Welcraft 232 Coastal Owner's Manual page 63

Proper storage is very important to prevent serious
damage to the boat. If the boat is to be stored
indoors, make sure the building has enough
ventilation. It is very important that there is enough
ventilation both inside the boat and around the boat.
Note: If the boat is to be stored indoors or
outdoors, open all drawers, clothes
lockers, cabinets, and doors a little. If
possible, remove
clothing, and
commercially
protector in the head compartment.
12.3 Recommissioning
Note: It is important and recommended that
the fitting out procedure for the marine gear
be done by a qualified marine technician.
Read the engine owner's manual for the
recommended procedure.
Reactivating The Boat After Storage:
• Apply a fresh coat of bottom paint on the hull.
• Inspect all thru-hull fittings.
• Inspect the sacrificial anodes and install new
anodes if required.
• Install the propellers.
• Install the drain plug in the hull.
• Charge and install the batteries.
• Check the engines for damage and follow the
manufacturer's instructions for recommissioning.
• Check the engine mounting bolts for the engines
and bracket to make sure they are tight.
• Perform all routine maintenance.
the upholstery,
rugs. Then hang
available mildew
• Check all hose clamps and make sure they are
tight and not corroded.
• Pump the antifreeze from the head, fresh and
raw water systems and flush several times with
fresh water.
• Check and lubricate the steering system.
• Clean and wash the boat.
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• Install all upholstery, cushions and canvas.
After Launching:
• Carefully check the engines and all water
systems and the engine bolts for leaks and
proper operation.
• Check the bilge pump manual and automatic
switches.
• Prime the fuel system and start the engines.
When each engine starts, check the cooling
system port below the engine cowling for a
strong stream of water. This ensures that the
cooling pump is operating.
• Carefully monitor the gauges and check for
leakage and abnormal noises.
• Operate the boat at slow speeds until the engine
temperature stabilizes and all systems are
operating normally.
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