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FUEL TANK FILLER CAP
To remove the fuel tank filler cap, turn it
counterclockwise.
Fuel tank filler cap
Be sure to tighten the cap securely
before operating.
GAUGES
The boat is equipped with a speedometer
and two multi-function tachometers
. The tachometer on the left is for the
port engine. The one on the right is for
the starboard engine. For cruising, ad-
just the throttle levers so both engines
are running at the same rpm.
TIP:
Because of the mechanical throttle link-
age, the throttle levers may not be ex-
actly even with one another when the
engines are running at the same rpm.
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3 4 5
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6
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7
8
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40
50
3 4 5
60
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6
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F
eatures
Both tachometer faces have an LCD
screen . The right (starboard) side
tachometer is the "Master" gauge and
the left side (port) tachometer is the
"Slave" gauge.
LCD Screen
"M" (Mode)
"T" (Toggle)
The LCD is controlled by the two
buttons on the face of the lens. The left
button is the "M" (Mode) button and
the right button is the "T" (Toggle)
button.
Warning System: Warnings will display
automatically in the LCD of the master
gauge. Warnings may or may not be
accompanied by an audible alarm.
Sleep Mode: Refers to the state when
both engines are off and the gauges
are shut down.
Engine On Mode: Refers to the state
when the selected engine is ON and
the gauge of that engine is functioning.
Limited Functional Mode: Refers to the
state when one of the engines is OFF
and the gauge of that engine appears
not to be functioning. In this the gauge
is still running in the background.
2-9
& F
unctions
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6
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7
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