CHAPTER 6
6-2
Bilge Pump/Automatic Float Switch
Before each outing be sure to check operation of the bilge pump and
automatic switch. Periodically check for bilge debris around the grates
of both components. Refer to the bilge pump switch description in
Chapter 4 where system details are described and the illustration
below.
AUTOMATIC SWITCH
BILGE PUMP
CHECK GRATING
FOR DEBRIS
Chemical Toilet
Before each outing make sure the chemical toilet is filled with the proper
chemicals, paper is available, and the unit is empty. Refer to the systems
chapter for more information or the owner’s information pouch.
Fresh Water System
All water systems need to be initially filled to operate. The following
steps apply to pressure water systems only.
1. Unscrew the “water fill” deck fitting. Fill the fresh water tank with
approximately 10 gallons of fresh water. Make sure the water source
is safe, clean water.
CHAPTER 6
6-2
Bilge Pump/Automatic Float Switch
Before each outing be sure to check operation of the bilge pump and
automatic switch. Periodically check for bilge debris around the grates
of both components. Refer to the bilge pump switch description in
Chapter 4 where system details are described and the illustration
below.
AUTOMATIC SWITCH
BILGE PUMP
CHECK GRATING
FOR DEBRIS
Chemical Toilet
Before each outing make sure the chemical toilet is filled with the proper
chemicals, paper is available, and the unit is empty. Refer to the systems
chapter for more information or the owner’s information pouch.
Fresh Water System
All water systems need to be initially filled to operate. The following
steps apply to pressure water systems only.
1. Unscrew the “water fill” deck fitting. Fill the fresh water tank with
approximately 10 gallons of fresh water. Make sure the water source
is safe, clean water.