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We recommend you close and secure the
walk-thru windshield while underway. Da m age
to the win d sh ield could re sult.
Secure the walk-thru windshield with windshield
strap or with other locking device as provided
when in open position. Securing the walk-thru
windshield will help prevent the windshield from
accidently slamming closed due to high wind
and/or wake condition, thus reducing the
chance of damage to windshield or injury.
Figure M5: Windshield
(Windshields vary by model)
Figure M6: Walk-thru Gas Shock Keeper
(Certain models only)
The windshield can be cleaned with automotive glass
cleaners or dishwashing soap and water. Ensure that
a clean cloth is used to prevent scratching the glass.
NOTICE
Read the label before using any product. DO
NOT use abra sive clean ers.
Exterior Equipment - Section M
B. Cabin/Cockpit Windows
Plexiglass (acrylic plastic) is used for port holes, cabin
windows, skylights, and com panion way door assem-
blies. Plexiglass will scratch easily and must be
handled with care.
To clean, follow the instructions located in - Acrylic
Plastic (Plexiglass). DO NOT use paper towels. They
will scratch the plexiglass.
Plexi glass or plastic polish may also be used. Read
the label first before using any cleaning product.
NOTICE
DO NOT use harsh chemicals or strong
cleaning solutions on plexiglass. The surface
could be etched, scratched, disfig ured, or
clouded if an incorrect cleaning solution or
chemical is used.
M - 5 FOREDECK HATCH
The foredeck hatch consist of a translucent plexi glass.
The hatch is supported by one locking hinge and may
be se cured in a partially open position for ventilation.
See Figure M7. Follow the cleaning directions for
plexiglass described in Section Q-7 of this manual.
Locking
Hinge
Trim Ring
Figure M7: Forward Deck Hatch
(Representative View - Models may vary)
Latch
Deck Hatch
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