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Component Circuit Breakers
Fig. 4.3.1
TACHOMETER
1
HORN BREAKER ................................10 AMP
2
NAV/ANC BREAKER .............................3 AMP
3
MAIN BILGE BREAKER ........................6 AMP
4
AUX BILGE BREAKER .........................6 AMP
5
L/W PUMP BREAKER ...........................4 AMP
WARNING
!
Use of higher amperage breakers is a fire hazard.
Use breakers having the same amperage rating
as the original or as specified.
12 Volt Accessory Receptacle
NOTICE
DO NOT insert a cigarette lighter into this
receptacle. Damage to the unit & system could
occur.
NOTICE
accessories that do not exceed the
Use ONLY
rated capacity of the circuit, (10 amps) or the
breaker will trip.
Your boat is equipped with a 12 volt accessory
receptacles, located on the top of the console aft
of the anchor light receptacle. It is a DC (cigarette
lighter) style receptacle to be used with any 12 volt
accessories using this type of plug. The receptacle is
made of corrosion resistant marine grade materials
and has a moisture proof cap.
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Section 4 • Electrical System
AUX
L/W
MAIN
NAV/
HORN
BILGE
BILGE
PUMP
A
N
C
MONTAUK
4
5
1
2
3
12V Accessory Receptacle (Option)
If equipped, the trolling motor
panel includes a 12V accessory
receptacle located at the bow
of your boat. The receptacle is
wired for 12V usage only. Be
sure to use only accessories that
do not exceed the rated capacity
of the circuit, (10 amps).
Battery Switch
The battery switch, located on the forward wall of the
console interior, allows you to control the delivery
of DC power from the battery to the engine as well
as allowing the alternator to charge the battery. Your
battery selector switch has two settings, "ON" and
"OFF", "ON" gives you power from the battery.
"OFF" you have no power to the engine. Remember
to turn the battery selector switch to "ON" before you
attempt to start your engine.
NOTE: The bilge pump cannot be turned off with the
battery selector switch.
CAUTION
!
You MUST stop the engine before moving the
switch to the "OFF" position.
Battery Switch
Fig. 4.3.2
R
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