOT be used for
normal shuto of engine. The engine stop switch
should be aached to the person
driving the boat, by the clip. Then, if that
person either loses balance or falls overboard, the
stop switch will be pulled o and will stop the engine.
Battery stop switch
Used to connect the baery to the
electrical system. W
hen disconnected, the baery is
protected from tampering, re and
rundown. Make sure the baery is
disconnected (switch to o posi-
on) when the boat is not in use.
Navigation lights
switch
ON/OFF switch for
navigaon lights and anchor lights.
Never drive your boat at night without your naviga-
on lights. They are necessary for other boats to
determine your direcon and right-of-way.
Warning alarm
If a warning alarm sounds, check all your gauges
and stop the engine immediately. You may have a
problem with overheang of the engine and/or not
enough oil.
Safety equipment and Safety
Required safety equipment
• Life jackets for all passengers
• Navigaon lights
• Fire exnguisher
• Manual bailing device
Recommended safety equipment
• Anchor line and anchor
• Mooring lines and fenders
• First-aid kit
• Spare set of keys
• Auxiliary starng baery
• Spare fuses and bulbs
Life jackets
Make sure that all life jackets t properly and are
readily available