Controls, Features and Options
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Navigation Lights Switch
The navigation lights switch is an ON/OFF push button on the left dash panel. The
ANCHOR position is used when your boat is at rest after dark in open waterways.
In this position only will the 360° tower light or pole light will be illuminated. When
your boat is under way between sunset and sunrise, the switch must be placed in
the NAVIGATION position. This will activate both the 360° tower and/or pole light,
but also the bow red/green running lights. NOTE: Boats not equipped with towers
are not equipped with international lighting for use in coastal waters.
Never operate the boat between sunset and sunrise using only the stern light. Use
all navigational lights when operating under way between sunset and sunrise. For
additional information, see Navigational Lights & Night Operation on page 7-2.
Blower Switch
The blower switch is used to activate the engine compartment blower. When in the
ON position the blower will help to eliminate any fumes from the engine
compartment. WARNING! Gasoline vapors can explode. Before starting the
engine, operate the blower for four minutes and check the engine
compartment for gasoline leaks and vapors. Always run the blower below
cruising speed.
Bilge Pump Switch
The bilge pump switch is used to activate the bilge pump. When in the ON position
the bilge pump is activated to pump out any excess water in the bilge area. The
bilge pump also has a float switch that automatically turns on when the water level
rises approximately 1.5 in. or more in the bilge area.
Horn Switch
The horn switch controls power ON/OFF to sound the horn.
Courtesy and Docking Light Switch
These lights are controlled by the See Touch System. See separate Owner’s
Manual for operation. Do not use courtesy or docking lights while operating your
boat above idle speeds.
Tower Light Switch (Optional)
These lights are controlled by the See Touch System. See separate Owner’s
Manual for operation.
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