4.0 MAINTENANCE
The Seakeeper system is designed to require as little maintenance as possible. However, since
the system is comprised of mechanical and electrical components that operate in a marine
environment, some periodic inspections and maintenance are required. Seakeeper
recommends a regular inspection interval and Scheduled Maintenance to keep the Seakeeper
running trouble-free.
If the Seakeeper is installed in a wet space, efforts should be made to keep the Seakeeper free
of salt residue from either condensation or direct exposure to salt spray. If exposed, a regular
wipe down with mild soap and water with a rinse will help limit corrosion and keep the
Seakeeper assembly in good cosmetic condition. Refer to Service Bulletin 90106 for details.
If any components of the Seakeeper or its sub-systems will be exposed to environmental
temperatures where winterization is necessary for storage, reference Seakeeper service bulletin
90405.
The Seakeeper comes standard with sealant and thread locker on applicable fasteners. When
reinstalling all fasteners use thread locker and sealant unless otherwise specified.
4.1 REFERENCES
• Seakeeper 90025, Service Bulletin, Brake Bleeding
• Seakeeper 90026, Service Bulletin, Seakeeper Paint Information
• Seakeeper 90083, Service Bulletin, Gimbal Angle Sensor Replacement and Calibration
• Seakeeper 90106, Service Bulletin, Fresh Water Rinse Notice
• Seakeeper 90317, Service Bulletin, 12 Month 1000 Hr Scheduled Maintenance
• Seakeeper 90405, Service Bulletin, Seakeeper Winterization Process
4.2 PRECAUTIONS
Hydraulic Hand Pump Kit, Part No. 10384, is required for servicing the
brake. Pressure should NOT be relieved unless this tool is available.
4.3 PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS
Required for all brake service tasks.
Brake Bushing Replacement Tool Kit
Contains tools used for changing bushings
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