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6.4 FUSES
The fuses for the electronic circuits are positioned on
the switch and fuse panel in the helmsman’s footwell.
See the position of the fuses in the section on the main
switch panel.XOboats utilise trip switches that spring up
to the “o” position when an overload occurs and that
can be switched back on after the overload by pressing
the button that has sprung up back down again.
The electrical system has additional electronic circuits
(Aux 1-3) equipped with a fuse, and retrofitted optional
extras can be connected to these. The conductors
for the electronic circuit can be found on the switch
panel. Do not change fuses for higher currents and do
not install components in the electrical system which
cause the electronic circuit’s nominal amperage to be
exceeded.
6.5 DIRECT SUPPLY SWITCHES
Some of the boat’s devices are supplied with direct
supply switches. Switches are located either on the
switch panel of the engine compartment or on the lower
part of the steering console’s switch panel. . Direct
supply switches are intended for such equipment that
need current when main switches are turned o.
Some of the switches are positioned in the steering
console’s fuse panel and others in the main switch panel
of the engine compartment.
The switches (31-33) are equipped with an automatic
fuse and power switch features. The fuses 4-8 are not
equipped with a power switch feature. Switches 31-33
can be turned o, if the devices that get their power
from through those switches are not in operation. All
other fuses are meant for devices that constantly need
power, so they are not allowed to be switched o.
WARNING !
Before connecting an electric circuit make sure that
the circuit is not damaged and that there will be no
short circuit or a fire caused by possible damages in
the electric circuit. Any damaged equipment must be
maintained or changed before they are again taken
into use.
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