What do buzzer sounds/icon lights mean on my Regal Boat?
If you hear buzzer sounds or see icon lights on your Regal Boat, it could be due to several reasons. Inspect and repair the cooling system if there's a malfunction. Check the engine oil level and ensure it's the correct type. Verify that the correct spark plug heat range is installed. Finally, inspect and repair the oil pump if there's a malfunction.
What to do if there is no toilet system voltage on my Regal Boat?
If there is no toilet system voltage on your Regal Boat, activate the battery switch. If that doesn't solve the issue, replace the toilet fuse. As a last resort, try charging the ship’s batteries out of the vessel.
Why does the bowl drain dry after flush in my Regal Boat toilet?
If the bowl drains dry after a flush in your Regal Boat toilet, the discharge hose from the macerator pump may be pulled down, causing water to siphon out of the bowl. Straighten the hose so that the top of the discharge hose is in line with the toilet nozzle.
What to do if water does not enter the bowl during flush or water add cycle in my Regal Boat toilet?
If water does not enter the bowl during the flush or water add cycle of your Regal Boat toilet, check to ensure the water supply line is connected to the fresh water supply and is not kinked. Check the fuse panel to ensure the fuse has not blown and inspect all fresh water pump connections. Check the wiring harness connections at the solenoid.
What to do if the toilet on my Regal Boat does not flush or has poor flush performance?
If your Regal Boat toilet does not flush or the flush performance is poor, first empty the waste tank if it's full. Clear any clogs at the pump inlet, avoiding flushing foreign objects. If there's a solid object in the macerator pump, turn off the power and attempt to remove it; if unsuccessful, contact Thetford service USA. Check that the toilet supply voltage is 12 volts DC and doesn't decrease more than 10% with the macerator running.
Why is the 12 volt equipment not working on my Regal Boat?
If the 12 volt equipment on your Regal Boat is not working, start by replacing the fuse and investigating the cause of the blown fuse. If all 12 volt equipment fails, the battery may be weak or dead, so charge or replace it. Check and repair any corroded or loose wire connections. Inspect and repair any internal equipment shorts or failures.
Why won't the battery on my Regal Boat hold a charge?
If your Regal Boat's battery will not hold a charge, it might be faulty or old, so consider replacing it. Ensure that the battery cables are tightened securely. Clean any corrosion from the battery terminals.
What to do if there is no 12 volt power at the battery of my Regal Boat?
If there is no 12 volt power at the battery of your Regal Boat, ensure the battery switch is turned on. If the switch is on, the battery may be weak or dead, requiring a charge or replacement. Check and secure the battery cables to ensure they are properly connected.
Why is the battery on my Regal Boat not charging while the engine is running?
If the battery on your Regal Boat is not charging while the engine is running, the alternator may be faulty and require replacement. Inspect and repair any faulty circuit wiring. You may also need to replace the battery charger or the battery itself if they are faulty.
What to do if my Regal Boat engine cranks but will not start?
If your Regal Boat engine cranks but will not start, several issues could be at play. Begin by checking the fuel lines and filter for any obstructions or water in the fuel. Ensure that the battery voltage is sufficient by charging the battery. Inspect and repair the engine ignition system if there's a malfunction. Check the timing belt and replace it if broken. Refill the fuel tank if it's empty. Ensure the lanyard is attached. Finally, verify that the control is in the neutral position.
Information on fuel system compliance with California EVAP Emissions regulation and U.S. EPA standards.
Details regarding the warranty coverage for the evaporative emission control system.
Outlines owner's responsibilities for maintenance, record-keeping, and presenting the vessel for warranty.
A welcome message from Regal, highlighting the boat's quality and encouraging manual review.
Regal's mission statement focused on integrity, team development, and customer satisfaction.
Guidance on using the owner's manual for specific system details and vendor information.
Information on accessing the owner's manual and other Regal resources via a QR label.
Details on the owner's information packet containing crucial vessel and warranty materials.
Explanation of the NMMA capacity plate and its importance for vessel safety.
Information on the location and purpose of the Hull Identification Number (HIN).
Guidance on creating and using a vessel float plan for safety and emergency preparedness.
A pre-cruise checklist to ensure the vessel and equipment are ready for operation.
Lists essential tools, spare parts, and basic gear recommended for onboard use.
Details on vessel registration, dealer responsibilities, and warranty activation.
Outlines owner's duties for warranty satisfaction, including reading materials and maintenance.
Provides contact information for Regal Marine Customer Service and other useful resources.
A sheet for recording important vessel and owner contact information.
Defines the scope of coverage for the limited warranty, including hull and deck warranties.
Details the lifetime warranty for structural defects in the deck and hull.
Explains the transferable five-year warranty for structural hull defects.
Covers warranty for underwater gelcoat surfaces against laminate blisters within five years.
Outlines customer responsibilities for warranty claims, including notification and defect discovery.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty.
States that warranty terms cannot be waived except by written authorization from Regal.
Details the agreement for binding arbitration and waiver of jury trial for disputes.
Identifies and defines various safety labels used in the manual and on the vessel.
Explains the meaning of caution, warning, and danger signal words and their usage.
Advises reading and understanding all safety labels affixed to the boat.
Provides essential safety practices for operating a vessel and ensuring passenger safety.
Details the minimum safety equipment required for recreational boats, including PFDs.
Guidance on selecting and using Personal Flotation Devices for pets.
Instructions on how to properly maintain and care for Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs).
Information on fire extinguisher classification, types, and minimum requirements for vessels.
Description of a fire blanket as a safety device for smothering incipient fires.
Information on pyrotechnic visual distress signals, their requirements, and usage.
Details on non-pyrotechnic visual distress signals, including flags and lights.
Requirements for sound producing devices like horns and bells for signaling.
Information on using VHF radios for distress calls and communication.
Requirements for displaying navigation lights during nighttime and periods of reduced visibility.
Information on regulations and types of Marine Sanitation Devices (MSDs) for vessels.
Overview of navigation rules for collision avoidance, divided into inland and international rules.
Diagrams and explanations of navigation light rules for different vessel types and situations.
Recommendations and requirements for using inflatable life rafts on vessels.
Information on the MARPOL treaty prohibiting overboard dumping of oil, garbage, and chemicals.
Regulations concerning the discharge of garbage from vessels into navigable waters.
Guidelines to avoid hazardous situations related to carbon monoxide exposure.
Discussion on diesel engine exhaust and potential carbon monoxide build-up.
Addresses common myths and facts about alcohol consumption and its effects on boating.
Details the procedures and requirements for reporting boating accidents.
Explains the legal obligation to provide assistance to individuals in dangerous situations.
Guidance on inspecting and using the swim platform safely.
Advice for boaters when approaching or interacting with fishing boats.
Explains how cloud formations can indicate current weather and upcoming changes.
Information on navigating in waves and fog, including precautions and procedures.
Defines navigation rules (inland and international) for avoiding collisions.
Details right-of-way rules, including crossing, overtaking, and vessel types.
Explains the importance and duties of establishing a proper lookout on board.
Describes whistle signals used for various navigation and communication purposes.
Information on signals related to bridge operations and navigation.
Explains lateral markers (buoys and beacons) for waterway navigation.
Details channel markers, including preferred channel and nun buoys.
Describes regulatory markers used for controlling or informing boaters about specific areas.
Information on bridge clearance height and procedures for navigating under bridges.
Explains bridge lighting patterns and colors indicating safe channels.
Introduces the chapter covering standard onboard systems like electrical, fuel, and waste.
Details the vessel's electrical system, including DC current, wiring, and components.
Information on battery types, specifications, terminology, and maintenance.
Explanation of standard and optional battery switch functions for power management.
Description of components found on the battery management panel, including breakers and fuses.
Details the function of each fuse in the helm DC fuse panel for various circuits.
Instructions on using the fire port for safe extinguisher deployment in the engine compartment.
Overview of the EPA-approved gasoline fuel system, including tank, hoses, and ventilation.
Information on the fuel gauge, sending unit, fuel filters, and storage precautions.
Description of the deck's round hatch, its features, and usage precautions.
Overview of helm systems, including chart plotters, engine monitoring, and controls.
Description of switches on the helm panel controlling various vessel electrical components.
Information on the vessel's waste system, focusing on chemical toilets and their operation.
Details on the Fusion stereo unit, its features, controls, and connectivity options.
General overview of engine systems, including checklists and cooling systems.
A pre-outing checklist for engine components and at-helm checks.
Explanation of the raw water cooling system, impeller, and water pump.
Information on the thermostat's function in regulating coolant temperature.
Details on the engine's electrical system, gauge signals, and alarms.
Information on using the Garmin chart plotter for monitoring engine functions and data.
Explanation of spark plug function in engine ignition and operation.
Information on engine fuses, their purpose, and troubleshooting blown fuses.
Description of the engine exhaust system and how it expels by-products.
Reference to system chapters for fuel system specifics and warnings.
Purpose of engine oil, oil filters, and recommended oil change intervals.
Information on stern drive oil, its function, and inspection recommendations.
Details on power trim fluid, its use in maneuvering the stern drive unit.
Information on propeller selection, carrying spare props, and propeller identification marks.
Guidance on checking propellers for damage, wear, and other issues.
Pre-start checks including fuel, canvas, portholes, swim ladder, fuel levels, and battery switch.
Procedure for starting the engine, including ignition key positions and ventilation checks.
Post-start checks including engine idle, display panel monitoring, and passenger safety.
Description of the information display panel for engine data, messages, and alarms.
Information on the Volvo Active Corrosion Protection System (ACPS).
Information on the MerCruiser MerCathode system for corrosion protection.
Details on how the ACPS system works with anodes to reduce galvanic corrosion.
Overview of stern drive remote control operation, including shifting and throttle.
Instructions on properly using the safety lanyard to shut down the ignition in emergencies.
Explanation of features on the remote control display bar: trim assist, cruise control, tow mode.
Detailed guide on operating the remote control lever for forward, neutral, and reverse gears.
Provides essential hints and warnings for shifting gears and operating the controls.
Checklists and procedures for preparing the vessel before getting underway.
A comprehensive list of checks to perform before departing.
A checklist of items to monitor and confirm while the vessel is underway.
Checklist for securing the vessel and removing keys after disembarking.
Safety precautions and procedures to follow before fueling the boat.
Steps and safety measures to follow while fueling the boat.
Procedures to follow after completing the fueling process.
Description of bow and stern lines, their purpose, and usage for securing a vessel.
Explanation of breast lines and their use in docking and securing a vessel.
Details on spring lines, their function in berthing, and tidal surge control.
Guidance on securing a boat using multiple dock lines and proper mooring techniques.
Information on selecting the appropriate size and type of dock lines based on vessel specifications.
Best practices for securely fastening dock lines at both ends.
Information on how stern drives handle in normal conditions when gathering headway.
Explanation of how stern drives maneuver during turns, affecting boat attitude.
Guidance on backing down with a stern drive, including potential steering tendencies.
Details on how boats stop using reverse thrust from propellers.
Explains the benefits of power trim/tilt for optimizing boat performance and ride.
Guidance on operating power trim for acceleration, planing, and adjusting ride conditions.
Information on using the 'bow up' trim position for cruising and handling choppy conditions.
Details on using the 'bow down' trim position for acceleration and specific wave conditions.
Guidance on achieving a level trim position for optimal running visibility and stability.
Precautions and procedures for operating a vessel in shallow water to avoid hazards.
Explanation of salvage law principles regarding assistance to distressed vessels.
General advice for handling emergencies on the water, including fire safety.
Procedures for responding to and extinguishing fires aboard a vessel.
Importance of first aid knowledge and basic life support (CPR) for onboard emergencies.
Step-by-step instructions for performing CPR in case of serious injury.
Information on hypothermia, its symptoms, and treatment procedures.
Explains Electric Shock Drowning (ESD) and preventative measures.
Introduction to standard and optional equipment components on the vessel.
Details on the anchor windlass, its components, and introduction to its operation.
Instructions on operating the anchor windlass for paying out and hauling anchor rode.
Procedure for manually recovering the anchor using the windlass.
Procedure for using the windlass power to haul in the anchor rode.
Essential safety tips for operating the anchor windlass and related components.
Instructions on installing and using the cockpit cover for weather protection.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the travel or storage cover.
Important notes regarding the cabin door's operation, locking, and safety.
Instructions on filling and operating the pressurized water system.
Information on the water pressure pump, its operation, and troubleshooting.
Details on the transom cold water shower/wash down system.
Describes the multi-functionality of cockpit seating, including captain's and passenger seats.
Instructions on adjusting the captain's chair modes and safety features.
Information on bow seating arm rests and periodic checks of seat components.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up and disassembling the teak bow table.
Instructions on operating the ECO smart flush toilet system.
Recommendations for toilet usage, cleaning, and winterizing.
Details on the holding tank construction, maintenance, and recommendations.
Information on the electric toilet vent filter, its function, and replacement.
Instructions for using pump-out fittings on the electric head system.
Operation of the overboard discharge pump (macerator) for waste removal.
Guidance on achieving optimal boat trim for planing and performance.
How to use power trim in conjunction with trim tabs for fine-tuning boat attitude.
Using trim tabs to correct a list or imbalance in the boat's attitude.
Covers care for exterior hardware, upholstery, fiberglass, and canvas.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining cockpit and interior vinyl upholstery.
Guidance on using approved cleaners for cockpit carpet and proper storage.
Recommendations for cleaning and polishing plastic parts using marine-specific products.
Care instructions for acrylic components, including cleaning and scratch removal.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining spaghetti mats used in storage lockers.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining interior fabrics, including wallpaper and headliner vinyl.
Procedures for cleaning, waxing, and repairing fiberglass and gel coat surfaces.
Materials and procedures for performing minor repairs to gel coat and fiberglass.
Information on cleaning and maintaining boat canvas, including Sunbrella fabric care.
Care instructions for clear vinyl, zippers, and snap fasteners on canvas components.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining stainless steel and other metal parts.
Information on propeller maintenance, removal, installation, and troubleshooting.
Recommendations for testing and maintaining galvanic integrity to prevent corrosion.
Table detailing causes and corrective actions for galvanic and stray current corrosion.
Information on sacrificial zinc anodes, their location, and maintenance.
A chart listing engine problems, their possible causes, and diagnostic steps.
Diagnostic chart for 12-volt DC electrical system problems and possible causes.
Troubleshooting chart for the Tecma electric toilet, detailing problems, causes, and actions.
A checklist for decommissioning the boat and engine for storage.
Procedures for winterizing the engine, including fuel stabilizer and fluid changes.
Steps for engine care after cleaning, including touch-up paint and wax.
General guidelines for storing the boat, including hull checks and covering.
Procedures for preparing the trailer for storage, including bearing and lighting checks.
Instructions for winterizing the pressurized water system using antifreeze.
Guidance on winterizing chemical and electric head waste systems.
Checklist for recommissioning the engine, boat systems, and trailer after storage.
Introduction to towing basics, including equipment, maintenance, and techniques.
Pre-towing checks for tires, tow vehicle, boat covers, lights, and hitch.
Diagram and labels identifying key parts of a typical boat trailer.
A checklist of recommended spare parts and tools for trailer and tow vehicle.
Introduction to nautical terminology and resources for detailed glossaries.
A list of nautical terms and their definitions.
An alphabetical index of topics covered in the manual with corresponding page numbers.
Note that technical information and drawings are subject to change without notice.
Information on fuel system compliance with California EVAP Emissions regulation and U.S. EPA standards.
Details regarding the warranty coverage for the evaporative emission control system.
Outlines owner's responsibilities for maintenance, record-keeping, and presenting the vessel for warranty.
A welcome message from Regal, highlighting the boat's quality and encouraging manual review.
Regal's mission statement focused on integrity, team development, and customer satisfaction.
Guidance on using the owner's manual for specific system details and vendor information.
Information on accessing the owner's manual and other Regal resources via a QR label.
Details on the owner's information packet containing crucial vessel and warranty materials.
Explanation of the NMMA capacity plate and its importance for vessel safety.
Information on the location and purpose of the Hull Identification Number (HIN).
Guidance on creating and using a vessel float plan for safety and emergency preparedness.
A pre-cruise checklist to ensure the vessel and equipment are ready for operation.
Lists essential tools, spare parts, and basic gear recommended for onboard use.
Details on vessel registration, dealer responsibilities, and warranty activation.
Outlines owner's duties for warranty satisfaction, including reading materials and maintenance.
Provides contact information for Regal Marine Customer Service and other useful resources.
A sheet for recording important vessel and owner contact information.
Defines the scope of coverage for the limited warranty, including hull and deck warranties.
Details the lifetime warranty for structural defects in the deck and hull.
Explains the transferable five-year warranty for structural hull defects.
Covers warranty for underwater gelcoat surfaces against laminate blisters within five years.
Outlines customer responsibilities for warranty claims, including notification and defect discovery.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty.
States that warranty terms cannot be waived except by written authorization from Regal.
Details the agreement for binding arbitration and waiver of jury trial for disputes.
Identifies and defines various safety labels used in the manual and on the vessel.
Explains the meaning of caution, warning, and danger signal words and their usage.
Advises reading and understanding all safety labels affixed to the boat.
Provides essential safety practices for operating a vessel and ensuring passenger safety.
Details the minimum safety equipment required for recreational boats, including PFDs.
Guidance on selecting and using Personal Flotation Devices for pets.
Instructions on how to properly maintain and care for Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs).
Information on fire extinguisher classification, types, and minimum requirements for vessels.
Description of a fire blanket as a safety device for smothering incipient fires.
Information on pyrotechnic visual distress signals, their requirements, and usage.
Details on non-pyrotechnic visual distress signals, including flags and lights.
Requirements for sound producing devices like horns and bells for signaling.
Information on using VHF radios for distress calls and communication.
Requirements for displaying navigation lights during nighttime and periods of reduced visibility.
Information on regulations and types of Marine Sanitation Devices (MSDs) for vessels.
Overview of navigation rules for collision avoidance, divided into inland and international rules.
Diagrams and explanations of navigation light rules for different vessel types and situations.
Recommendations and requirements for using inflatable life rafts on vessels.
Information on the MARPOL treaty prohibiting overboard dumping of oil, garbage, and chemicals.
Regulations concerning the discharge of garbage from vessels into navigable waters.
Guidelines to avoid hazardous situations related to carbon monoxide exposure.
Discussion on diesel engine exhaust and potential carbon monoxide build-up.
Addresses common myths and facts about alcohol consumption and its effects on boating.
Details the procedures and requirements for reporting boating accidents.
Explains the legal obligation to provide assistance to individuals in dangerous situations.
Guidance on inspecting and using the swim platform safely.
Advice for boaters when approaching or interacting with fishing boats.
Explains how cloud formations can indicate current weather and upcoming changes.
Information on navigating in waves and fog, including precautions and procedures.
Defines navigation rules (inland and international) for avoiding collisions.
Details right-of-way rules, including crossing, overtaking, and vessel types.
Explains the importance and duties of establishing a proper lookout on board.
Describes whistle signals used for various navigation and communication purposes.
Information on signals related to bridge operations and navigation.
Explains lateral markers (buoys and beacons) for waterway navigation.
Details channel markers, including preferred channel and nun buoys.
Describes regulatory markers used for controlling or informing boaters about specific areas.
Information on bridge clearance height and procedures for navigating under bridges.
Explains bridge lighting patterns and colors indicating safe channels.
Introduces the chapter covering standard onboard systems like electrical, fuel, and waste.
Details the vessel's electrical system, including DC current, wiring, and components.
Information on battery types, specifications, terminology, and maintenance.
Explanation of standard and optional battery switch functions for power management.
Description of components found on the battery management panel, including breakers and fuses.
Details the function of each fuse in the helm DC fuse panel for various circuits.
Instructions on using the fire port for safe extinguisher deployment in the engine compartment.
Overview of the EPA-approved gasoline fuel system, including tank, hoses, and ventilation.
Information on the fuel gauge, sending unit, fuel filters, and storage precautions.
Description of the deck's round hatch, its features, and usage precautions.
Overview of helm systems, including chart plotters, engine monitoring, and controls.
Description of switches on the helm panel controlling various vessel electrical components.
Information on the vessel's waste system, focusing on chemical toilets and their operation.
Details on the Fusion stereo unit, its features, controls, and connectivity options.
General overview of engine systems, including checklists and cooling systems.
A pre-outing checklist for engine components and at-helm checks.
Explanation of the raw water cooling system, impeller, and water pump.
Information on the thermostat's function in regulating coolant temperature.
Details on the engine's electrical system, gauge signals, and alarms.
Information on using the Garmin chart plotter for monitoring engine functions and data.
Explanation of spark plug function in engine ignition and operation.
Information on engine fuses, their purpose, and troubleshooting blown fuses.
Description of the engine exhaust system and how it expels by-products.
Reference to system chapters for fuel system specifics and warnings.
Purpose of engine oil, oil filters, and recommended oil change intervals.
Information on stern drive oil, its function, and inspection recommendations.
Details on power trim fluid, its use in maneuvering the stern drive unit.
Information on propeller selection, carrying spare props, and propeller identification marks.
Guidance on checking propellers for damage, wear, and other issues.
Pre-start checks including fuel, canvas, portholes, swim ladder, fuel levels, and battery switch.
Procedure for starting the engine, including ignition key positions and ventilation checks.
Post-start checks including engine idle, display panel monitoring, and passenger safety.
Description of the information display panel for engine data, messages, and alarms.
Information on the Volvo Active Corrosion Protection System (ACPS).
Information on the MerCruiser MerCathode system for corrosion protection.
Details on how the ACPS system works with anodes to reduce galvanic corrosion.
Overview of stern drive remote control operation, including shifting and throttle.
Instructions on properly using the safety lanyard to shut down the ignition in emergencies.
Explanation of features on the remote control display bar: trim assist, cruise control, tow mode.
Detailed guide on operating the remote control lever for forward, neutral, and reverse gears.
Provides essential hints and warnings for shifting gears and operating the controls.
Checklists and procedures for preparing the vessel before getting underway.
A comprehensive list of checks to perform before departing.
A checklist of items to monitor and confirm while the vessel is underway.
Checklist for securing the vessel and removing keys after disembarking.
Safety precautions and procedures to follow before fueling the boat.
Steps and safety measures to follow while fueling the boat.
Procedures to follow after completing the fueling process.
Description of bow and stern lines, their purpose, and usage for securing a vessel.
Explanation of breast lines and their use in docking and securing a vessel.
Details on spring lines, their function in berthing, and tidal surge control.
Guidance on securing a boat using multiple dock lines and proper mooring techniques.
Information on selecting the appropriate size and type of dock lines based on vessel specifications.
Best practices for securely fastening dock lines at both ends.
Information on how stern drives handle in normal conditions when gathering headway.
Explanation of how stern drives maneuver during turns, affecting boat attitude.
Guidance on backing down with a stern drive, including potential steering tendencies.
Details on how boats stop using reverse thrust from propellers.
Explains the benefits of power trim/tilt for optimizing boat performance and ride.
Guidance on operating power trim for acceleration, planing, and adjusting ride conditions.
Information on using the 'bow up' trim position for cruising and handling choppy conditions.
Details on using the 'bow down' trim position for acceleration and specific wave conditions.
Guidance on achieving a level trim position for optimal running visibility and stability.
Precautions and procedures for operating a vessel in shallow water to avoid hazards.
Explanation of salvage law principles regarding assistance to distressed vessels.
General advice for handling emergencies on the water, including fire safety.
Procedures for responding to and extinguishing fires aboard a vessel.
Importance of first aid knowledge and basic life support (CPR) for onboard emergencies.
Step-by-step instructions for performing CPR in case of serious injury.
Information on hypothermia, its symptoms, and treatment procedures.
Explains Electric Shock Drowning (ESD) and preventative measures.
Introduction to standard and optional equipment components on the vessel.
Details on the anchor windlass, its components, and introduction to its operation.
Instructions on operating the anchor windlass for paying out and hauling anchor rode.
Procedure for manually recovering the anchor using the windlass.
Procedure for using the windlass power to haul in the anchor rode.
Essential safety tips for operating the anchor windlass and related components.
Instructions on installing and using the cockpit cover for weather protection.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the travel or storage cover.
Important notes regarding the cabin door's operation, locking, and safety.
Instructions on filling and operating the pressurized water system.
Information on the water pressure pump, its operation, and troubleshooting.
Details on the transom cold water shower/wash down system.
Describes the multi-functionality of cockpit seating, including captain's and passenger seats.
Instructions on adjusting the captain's chair modes and safety features.
Information on bow seating arm rests and periodic checks of seat components.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up and disassembling the teak bow table.
Instructions on operating the ECO smart flush toilet system.
Recommendations for toilet usage, cleaning, and winterizing.
Details on the holding tank construction, maintenance, and recommendations.
Information on the electric toilet vent filter, its function, and replacement.
Instructions for using pump-out fittings on the electric head system.
Operation of the overboard discharge pump (macerator) for waste removal.
Guidance on achieving optimal boat trim for planing and performance.
How to use power trim in conjunction with trim tabs for fine-tuning boat attitude.
Using trim tabs to correct a list or imbalance in the boat's attitude.
Covers care for exterior hardware, upholstery, fiberglass, and canvas.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining cockpit and interior vinyl upholstery.
Guidance on using approved cleaners for cockpit carpet and proper storage.
Recommendations for cleaning and polishing plastic parts using marine-specific products.
Care instructions for acrylic components, including cleaning and scratch removal.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining spaghetti mats used in storage lockers.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining interior fabrics, including wallpaper and headliner vinyl.
Procedures for cleaning, waxing, and repairing fiberglass and gel coat surfaces.
Materials and procedures for performing minor repairs to gel coat and fiberglass.
Information on cleaning and maintaining boat canvas, including Sunbrella fabric care.
Care instructions for clear vinyl, zippers, and snap fasteners on canvas components.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining stainless steel and other metal parts.
Information on propeller maintenance, removal, installation, and troubleshooting.
Recommendations for testing and maintaining galvanic integrity to prevent corrosion.
Table detailing causes and corrective actions for galvanic and stray current corrosion.
Information on sacrificial zinc anodes, their location, and maintenance.
A chart listing engine problems, their possible causes, and diagnostic steps.
Diagnostic chart for 12-volt DC electrical system problems and possible causes.
Troubleshooting chart for the Tecma electric toilet, detailing problems, causes, and actions.
A checklist for decommissioning the boat and engine for storage.
Procedures for winterizing the engine, including fuel stabilizer and fluid changes.
Steps for engine care after cleaning, including touch-up paint and wax.
General guidelines for storing the boat, including hull checks and covering.
Procedures for preparing the trailer for storage, including bearing and lighting checks.
Instructions for winterizing the pressurized water system using antifreeze.
Guidance on winterizing chemical and electric head waste systems.
Checklist for recommissioning the engine, boat systems, and trailer after storage.
Introduction to towing basics, including equipment, maintenance, and techniques.
Pre-towing checks for tires, tow vehicle, boat covers, lights, and hitch.
Diagram and labels identifying key parts of a typical boat trailer.
A checklist of recommended spare parts and tools for trailer and tow vehicle.
Introduction to nautical terminology and resources for detailed glossaries.
A list of nautical terms and their definitions.
An alphabetical index of topics covered in the manual with corresponding page numbers.
Note that technical information and drawings are subject to change without notice.
General| Beam | 8' 6" |
|---|---|
| Fuel Capacity | 56 Gal |
| Deadrise | 20° |
| Draft | 3' 0" |
| Draft (Drive Up) | 1' 8" |
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