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The driver's seat also has a swivel feature. To activate, push
down on the T-handle in front of the seat. When the desired position
has been achieved, release the handle to lock the position. There are
also optional features for the helm seat, which are explained immedi-
ately following.
It is critical to the long-term use and enjoyment of the boat to per-
form the routine maintenance required to keep all interior upholstery
in top condition. Details are provided in the Care and Maintenance
section of this Owner's Manual.
Models: All boats have standard seating that varies by model.
The WakeView transom seating is standard on the Wakesetter
23LSV and Wakesetter 24MXZ; optional on other models.
Heated and/or Powered
Driver's Seat
Among the options available on all models
are a heated and/or powered driver's seat.
The heat option may be controlled through
the video screen or from a switch on the driver's
side panel. Turned ON, the heat sensor warms
the driver's seat only to a predetermined, but
moderate level. The heat feature should always
be turned OFF at the conclusion of the outing,
if not before. If the driver forgets to turn OFF the seat, when the boat
is powered down the seat heater will shut off after a predetermined
amount of time since these are controlled via touch screen operation
on Viper II-equipped boats.
Boat owners can also order a power option that allows the driv-
er's seat to be moved up or down by pressing on a slide button on
the starboard side of the seat base at the shifter panel. Pushing up
moves the seat up; pushing down moves the seat down. All driver's
seats have a mechanical lever to allow the seat to slide forward and
aft, explained above
in the Seating infor-
mation.
When moving the
bolster, avoid pinching
fingers, hands and
other body parts.
Models: (Option-
al) All Wakesetter
models. Heated seats
are an option on
Response models.
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Armrests
Armrests are available in the bow section of some models. While
the armrests add comfort, it is important to use them properly. No one
should ever sit, perch, stand or walk on an armrest. Do not use the
armrest to hold satchels, bags, or any other property. The armrests
will not hold excessive amounts of weight without failing. In moving
armrests up and down, use caution to avoid pinching fingers or skin.
result in failure of the armrest. Among other activities,
DO NOT STAND ON THE ARMREST. This is not
covered under warranty, and could also result in injury.
In moving armrests up and down, use caution to avoid
pinching fingers or skin.
Avoid pinching fingers or skin in moving armrests up or down.
Models: All models.
Glove Box
Malibu recommends storing this Owner's Manual in the
glove box so that it will always be readily available for reference
during outings. Placing the Owner's Manual in a plastic bag will
increase its protection.
The glove box is convenient for storing personal items while boating.
While the glove box is not waterproof, its design reduces the likelihood
of damage from water that may come on-board. Malibu does not war-
rant the level of water-resistance available when using the glove box.
The glove box opens by pushing on the button on the front of the
lid. Closing requires only lifting and shutting the lid tight. Closing re-
quires minimal effort. If more effort is required, it is likely the glove box
is overloaded and some material should be removed prior to closing.
Armrests are intended to be
used only as armrests. Any
excessive weight placed on
an armrest, even briefly, can
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