Section 8-Waste System; Head System 3; Shore Side Discharge 3; Macerator/Overboard Discharge - Boston Whaler 255 Conquest Owner's Manual

Head System
CAUTION
!
Both intake and discharge seacocks should always
be in the closed position when the toilet is not in use.
Failure to do so could result in flooding, property dam-
age and loss of life.
!
NOTICE
This boat is equipped with an optional direct discharge
valve. Discharging of sewage directly overboard is for
use where approved only.
!
NOTICE
There are severe state and federal penalties for dis-
charging raw sewage and solid waste in waters where
it is not permitted. Check with local authorities on
where this is permissible, if possible employ the use
of a shore side discharge.
Your 255 Conquest has a head com-
partment located on the starboard side
of the cabin. It is fitted with a Sani-
HEAD
SYSTEM
Potti waste containment system that
includes: The Sani-Potti unit, Vent
and associated hoses and clamps. The Sani-potti
system has a lower tank and an upper tank. The up-
per part of the tank holds freshwater used for flush-
ing the system. The waste from the unit can be held
in the lower part of the tank, it has a capacity of 5.2
gallons.
Complete operating instructions can be found in the
sani-potti operations manual.
View of Standard Waste System, (deck re-
moved for clarity)
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1 Sani-potti unit
2 Discharge hose from unit
3 Vent hose from unit
4 Discharge hose to Deck Plate
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SHORE SIDE DISCHARGE:
The shoreside discharge deck plate for the 255 Con-
quest is located on the starboard side of the gunwale
and is marked "WASTE". Access to the port is gained
by use of a special key that is included in the owners
manual packet.
The dockside facility will have a connection to fit
your boat. It is important that you close your mac-
erator discharge seacock on the 255 Conquest prior
to using the shoreside discharge function.
Shore side discharge is a preferred method of
waste disposal.

MACERATOR/OVERBOARD DISCHARGE,

(Optional):
The 255 Conquest waste system can also incorpo-
rate the use of a macerator. The macerator/discharge
pump draws solid and liquid waste from the holding
tank and processes it prior to discharging it overboard
through a lockable seacock. Keep lock engaged when
in waters where discharge is not permitted. The pump
is designed to handle waste, toilet and facial tissue
and will not pump solids.
There are bodies of water where discharge of raw
sewage is prohibited. Keep seacock lock engaged
when in waters where discharge is not permitted.
Contact your dealer or local Coast Guard station for
information on overboard discharge and its penal-
ties.
1
Lockable overboard
discharge seacock,
(Shown in the OPEN
position. Turn handle
counterclockwise to
CLOSE). Lock with
padlock (not sup-
plied).
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Section 8 - Waste System