Table of Contents 1. Introduction ................1-1 2. Boating Safety ................ 2-1 3. 520 Express Series Model Specific Information ....3-1 4. General Controls and Indicators .......... 4-1 5. Basic Operation of Systems ..........5-1 6. General Accessory Items ............6-1 7.
520 Express Series WELCOME ABOARD!! SKIPPER’S KIT The following precautions are used throughout this manual. Welcome to the Cruisers Yachts family of The Skipper’s Kit contains the 520 Express happy yacht owners. Series owner’s manual. Also included is DANGER information about onboard systems and...
• Central Vacuum those systems and components not • Spotlight Operation Section 5 contains principles of operation manufactured by Cruisers Yachts. • Television, DVD Player, FM Radio for the major systems onboard the 520 Depending on the options you chose, the kit •...
Cruisers Yachts Limited Warranty Registration card than Cruisers Yachts are located inside the yacht as a result of workmanship or which is located inside the Skipper’s Kit. Skipper’s Kit. Your Cruisers Yachts Dealer...
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Hazardous Conditions ...... 2-8 Safety Checks ........2-2 Safety Precautions for Engine Exhaust.......2-9 Boating Rules and Regulations ..2-3 Safety Label Location Layout ..2-11 Signals and Rules of the Road..2-6 Sample Float Plan ......2-12 Emergency Considerations ....2-7 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series BOATING SAFETY Safety Checks • Require good boat shoes be worn by all passengers to avoid slipping. Safe boating is one of the requirements for Your safety, the safety of your passengers • Passengers should be instructed how to...
READ, UNDERSTAND and be FAMILIAR your yacht, if the yacht is operated in the with the information contained on warning state of California and/or bordering waters. labels and adhere to the boat operation practices described on them. The United 520 Express Series...
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Cruisers Yachts is concerned done without a life preserver (PFD), it water. for the safety of all boaters. Cruisers Yachts significantly increases the probability of does not promote unsafe boating risks or • DO NOT approach the rear of the yacht drowning.
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• Boat Owners Association of the United buoys, safety, international and inland States regulations and more than is discussed • National Safe Boating Council here. For more information contact: • Yacht Clubs Boating courses are offered online at www.boatsafe.com. 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series The minimum standards of safety as Signals and Rules of the Road required by the USCG for your yacht are • Learn and observe the United States listed below.You MUST equip your yacht to Weather signals. Red and black flags are meet or exceed these requirements.
10 days for accidents exceeding $500 to get assistance. Three Short Blasts: Engines in reverse in property damage or complete loss of boat. Four or More Blasts: Danger Signal 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series Onboard fires involving the fuel system are required to emit a five second blast from Hazardous Conditions usually result in either an explosion that your horn or whistle once every minute. Every waterway poses hazards that you...
• DO NOT allow the yacht to remain DAMAGE or DEATH. Signs of stationary with the engine running for any exposure to CO include nausea, extended period. dizziness and drowsiness. • Use care when operating engines or the generator in confined areas. Exhaust 520 Express Series...
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520 Express Series ❶ ❹ Blockage of boat exhausts by obstruction. Operating with high bow angle. DANGER EXTREME HAZARD Carbon monoxide gas (CO) is colorless, odorless and KC-0466 extremely dangerous. All KC-0463 ❺ Exhausts from other vessels in confined engines and fuel burning ❷...
Safety Label Location Layout DANGER CAUTION TO PREVENT EXHAUST FUMES FROM ENTERING CABIN, KEEP CLOSED WHEN ENGINE OR GENERATOR ARE RUNNING. 500 LABEL LOC 2-11 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series Sample Float Plan Copy this page and fill out the copy before going boating. Leave the filled out copy with Survival Equipment: a reliable person who can be depended upon to notify the USCG or other rescue PFDs organization, should you not return as scheduled.
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Section 3 – 520 Express Series Model Specific Information SPECIFICATIONS ........3-3 COCKPIT A/C VIEW ......3-15 DECK HARDWARE GENERAL PLUMBING HARDWARE .....3-16 LAYOUT..........3-4 A/C PLUMBING VIEW ......3-18 INTERIOR GENERAL LAYOUT..... 3-6 DIESEL ENGINE GENERAL COCKPIT LIGHT PLAN LAYOUT / LAYOUT ..........3-20...
520 Express Series A/C PLAN VIEW 1. A/C Unit 9. A/C Unit to Salon Plenum 2. A/C Unit 10. Salon Plenum to Salon 3. Galley A/C Plenum Box 11. Salon Plenum to ASR 4. A/C Unit to Galley Plenum 12. Salon Plenum to Aft Head 5.
STARBOARD A/C VIEW 2. A/C Unit 8. Salon A/C Plenum Box 9. A/C Unit to Salon Plenum 11. Salon Plenum to ASR 12. Salon Plenum to Aft Head 14. A/C Head Vent 16.6A 3-13 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series PORT A/C VIEW 1. A/C Unit 3. Galley A/C Plenum Box 4. A/C Unit to Galley Plenum 6. Galley Plenum to Forward Head 7. Salon Plenum to Aft Head 13. A/C Return Vent 14. A/C Head Vent 15.
7. A/C Unit to Companion Seat 8. Dash Plenum to Dash 9. Dash Plenum to Dash 10. Black Round Vents 11. White Round Vents NOTE: - QTY (4) WHITE A/C VENTS (ITEM # 11) ARE USED TO VENT ITEM #4. 16.11 3-15 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series DIESEL ENGINE GENERAL LAYOUT 7.11/12 3-20 520 Express Series...
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21. Starboard Engine Return to Crossover 23. Genset Algae-X to Genset Fuel Filter 24. Genset Fuel Filter to Generator 25. Generator Return to Port Fuel Tank 28. Port Fuel Tank Vent Hose 29. Starboard Fuel Tank Vent Hose 3-21 520 Express Series...
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520 Express Series DIESEL ENGINE GENERAL LAYOUT (CON’T.) 7.13/14 3-22 520 Express Series...
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23. Genset Algae-X to Genset Fuel Filter 25. Generator Return to Port Fuel Tank 26. Port Crossover to Starboard Crossover Feed 27. Port Crossover to Starboard Crossover Return 30. Port Fuel Tank Fill Hose 31. Starboard Fuel Tank Fill Hose 3-23 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series FUEL TANK AND FITTINGS 1. Port Fuel Tank 2. Starboard Fuel Tank 3. Engine Bulkhead Filter 4. Seafoam Trim 5. Seafoam Trim 6. Neoprene Gasket 7. Neoprene Gasket 8. 1" Mylar Sound Foam 9. 1" Mylar Sound Foam 10.
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FUEL TANK AND FITTINGS (CON’T.) 1. Fuel Tank Shut Off Valve 2. 3/8" x 3/8" Male Adaptor 3. 3/4" Closed Nipple 4. Valve Ball 5. 5/8" x 3/4" Male Adaptor 6. Hot Water Reducer 3-25 520 Express Series...
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520 Express Series FUEL TANK AND FITTINGS (CON’T.) 1. Engine Fuel Filter 2. Elbow 3. Adaptor 4. Genset Fuel Filter 5. Elbow 6. Adaptor 3-26 520 Express Series...
11. Waste Tank Pump-out Hose 12. Waste Tank Vent Hose 13. Forward Head Waste Hose 14. Forward Head Fresh Water Hose 15. Aft Head Waste Hose 16. Aft Head Fresh Water Hose 17. Macerator Pump-out Hose 17.1 3-31 520 Express Series...
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520 Express Series WASTE LAYOUT (CON’T.) 1. Waste Tank 2. Elbow 3. Holding Tank Dip Tube 4. Waste Tank Pump-out Hose 5. Waste Deck Plate 6. Aft Head Waste Hose 7. Electric Head (Aft) 8. Forward Head Waste Hose 9. Electric Head (Fwd) 10.
520 Express Series DASH LAYOUT 4 - DEPTH FINDER 10 - SPOTLIGHT CONTROLS The depth finder can be turned ON by The spotlight is controlled from a joystick 1 - COMPASS pushing the top of the adjacent accessory keypad mounted at the helm.
This switch is a toggle action switch that alarm float switch is activated. controls the windshield defogger. When the switch is pressed, the defogger will turn ON. When the opposite end is pressed, the defogger will turn OFF. CSR500-001 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series 19 - PORT IGNITION is pressed, the accessory, or depth finder • To trim the bow of your yacht down, push power will turn ON. When the opposite end the top halves of both switches. Volvo with Volvo Control System – Keys are is pressed, the accessory, or depth finder •...
ON. controls the boarding lights. When the When the opposite end is pressed, the lights switch is pressed, the lights will turn ON. will turn OFF. When the opposite end is pressed, the lights will turn OFF. 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series POWER TRAIN Each engine is cooled by seawater entering Engine Ignition Start/Stop the yacht through a seacock in the hull Successfully entering the correct keyless The power generated by the engine is bottom. The water enters the engine through...
The engine ignition circuits that are ON at this time will automatically be turned OFF. Transmission Through a series of gears, the transmission transmits the motive force of the engine to the propeller. The transmission has one 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series STRUT SHAFT STAINLESS STEEL HOSE INJECTION FITTING CLAMPS STRONG SEAL HOSE STAINLESS STEEL BANDS CSR173-15 CUTLASS BEARING Strut and Cutlass Bearing SHAFT SEAL CSR161-7A CAUTION CAUTION The cutlass bearing is water The shaft seal and rubber tubing lubricated.
The manual valves can control the fuel pin. Refer to GENERAL MAINTENANCE in supply to the engines in five ways: Section 8 for installation instructions. 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series 1. Both handles pointing aft shuts the flow STEERING SYSTEM Rudder of fuel OFF. The twin rudders are offset from the shaft 2. When both handles point forward each WARNING centerline to allow shaft removal without engine can receive fuel from its having to remove the rudders.
If left unattended, excessive water entry could result in the submergence of the engine compartment, or of the entire yacht. Cruisers Yachts will not warrant damage incurred due to an TRIM TAB TRIM improperly adjusted packing nut.
520 Express Series DC Electrical System control wires. Bonding wires are green. AC DC Master Panel system wires utilize three colors. White wires The DC master panel consists of a are AC neutral. Black wires are AC hot wires WARNING voltmeter, ammeter, a battery test switch, a in 120V AC systems.
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DO NOT use shore power while red light is ON. Disconnect the shore cord and have the shore outlet serviced by a qualified electrician before using. 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series DC Panel Circuit Breaker Functions 24V DC Circuit Function Breakers DC MAIN Put the breaker switch in the ON position to send power to the 24V DC cicuit breakers described below, except the PUMP FWD HEAD and the PUMP AFT HEAD circuit breakers. The SHOWER SUMPS circuit breaker should be reset immediately if they are tripped.
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If a CO monitor breaker trips (pops out), push to reset immediately. See CO monitor manual for more information. SPARE This circuit breaker is installed to handle additional 12V DC system that you may want to add to the existing system. 5-11 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series DC Panel 24 /12 VO L T D C SY STEM S VOLTS PORT 24V SYS 12V SYS STBD 24V SYS HOUSE 24V SYS DC VOLTS DC AMPERES GENERATOR 24 VOLTS DC 100A D C MA I N...
The standard AC electrical system in the in the START position until you hear the power, move the slide protector over the 520 Express Series is wired for 120/240 generator has started, then release switch. generator breaker and turn on the dockside...
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520 Express Series OPERATION OF AC SYSTEMS 4. Switch the shore dockside breaker to ON position. Switch the yacht dockside Connecting Shore Power Cable: power breaker to ON position. Then 1. Make sure the shore dockside breaker, check the AC/DC panel POWER the yacht main dockside breaker and the SOURCE AVAILABLE indicator lights.
To operate the starboard engine heater, place the circuit breaker in the ON position. The engine heater heats the STARBOARD coolant in the engine block; this is aiding in cold weather starts. Move the breaker to the OFF position to turn the engine heater OFF. 5-15 520 Express Series...
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520 Express Series AC Switch Function Shore Main 2 Breakers REFRIGERATOR The refrigerator/freezer operates from 120 volt or 220 volt shore power or generator power. When using shore power or generator power, place this circuit breaker in the ON position to apply AC power to the refrigerator/freezer. Refer to the owner’s manual for operating instructions.
ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD EXISTS AND DAMAGE TO APPLIANCES LINE 1 DOCKSIDE LINE 2 WILL OCCUR. DO NOT USE SHORE POWER WHILE RED LIGHT IS ON. DISCONNECT THE SHORE CORD AND HAVE THE SHORE OUTLET SERVICED BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN BEFORE USING. E9-002D 5-17 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series Intl Stds 2-30 Amp (220 Volts) 2 2 0 VO L T 5 0 AC SYST EM AC VOLTS AC AMPERES AC/HEATER 1 5 A 2 0 A 1 5 A WATER HEATER REFRIGERATOR MICROWAVE ICE/ AC/HEATER...
A-28.13.1.4 operation of the status to the water. Galvanic corrosion attacks the galvanic isolator. The galvanic isolator must monitoring device. least “noble” metals first. Because zinc is a be replaced. less “noble” metal it will decompose before 5-19 520 Express Series...
A Word About Bonding water. DO NOT leave yacht to the remainder of the system. unattended while using the “city Cruisers Yachts mounts a copper bonding water” feature. Any major leak or strip in the engine compartment, which is INITIAL STARTUP...
The hot water tank is equipped with a high tank. Attempting to flush the head pressure relief valve for safety, and a Your 520 Express Series is equipped with a when the tank is full could result in thermostat that regulates the heater to a head and waste system that uses pumps damage to the waste system.
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520 Express Series CAUTION DO NOT run the pump dry. Running the pump when there is no waste to pump out of the holding tank will shorten the life of the pump. 2. Activate the macerator pump. Close the circuit marked MACERATOR from the DC panel.
The 520 Express Series is equipped with sludge beneath the surface of the CAUTION 12 volt DC powered bilge blowers which water, the violators are subject to a...
520 Express Series ACCESSORY ITEMS Battery Charger Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector The main battery charger is used to convert The carbon monoxide detector warns of Air Conditioning/Heater Unit dockside or generator AC power to DC carbon monoxide in the air and tracks the...
Refer to your Skipper’s Kit for yacht. The tabs are controlled individually by refrigerator/freezer operating instructions. rocker-type switches located on the dash panel. A resettable circuit breaker located next to the switches protects the circuit from 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series WARNING When the Isolator Switch is ON the system can be activated at either the remote or the foot switches. When system is not being used, ensure that the power is turned OFF at the Breaker/Isolator Panel by pulling the button out.
FILL position anchor. Jog in the last meter (few feet) impeller may not be sufficient to ensure again. This will lubricate the pump carefully seating the anchor home in the and ensure a good starting vacuum. bow fitting. 520 Express Series...
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520 Express Series 6. Continue to operate the pump until there 3. Once the crankcase is emptied, return DRAINING USED OIL FROM THE is a noticeable change in the sound the pump motor control switch to the ENGINES (speed) of the pump motor, which is an...
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OFF position. amount of additional oil. DO NOT OVERFILL! 2. Determine the type and amount of oil recommended by the manufacturer for each engine. Remember, FOUR QUARTS = ONE GALLON. 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series 3. Use one of two methods to determine FILLING THE ENGINES NOTE when the proper amount of oil has been If you have overfilled an engine, you 1. Loosen the oil filler cap on the engine or delivered to the engine.
SERVICE corner of bag compartment. Replace door Disposable Filter Bags making sure it is in proper position to seal compartment. CSR173-50 To change disposable dust bag: 520 Express Series...
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520 Express Series Dusting Brush Combination Fabric and Upholstery Tool Wands Use it for doing all of your dusting. This tool Use on interiors, curtains, upholstery, chairs Consists of two 2 ft. (0.6 m) straight wands. has a replaceable brush.
(U.S. Standard) (Outside U.S.) Frequency Spacing 10 kHz 9 kHz Frequency Range 530 to 1,170 kHz 531 to 1,629 kHz Frequency Spacing 200 kHz 50 kHz Frequency Range 87.9 to 107.9 MHz 87.5 to 1,629 kHz 6-11 520 Express Series...
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520 Express Series OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS • Open seacock(s) for engine cooling END OF DAY SHUTDOWN water, head flush water and air • Fill fuel tanks to prevent moisture due to Pre-Start Checklist conditioning water, as equipped. condensation. • Check all intake water strainers.
Water circulation continuously for more than 30 in the engines should take place shortly seconds. Allow starter to cool at after starting. least two minutes between starting attempts. 8. Inspect for any fuel, oil, water and exhaust leaks. 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series Fueling STATIC ELECTRICITY HAZARD AFTER REFUELING An electrostatic spark can ignite fuel vapors Refer to your engine owner’s manual for the DANGER causing serious injury and property damage. fuel type recommended for your particular Use extreme caution when filling the fuel Leaking fuel is a fire and explosion engine.
MANEUVERING A gradual turn while moving at low speed, • Practice Makes Perfect! Start in calm forward or reverse directions, is best water with no wind and lots of room until accomplished by varying propeller speed. 520 Express Series...
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520 Express Series SHARP AND CLOSE QUARTERS TURNS STARBOARD TURN A sharp turn can be achieved by putting one shift lever in FORWARD position and the other in REVERSE position. The rate of the SLOWER PROP turn can be controlled by the rudder as well as engine speed.
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A few seconds at out. full throttle should get the yacht over the hump and into a planing attitude. Once you are “over the hump” and at a comfortable CSR-159-18 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series If the anchor is stuck, attach the vertical, taut line to the bow cleat. Wave action on the ACCELERATE BOW RAISES PLANING ATTITUDE bow may lift flukes from the bottom. If the anchor is still stuck, feed out a few feet of line and attach it to bow cleat.
The dangerous recoil could occur stress may be too much for cleats resulting in severe injury or death to and mounting plates. Cleats are anyone in its path. designed for mooring use only. 520 Express Series...
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Before Every Use ......8-3 DC Electrical System .......8-13 Every 50 Hours......... 8-5 Fresh Water System ......8-13 Every 100 Hours........ 8-7 Bilge..........8-14 Monthly..........8-7 Hull...........8-14 Quarterly..........8-8 General Care and Cleaning .... 8-15 Annually..........8-9 Additional Pre-Launch Checklist ..8-10 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series PERIODIC CHECKS AND FREQUENCY TASK SERVICES Before Every Use 1. Check seawater strainers for leaks and accumulation of debris. 2. Check exhaust system for leaks. The checks and services outlined in this section are to be accomplished in 3.
Port and starboard engine cooling the damaged hose and clamps. See your water strainers located in engine authorized Cruisers Yachts Dealer for compartment. parts and service. b. Generator cooling water strainer 4. Inspect container for debris buildup located in engine compartment.
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If hose is leaking, tighten hose clamp. If Cruisers Yachts Dealer. LEAKS hose is damaged, replace the hose and CSR162-13A clamps. See your Cruisers Yachts Dealer CHECK PROPELLER SHAFT LOG SHAFT LOG for parts and service. STRONG SEAL FOR WATER ENTRY 3.
CAUTION Cruisers Yachts Dealer. 2. Remove screen from housing and flush Cruisers Yachts will not warrant with clean water. Use a brush to remove damage incurred due to an any sediment. improperly adjusted or neglected CHECK BATTERY CHARGE rudder components.
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520 Express Series RUDDER ANGLE SENDER COTTER CHECK COTTER CHECK TIE BAR LOOSENESS LOOSENESS CONNECTING CONNECTING SET SCREW CHECK FOR CHECK LINKAGE LOOSENESS LOOSENESS CYLINDER SCREW CHECK CHECK LOOSENESS LOOSENESS HYDRAULIC CSR173-41 LINES 520 Express Series...
CSR164-30A replace defective hoses, tubes and TEST GFCI OUTLET clamps. See your Cruisers Yachts Dealer for parts and service. 1. Provide AC to the yacht with either a CSR173-59 shore power hookup, or the onboard generator (if installed).
Failure to maintain the zinc anodes on your yacht will result in electrolytic corrosion to all submerged metal. Check dealer installed zinc anodes for excessive corrosion. Your Cruisers Yachts Dealer will point out their locations at time of delivery. 520 Express Series...
Remove plug from fill tube and use a funnel with a tube to add lubricating oil. Fill only until oil reaches the full line indicated on the reservoir. CSR161-30A PLUG FILL TUBE CSR161-29A 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series LUBRICATE RUDDER SHAFT 2. Use lubricating oil to lubricate the wing CHECK ENGINE MOUNTING screw threads, and the valve handle at HARDWARE Lubricate with a waterproof marine grease. its pivot point. 1. Check engine mounting hardware for looseness.
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Inspect dock and anchor lines for chafing. ❏ with distilled water. Update or replace old charts, waterway ❏ Inspect bilge blower hose for leaks or guides. ❏ blockage. Make sure your boating license and/or registration is up-to-date. 8-11 520 Express Series...
8. Install the key and propeller on the shaft. Remove the keys from the ignition alignment. See your Cruisers Yachts The key should fit tight from side to side. switches. Dealer if necessary.
NUTS engines are running by the engine CAUTION COTTER PIN alternators. All batteries can be charged Cruisers Yachts will not warrant from dockside power or from generator PROP damage incurred due to improperly power. When the dockside power is CSR161-37A...
520 Express Series 2. Pour the solution into the empty tank and DANGER kerosene may be used for stubborn stains. fill the tank with fresh water. Light sanding and buffing will remove most Fumes from rags can collect in bilge stains and shallow scratches.
Cruiser Yachts instructions. Your Cruisers Yachts dealer is Dealer to determine which product works skilled in handling these repairs and also best in your area. Many variables affect the...
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520 Express Series not readily visible to make sure that the both of which are desirable characteristics. CARE AND CLEANING (SEAMARK) ® cleaner does not discolor the fabric. Then Sunbrella has a fluorocarbon finish which Seamark™ fabric should be cleaned blot dry with a clean cloth after cleaning.
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IMPORTANT Excessive soaking in bleach can deteriorate sewing threads. This method of cleaning may remove part of the water repellency and the fabric should receive an application of an air- curing water repellent treatment, such as 8-17 520 Express Series...
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Section 9 – Storage and Extended Lay-Up STORAGE FOR EXTENDED LAY-UP ... 9-2 Winterization ........9-3 Lifting and Storing Your Yacht... 9-2 Fitting Out After Storage ....9-6 Transporting ........9-3 520 Express Series...
520 Express Series STORAGE FOR EXTENDED PLACE SLING LAY-UP MARKERS HERE Lifting and Storing Your Yacht CAUTION DO NOT lift a yacht with a large amount of water in the bilge! Undue stress will be put on the hull that may cause damage which is not C.G.
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Contact your Cruisers Yachts Dealer to your yacht. Arrange for any permits and prep for the next boating season a little order a cradle.
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520 Express Series 4. Fuel System: 8. Head and Holding Tank: Close air conditioning intake seacock. a. Empty and rinse holding tank with IMPORTANT water until tank is clean. g. Remove drain plugs from seacock DO NOT fill the tanks so fuel flows and strainer.
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Use low air pressure at fresh water of the new season. See your in the OFF position. Remove pump outlet hose to blow water from Cruisers Yachts Dealer for paint batteries from the yacht and store in all water lines. specifications for your area.
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Do not 9. Fresh water System: parts. See your Cruisers Yachts overtighten. a. Close all faucets onboard. Dealer for product recommendations. 3. Inspect the entire fuel system for leaks b.
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This will allow time to check hull for any leaks and correct the problem before the yacht is swamped. 14. After yacht has been launched, check engine-to-shaft alignment. Refer to POWER TRAIN in Section 8. 520 Express Series...
See Cruisers Yachts Dealer for service. Loose wiring or bad key switch. Look for any loose connections. See Cruisers Yachts Dealer to replace switch if necessary. DC main and/or ignition circuit Turn all breakers ON.
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Engine cooling water seacock Open seacock or remove obstruction. closed or water pick-up is blocked. Leaking or pinched water lines. Repair or replace water lines. See Cruisers Yachts Dealer for service. Transmission shift hard Corroded or pinched linkage. Replace or lubricate linkage as necessary. See Cruisers Yachts Dealer for service.
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520 Express Series PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Excessive vibration (continued) Worn strut, engine or transmission Replace bearings. See Cruisers Yachts Dealer for service. bearings. Engine-to-shaft couplings out-of- Check couplings. See Cruisers Yachts Dealer for service. round or off center. Poor performance Yacht is overloaded or weight is Reduce overload or distribute load evenly.
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No power at AC outlets Circuit breaker tripped or ground Reset outlet and test. If reset button or light does not come on, DO fault circuit interrupter tripped. NOT use any outlets. Have circuit checked by qualified technician. 10-5 520 Express Series...
Flip switch to ON. Strainer or hull inlet plugged. Clean strainer or remove obstruction from inlet. Pump’s automatic shut-off is Service pump. See Cruisers Yachts Dealer for service. defective. No water at showers or sinks when Fresh water tank is empty.
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Check for leaks in water system or air leaks in accumulator. See and sinks Cruisers Yachts Dealer for service. Weak or worn pump. Service pump. See Cruisers Yachts Dealer for service. Low water pressure at only the Restriction or obstruction in water Clean, repair, or remove obstruction from water line.
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A DIVISION OF KCS INTERNATIONAL, INC. LIMITED WARRANTY disassembly and reassembly cost to and from the dealer or Cruisers Yachts shall not be effective or actionable if any repair or REGISTRATION OF PURCHASE: The "Federal Boat Safety Act of 1971" requires all boat manufacturers to maintain a record of CRUISERS YACHTS will be the responsibility of the owner.