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Fire or Explosion Hazard!
Electrical system parts are designed and
manufactured to comply with the US Coast
Guard requirements to minimize risks of fire
or explosion. Never substitute automotive
parts for marine parts. Automotive parts do
not provide the necessary ignition spark
protection.
DO NOT tamper with any electrical con nection,
panel or harness, or attempt installation of any
electrical equipment unless thoroughly familiar
with the sys tems and experi enced in making
such instal lations.
On certain Scarab models, the 12 Volt DC outlet and
helm switch circuitry are protected by a fuse panel
located inside the helm console storage. See Figure
B12. Access to the fuse panel may be gained by
raising the starboard helm console storage lid. Figure
B13 depicts the fuse block along with the fuse sched-
ule. Both the function and fuse rating are also identi-
fied on the fuse panel. The fuses are a "blade-type"
fuses and labeled for amperage. Note: Fuse panels
may vary by model.
Fuse Block
Figure B12: Fuse Block - Under Helm Console
To avoid electrical problems, equipment damage
or electrical fires, use only replacement fuses that
are of equal rating to the originals.
Boat Systems - Section B
Figure B13: Fuse Block with Fuse Schedule
(Applicable Models Only)
A battery switch is provided on certain Scarab models.
The battery switch is typically located inside the port
stern seat storage compartment. See Figure B14.
Figure B14: Battery Switch Panel Location
(Location May Vary Depending on Model)
The single battery, provides power to both the ship's
systems (BOAT POWER) and engine. On models
equipped with dual batteries both engines are pow-
ered from the port battery. The starboard battery
powers the ship's systems. Circuit breakers are
installed on the battery switch panel to protect various
system com p onent circuitry. The "BOAT POWER"
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