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SUMMARY OF OWNER’S MANUAL
CONTENTS
Brief summaries of each section of this
Owner’s Manual are as follows:
Introduction
This section includes general information
about your 352 MY, warranty information,
your responsibilities as the owner and/or
operator, laws and regulations, logs and
records.
Getting Familiar With
Your 352 Motor Yacht
This section is like a tour, showing you the
various accessories and appliances, both
standard and optional, that are found on
your 352 MY . In addition, the Hull, Deck,
Interior and Engine Compartment will be
described.
Boating Safety
This section discusses potential hazards
associated with boating, safety recom-
mendations, safety information and safety
practices. It also discusses safety equip-
ment necessary to provide a reasonably
safe operating environment.
Note: For your safety, this Owner’s Manual
has specifi c safety warnings and comments
where appropriate. Be certain to read
and have an understanding of the entire
manual.
Systems Operation
This section explains the various systems
found on your 352 MY and their operation
and maintenance procedures.
Operation of Your 352 Motor Yacht
This section explains what procedures you
should follow before, during and after your
boating excursion to make it an enjoyable
and safe experience.
Maintenance of Your 352 Motor Yacht
Preventive maintenance is the key to
trouble-free operation and helps to protect
your investment. This section explains what
you should do to maintain your 352 MY
and how to make basic adjustments and
repairs. A Maintenance Chart summarizes
maintenance tasks by frequency. Included
are procedures for winterizing and storing
your yacht.
Glossary of Terms
The Glossary defines common nautical
terms and terms associated with your 352
MY .
Systems Schematics
This section displays schematic drawings,
such as the Mechanical Layout, Electrical
Schematic and Fresh Water Schematic that
may be useful to you in understanding the
general layout of the systems described.
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