Interior Cleaning - Glastron Boats User Manual

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Fresh
Water System
1.
Open all faucets. Use manual pump to empty water
tank and intake lines.
2. Open all drains.
3. Pump to force all water from unit.
4. After tank is empty, add RV type antifreeze to prevent
freezing.
5. Open all faucets. Use manual pump to force antifreeze
through system to each faucet.
6. Close faucets.
Marine Sanitation Device (MSD)
Improper winterizing can cause your MSD to fail. In salt
water environments, the toilet bowl should be filled with
fresh water and allowed to stand for several days. This will
ensure that any accumulated salt has sufficient time to dis-
solve. Consult the manufacturer's instruction manual for
detailed winterization procedures.
Bilge Pump
The bilge pump on your boat must be drained to prevent
damage if it is exposed to freezing temperatures. Pump as
much water as possible out of the bilge. Then, turn on the
pump for a few seconds to remove water from the pump.
NOTE: Running the pump dry for an extended period
of time will damage the pump. Run pump only as long
as necessary.
EXPLOSION HAZARD!
form methane, an explosive gas. Keep vent open
and clear of obstructions. Keep fire and flame away
when maintaining sanitary system.

INTERIOR CLEANING

1.
Scrub all interior surfaces including cupboards, cabi-
nets and drawers.
2. Be sure to remove everything that can hold moisture
and cause mildew. Remove and store OFF the boat, all
cushions, mattresses, curtains, blankets and sheets,
pillows, towels, and clothing.
3. If it is necessary to store cushions onboard:
Open all zippers and elevate cover away from the
foam padding.
Place a small plastic bowl or other round blunt
object inside the cushion to allow for adequate air
circulation.
Seats that can be folded should be stored in the
down position.
Use plastic seat covers to keep out dampness and
protect against mildew.
4. Make sure the cabin is well ventilated.
5. Personal flotation devices (PFDs) and other safety
equipment must be cleaned and dried. If left onboard,
place them where air can circulate around them.
6.3
Waste in holding tank can

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