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Sea Ray 300 Sundancer User Manual

Sea Ray 300 Sundancer
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300 Sundancer
International • 335 Sundancer
Owners Manual Part Number: MRP 1815325
Sea Ray
Owners
Manual

Table of Contents

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Sea Ray 300 Sundancer Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSea Ray
Model300 Sundancer
CategoryBoat
LanguageEnglish

Summary

SECTION 1 • SAFETY

1. Safety Labels

Explains the meaning and importance of safety labels found on the boat.

2. LEGALLY MANDATED MINIMUM REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

Details required safety equipment for boats of specific lengths according to regulations.

3. FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM

Information on the boat's automatic and portable fire suppression systems.

4. CARBON MONOXIDE

Explains the dangers of carbon monoxide and how to prevent exposure.

5. LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT

Information on essential lifesaving equipment, including PFDs and their classifications.

6. ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT FOR SAFE OPERATION

Lists recommended equipment beyond legal requirements for enhanced safety.

7. IMPAIRED OPERATION

Warns against operating the boat under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

8. LOAD CAPACITY

Explains how to determine and adhere to the boat's maximum load and passenger capacity.

10. STABILITY

Discusses factors affecting boat stability and the risks of exceeding load capacities.

11. MAINTAIN CONTROL

Emphasizes the importance of constant vigilance and safe operating practices for maintaining control.

12. WEATHER

Categorizes boat design capabilities for different weather conditions and provides weather-related rules.

13. CHART YOUR COURSE

Stresses the importance of charting a course and filing a float plan for safe navigation.

14. WATER SPORTS

Safety guidelines for engaging in water sports like swimming and skiing.

15. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

Provides guidance on handling medical emergencies, water rescue, and fire situations.

16. SAFETY HOTLINES

Contact information for safety hotlines and boating safety resources.

17. INTERNATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Lists international standards and specifications the vessel complies with.

18. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Addresses environmental regulations concerning fuel/oil spillage and waste disposal.

19. NAUTICAL TERMS

A glossary of common nautical terms used in boating.

20. KEY TO SYMBOLS ON CONTROL & PRINTS

A guide to understanding various symbols used on controls, gauges, and in the manual.

21. 300 DA Warning Label Locations

Illustrates the locations of important warning and safety labels on the boat.

SECTION 2 • GENERAL BOAT ARRANGEMENT

1. DOCKING/LIFTING/TRAILERING

Guidelines for proper boat handling during docking, lifting, and trailering operations.

2. PASSENGER LOCATIONS

Specifies safe areas for passengers while the boat is in motion or at anchor.

3. PROPULSION SYSTEM

Describes the boat's stern drive propulsion system and its components.

4. BASIC BOAT DIMENSIONS AND CLEARANCES

Provides key physical dimensions and clearance specifications for the boat.

5. DECK LAYOUT (UPPER DECK)

Illustrates the arrangement of equipment and features on the boat's upper deck.

DECK LAYOUT (MID DECK/CABIN) (CONTINUED)

Details the layout and components within the boat's mid-deck and cabin areas.

6. HELM LAYOUT

Explains the arrangement and function of gauges and controls at the helm station.

7. FUNCTION AND LOCATION OF THROUGH-HULL CUTOUTS

Identifies through-hull fittings and their specific functions on the boat's exterior.

8. DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR CONTROLS

Provides detailed explanations of essential boat operating controls and their functions.

9. IMPORTANT GAUGES

Describes the function and importance of key gauges for monitoring boat systems.

10. NAVIGATION AND ANCHOR LIGHTS

Explains the operation and importance of navigation and anchor lighting systems.

SECTION 3 • USING YOUR BOAT

1. PRE-LAUNCH, LAUNCH AND POST-LAUNCH CHECKLIST

Comprehensive checklist for pre-operation, launch, and post-trip boat inspections.

2. TRAILER LAUNCHING AND LOADING

Guidance on safely launching and loading the boat onto a trailer.

3. FUELING THE BOAT

Safe procedures and precautions for fueling the boat's gasoline and diesel systems.

4. BOARDING

Instructions for safe boarding of the boat, emphasizing passenger safety and weight distribution.

5. PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES (PFD’S)

Information on the proper selection, use, and accessibility of PFDs for all occupants.

6. PASSENGER INSTRUCTION AND LOCATION

Guidelines for informing passengers about boat operation and ensuring their safe positioning.

7. STARTING THE ENGINES

Step-by-step instructions for safely starting the boat's engines, including pre-start checks.

8. SHIFTING TO DRIVE THE BOAT

Instructions for safely engaging forward or reverse gears and maneuvering the boat.

9. STOPPING THE ENGINES

Procedures for safely shutting down the boat's engines and related systems.

10. STEERING SYSTEM

Information on the boat's steering system, including maintenance and potential issues.

11. WINDLASS

Explains the operation and components of the boat's windlass system for anchoring.

SECTION 4 • BILGE & UNDERWATER GEAR

1. BILGE

Covers fuel and oil spillage, drain plug operation, bilge pumps, and bilge blowers.

2. DRAIN PLUG

Procedures for installing and removing the hull drain plug for bilge drainage.

4. PROPELLER REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION

Detailed steps for safely removing and installing the boat's propeller.

5. BILGE LAYOUT

Diagram showing the location of various bilge components and systems.

SECTION 5 • FUEL SYSTEM

1. FUEL SYSTEM

Overview of the boat's fuel system, including tanks, vents, and fuel fills.

2. FUEL FILTER MAINTENANCE

Procedures for draining and replacing fuel filters to ensure optimal engine performance.

3. FUELING PRECAUTIONS

Essential safety precautions and checklists for fueling the boat to prevent hazards.

SECTION 6 • ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

1. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Introduction to the boat's 12-volt DC electrical system and battery maintenance.

2. IGNITION PROTECTION

Importance of ignition-protected components in gasoline environments to prevent sparks.

3. BREAKERS AND/OR FUSES

Guidance on replacing fuses and breakers with correct amperage ratings for safety.

4. MAIN DC BREAKER PANEL

Details the main DC breaker panel, its layout, and functions for various boat systems.

5. CABIN DC DISTRIBUTION PANEL CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS

Explains the controls and functions of the cabin's DC distribution panel.

6. ELECTRIC SWITCHING SYSTEM

Overview of the boat's electronic switch pads and interface modules for controlling equipment.

7. EMERGENCY START SYSTEM

Instructions on using the emergency start system to assist with engine starting.

8. 12 VOLT ACCESSORY RECEPTACLE

Information on the location and use of 12-volt accessory outlets.

9. LIGHTING

Details on the boat's various interior and exterior lighting fixtures and bulb replacement.

10. AC SYSTEM

Explanation of the boat's AC electrical system, including shore power and generator operation.

11. SHORE POWER

Procedures and precautions for connecting to and disconnecting from shore power.

12. SERVICING THE MAIN DISTRIBUTION PANEL

Guidelines for safely accessing and servicing the main electrical distribution panel.

13. AC & DC ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICS & WIRING HARNESSES

Reference to electrical schematics and wiring diagrams for technical service.

14. CABIN 120 VOLT MAIN DISTRIBUTION PANEL CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS

Details the controls and functions of the cabin's 120-volt AC main distribution panel.

15. BATTERY CHARGER / CONVERTER

Information on the automatic battery charging and conversion system.

16. GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER RECEPTACLE (GFI)

Explains the function and importance of GFI receptacles for electrical safety.

17. GENERATOR

Recommendations for operating and maintaining the onboard generator.

18. ELECTROLYTIC CORROSION AND ZINC ANODES

Explains how to prevent electrolytic corrosion and maintain zinc anodes.

19. MARINE ELECTRONIC CATHODIC ANTI-CORROSION SYSTEM (MERCATHODE®)

Details the Mercathode system for protecting underwater metals from corrosion.

20. WIRE HARNESSES

Diagrams illustrating wire harness installations for various boat systems.

21. 300 DA Electrical Schematics

Contains detailed electrical wiring diagrams for various boat systems.

SECTION 7 • OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES

1. LAYOUT AND ACCESSORY LOCATIONS

Guides users to locate and familiarize themselves with important equipment and components.

2. AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING

Information on the operation, maintenance, and starting procedures for the HVAC system.

3. WATER SYSTEM

Covers the fresh water system, including operation, sanitizing, and winterizing.

4. HEAD SYSTEM

Details on head system options, operation, holding tanks, and waste disposal.

5. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER

Information about the boat's entertainment system components and their operation.

6. AUTOMATIC FIRE EXTINGUISHER SYSTEM

Explains the function and indicators of the automatic fire suppression system.

7. BOW THRUSTER (OPTION)

Describes the optional bow thruster system for enhanced maneuverability.

8. REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER

Instructions for operating the refrigerator/freezer on both DC and AC power systems.

9. POWER VENTILATION SYSTEM

Information on the power ventilation system for removing air and odors from interior spaces.

10. ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD VENT

Instructions for operating the electric windshield vent system.

11. COFFEE MAKER

Details on operating and maintaining the drip coffee maker.

12. STOVES

Information on operating the electric stove, including safety features.

13. MICROWAVE

Instructions for operating the microwave oven.

14. CANVAS

Guidance on canvas installation, trailering, and care for various canvas components.

15. HORN

Information on operating the boat's horn and its associated circuit breaker.

16. SPOTLIGHT

Instructions for operating the boat's spotlight system.

SECTION 8 • REQUIRED INSPECTION, SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

1. SUMMARY GUIDE FOR INSPECTION, SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

A comprehensive summary table of required maintenance intervals for boat systems.

2. USEFUL SERVICE INFORMATION

A form to record important boat specifications and service details.

3. INSPECTION, SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE PROTOCOL

Detailed procedures for inspecting and maintaining critical boat systems like bilge, engine, and fuel.

4. WINTERIZATION CHECKLIST FOR BOATS STORED ON LAND

Steps for properly winterizing the boat's systems for storage.

5. FITTING OUT AFTER STORAGE

Procedures for preparing the boat for use after a period of storage.

6. SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS

Recommendations for securing the boat and its contents when unattended.

7. SEACOCK LUBRICATION

Instructions for lubricating seacocks to ensure proper operation and prevent seizing.

8. POWER STEERING SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

Guidance on maintaining the boat's power steering system for optimal performance.

9. ENGINE OIL CHANGE SYSTEM

Describes the system and procedure for changing the engine oil.

10. QUICK REFERENCE CHECKLIST

A quick checklist for general boat operations, system checks, and engine status.

11. AFTER MARKET EQUIPMENT CHECKLIST

A checklist for verifying the seaworthiness and condition of added aftermarket equipment.

12. MAINTENANCE LOG

A logbook for recording all maintenance performed on the boat.

SECTION 9 • CARE & REFINISHING

1. PAINT CLEANING AGENTS & OTHER SUBSTANCES

Precautions and recommendations for using cleaning agents and refinishing materials safely.

2. FIBERGLASS & GELCOAT

Guidelines for cleaning, waxing, and maintaining the boat's fiberglass and gelcoat surfaces.

3. STAINS & SCRATCHES

Advice on removing stains and minor scratches from the boat's finish.

4. PERMANENTLY MOORED OR DOCKED BOATS

Methods for preventing marine growth on the hull when permanently moored.

5. CARE FOR BOTTOM PAINT

Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the boat's bottom paint.

6. TOPSIDE AREAS

Cleaning and maintenance advice for stainless steel fittings and salt crystals on instruments.

7. ACRYLIC PLASTIC SHEETING (PLASTIC GLASS)

Proper methods for cleaning and maintaining acrylic plastic surfaces.

8. CANVAS AND CLEAR VINYL

Guidance on cleaning, storing, and maintaining canvas and clear vinyl components.

9. EXTERIOR UPHOLSTERY FABRIC

Recommendations for cleaning and maintaining exterior upholstery fabrics.

10. INTERIOR UPHOLSTERY FABRIC

Information on cleaning and maintaining interior upholstery fabrics.

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