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340 Sundancer
International • 375 Sundancer
Owner’
s Manual Part Number: MRP 1803610
Sea Ra
y
Owner’
s
Manual
2
Table of Contents
Ntroduction
5
Your Responsibilities
5
Sources of Information
5
Dealer Responsibilities
5
Warranties
6
Service, Parts and Repair for Your Boat
7
About Your Limited Warranty
8
Table of Contents
9
Ection Safety
13
SAFE Boating Means
13
Safety Labels
13
Legally Mandated Minimum Required Equipment
14
Fire Extinguishing System
14
Carbon Monoxide
14
Carbon Monoxide Monitor
15
Lifesaving Equipment
15
PFD Classifi Cations
16
Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation
17
Impaired Operation
17
Load Capacity
18
Power Capacity
18
Propellers
18
Stability
19
Maintain Control
19
General Considerations
19
Weather
20
Ocean
20
Offshore
20
Inshore
20
Sheltered Waters
20
Chart Your Course
21
Water Sports
21
Swimming
21
Skiing
22
Diving
22
Emergency Situations
23
Medical Emergency
23
Water Rescue
23
Fire
23
Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
24
Collisions and Leaking
24
Grounding
24
Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
25
Safety Hotlines
25
International Requirements
25
Nautical Terms
26
Key to Symbols on Control & Prints
27
Environmental Considerations
28
Fuel & Oil Spillage
28
Waste Disposal
28
Excessive Noise
29
Wake / Wash
29
22. Warning Label Locations
31
General Boat Arrangement
35
Supporting the Boat
35
Passenger Locations
36
Propulsion System Option
38
Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances
39
Deck Layout
41
Helm, Gauge and Switch Layout
42
Description of Major Controls
45
Gear Shift and Throttle Control
45
Trim Tabs
46
Power Trim Unit and Gauge
47
Trailer Switch
48
Engine Alarm System
48
Important Gauges
48
Tachometer
48
Oil Pressure, Water Temperature
49
Voltmeter and Fuel Gauge
49
Engine RPM Synchronizer Gauge
49
Smartcraft
50
TM System View (Option)
50
Magnetic Compass
51
Navigation and Anchor Lights
52
Section 3 • Using Your Boat
53
Pre-Launch, Launch and Post-Launch Checklist
53
Fueling the Boat
54
Boarding
55
Personal Flotation Devices (Pfds)
55
Passenger Instruction and Location
56
Starting the Engines
56
Shifting to Drive the Boat
58
Stopping the Engines
58
Steering System (with Standard I/O Engines)
59
Windlass
61
To Operate from the Helm
62
To Operate from the Bow
62
To Operate Manually
62
Maintenance
62
Ection Ilge Nderwater Ear
63
Bilge
63
Fuel & Oil Spillage
63
Electric Cockpit/Engine Hatch
63
Drain Plug
64
Bilge Pumps
64
Bilge Blowers
65
Engines
67
Engine Mounts
68
Marine Gears
68
Reduction Gears
68
Reverse Gears
68
Engine Exhaust System
69
Engine Removal
70
Vibration & Causes
70
Foreign Object Interfering with Propeller Action
70
Bent Propeller And/Or Shaft
70
Engine and Shaft out of Alignment
70
Coupling out of True
70
Engine Part Hitting Boat Structure
70
Other Possible Causes
70
Fresh Water Cooling System (Option)
71
Coolant Recommendations
71
Underwater Gear
71
Propeller General Information
71
Propeller (with Standard Inboard V-Drive en Gines)
72
Propeller (with Option I/O Stern Drive Engines)
73
Shafts (with Standard Inboard V-Drive Engines)
75
Carrier Seal Kit (with Standard V-Drive Engines)
76
Strut (with Standard V-Drive Engines)
76
Bilge Layout
80
Section 5 • Fuel System
81
Fuel System
81
Electric Fuel Valves (Gasoline)
83
Diesel Fuel System (with Diesel Engine Option)
83
To Drain Water
83
To Replace the Filter
84
Fueling Precautions
85
General
85
Before & During Fueling - Checklist
85
After Fueling - Checklist
86
Section 6 • Electrical System
87
Electrical System
87
Direct Current
87
Recommended Batteries
91
Battery Switch
91
Ignition Protection
91
Breakers And/Or Fuses
91
Main DC Breaker Panel
92
Cabin DC Distribution Panel
94
Emergency Start System
97
Volt Accessory Receptacle
97
AC System
102
Shore Power
102
To Connect and Turn on Shore Power
102
To Disconnect Shore Power
104
Servicing the Main Distribution Panel
105
Cabin 120 Volt Main Distribution Panel Controls & Functions
106
Battery Charger / Converter
107
Ground Fault Interrupter Receptacle (GFI)
107
International Receptacle
108
Generator
108
Electrical Schematics
113
Wire Harnesses
142
Section 7 • Options & Accessories
149
Layout and Accessory Locations
149
Carbon Monoxide Monitor
149
Testing the CO Monitor
149
Air Conditioning & Heating
149
To Start System
150
Water System
152
Sanitizing the Water System
152
Winterizing the Water System
154
Water Distribution Manifold
154
Water Pump and Filter
154
Water Heater
155
Shower System
155
Fresh Water Washdown
156
Dockside Water Inlet
156
Cockpit Shower
157
Gray Water System (Option)
158
Head System
158
Requirements for Operators
158
Vacuflush ® Head
159
Holding Tank Operation
159
Vent Filter
159
Macerator (Optional)
160
Antenna Tuner
161
Cable Television Connection
161
Entertainment Center
161
Telephone System
162
Gasoline Engine Boats
162
Diesel Engine Boats
163
Manual Fire Extinguishing System Pull Handle
163
Safety Pin
164
Coffee Maker
164
Stoves
165
Microwave
165
Canvas
165
Installation Tips
166
Canvas Care and Maintenance
166
Electric Windshield Vent
166
Horn
166
Spotlight
167
Bow Thruster (Option)
167
Aft Berth Sleeping Conversion
168
Ervice and Maintenance
169
Summary Guide for Inspection, Service and Maintenance
169
Useful Service Information
171
Inspection, Service and Maintenance Protocol
172
Bilge Area
172
Topside and Supplies
173
Winterization Checklist for Boats Stored on Land .8.5
173
Boat Storage
173
Engines
173
Battery(Ies)
173
Head System
174
Water System
174
Fuel Systems
174
Fitting out after Storage
175
Fuel System
175
Battery(Ies)
175
Miscellaneous
175
Security Considerations
175
Seacock Lubrication
176
Quick Reference Checklist
177
Boarding the Boat
177
Preparing to Depart and after Launching
178
While Underway
179
Returning to Port
179
Securing the Boat
180
If the Engine Does Not Start
180
Starting the Generator
181
Stopping the Generator
181
Operating the Generator
181
After Market Equipment Checklist
182
Maintenance Log
183
Fiberglass & Gelcoat
185
Keep Bilge Area Dry
185
Paint, Cleaning Agents and Other Substances
185
Section 9 • Care & Refinishing
185
Care for Bottom Paint
186
Permanently Moored or Docked Boats
186
Stains & Scratches
186
Topside Areas
186
Stainless Steel and Alloy Fittings
186
Salt Crystals
187
Acrylic Plastic Sheeting (Plastic Glass)
187
Canvas and Clear Vinyl
187
Gauge & Switch Panels
187
Exterior Upholstery Fabric
188
Interior Upholstery Fabric
188
Wiring Harnesses
191
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Sea Ray 340 Sundancer Specifications
General
Length Overall
35'6"
Fuel Capacity
225 gal
Holding Tank Capacity
28 gal
Dead Rise
21°
Sleeping Capacity
6
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