SYSTEM OPERATIONS-21
DO NOT connect the shore power cord
to the dockside electrical source fi rst.
You can accidentally drop the cord into
the water which may result in electrical
shock and serious personal injury.
• Connect the Shore Power Cable to
power supply. When connecting the shore
power cable to the dockside outlet, be
certain the cable has suffi cient slack to
prevent stretching during tidal changes.
• Slide the SHORE POWER/GENERA-
TOR slide bar over on top of the generator
side of the switch. With the slide over, turn
on the shore power switch.
The shore power side of the distribution
panel should now be operable.
If there is no power to the electrical distri-
bution panel, check the following:
• Breaker switch at dockside power sup-
ply.
• Main breaker switch on shore power
side of distribution panel.
Follow the procedures below to discon-
nect shore power from your yacht:
• Turn OFF all 115 volt circuit breakers
on the main distribution panel.
• Turn OFF the dockside circuit breaker
switch.
• Disconnect the shore power cord from
the dockside outlet.
• Disconnect the shore power cord from
the yacht’s inlet receptacle.
• Store your shore power cable in a safe,
dry location.
STARTING THE GENERATOR
• Turn on the generator blowers.
The blower must be run for fi
ve (5) min-
utes before starting the generator.
• Start the generator (Refer to “Start-
ing Instructions” section in the Generator
Manual included with your owner’s pack-
et). Be sure that it is operating properly.
• Turn off all 115 VAC breakers.
• Turn off the shore power switch on the
Shore Power/Generator switch.
• Slide the slide bar over on top of the
Shore Power Switches. With the slide bar
over, you should be able to switch “ON”
the generator switches.
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