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Boston Whaler 330 outrage User Manual

Boston Whaler 330 outrage User Manual (152 pages)

Brand: Boston Whaler | Category: Boat | Size: 23 MB

Table of Contents

History
4
Table of Contents
5
Preface
8
Boston Whaler Limited Warranty
9
Boston Whaler Limited Warranty Australia
12
Privacy Statement
15
Introduction
16
- Owner's Manual
  16
- Your Responsibilities
  16
- Source of Information
  16
- Warranties
  16
- Contact Phone Numbers and Internet Addresses
  16
Section 1 • Safety

17
- Explanation of Safety Labels
  17
- Warning Labels
  17
- Safe Boating Means
  18
  - In Addition
    18
- Safe Boating Checklist
  18
  - Before Departure
    18
  - Trailering (if Applicable)
    18
  - After Return
    18
- General Considerations
  19
- Maintain Control
  19
- Boarding
  19
- Impaired Operation
  19
- Legally Mandated Equipment (Minimum Required)
  21
  - Personal Flotation Devices (Pfd's)
    21
  - Fire Extinquisher (Portable)
    21
  - Whistle, Horn
    21
  - Visual Distress Signal
    21
- Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation
  21
- Carbon Monoxide (CO)
  22
- Lifesaving Equipment
  23
- PFD Requirement
  23
- PFD Classiﬁ Cation
  23
- Emergency Situations
  25
  - Medical Emergency
    25
  - Water Rescue
    25
  - Returning to the Victim
    25
  - Making Contact
    25
    
    Getting Back Aboard
    25
- Fire
  25
  - To Lessen the Danger of Fi Re
    26
- Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
  26
  - Flooding
    26
  - Swamping
    26
  - Capsizing
    26
- Collision
  27
- Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
  27
- Grounding
  27
- Distress Signals
  27
  - Visual Distress Signals (VDS)
    27
  - Audible Distress Signals
    28
- Radio Communication
  28
- Weather
  28
- Swimming, Diving & Water Skiing
  29
  - Swimming
    29
  - Diving
    29
  - Water Skiing
    30
  - Water Skiing Signals
    30
- Ignition Shutdown Safety Switch
  32
- Float Plan
  32
- Chart Your Course
  32
- Environmental Considerations
  33
  - Fuel & Oil Spillage
    33
  - Excessive Noise
    33
  - Wake/Wash
    33
- Homeland Security Restrictions
  34
- America's Waterway Watch
  34
- Warning Label Locations
  34
- Key to Symbols Used on Controls & Prints
  39
Section 2 • General Information

41
- Construction Standard
  41
- Our Hull
  41
  - Hull Identiﬁ Cation Number
    41
- Servicing Your Boston Whaler
  41
- Manufacturer's Certiﬁ Cation
  41
  - Yacht Certification
    42
  - Certiﬁ Cation Design Category
    43
  - Power Capacity
    43
- Speciﬁ Cations & Dimensions
  44
- Passenger Areas
  45
- Recommended Passenger Locations
  46
- Location of Thru-Hull Fittings
  47
- General Layout, Deck
  48
- Control Station Switch Panel
  57
- Storage
  58
- Seating
  59
- Joystick Piloting (Option)
  60
  - System Features
    60
- Gear Shift & Throttle Control
  61
- Digital Throttle/Shift (DTS )
  61
  - Power Trim Operations
    61
- Smartcraft TM Vesselview
  62
- System Calibration (for First Time Use)
  62
- Navigation Lighting
  62
  - Operating the Navigation Lighting
    63
- 30AMP Receptacles (Option)
  63
- Canvas (Option)
  64
- Docking, Lifting and Trailering
  66
  - Docking
    66
  - Lifting
    66
- Trailering
  67
  - Trailer Safety
    67
  - Securing the Boat to the Trailer
    67
  - Securing the Trailer to the Tow Vehicle
    67
  - Trailer Hitch
    67
  - Trailering the Engines
    68
- Trailer Description
  68
Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation

69
- Bilge Pumps
  69
  - Maintenance
    69
- Fuel & Oil Spillage
  70
- Power Steering
  70
  - Filling & Maintenance
    70
- Fuel System
  70
  - Fuel Tank
    71
  - Fuel Vent
    71
  - Fuel Distribution System
    72
  - Filling the Tank
    72
  - Maintenance
    72
- Static Electricity and the Fuel System
  72
- Ethanol-Blended Fuel
  73
  - Phase Separation
    74
  - Additives
    74
  - Fuel/Water Separator
    74
  - Maintenance
    74
  - Storage
    74
- Starting/Stopping the Engines
  75
  - Prior to Starting
    75
  - Starting the Engines
    75
  - Warming up the Engiens
    75
  - Stopping the Engines
    76
- Fresh Water System
  77
  - Filling the Tank
    77
  - Freshwater Pump
    78
  - Transom Shower
    78
  - Forward Console (Head) Faucet
    78
  - Maintenance
    79
  - Winterizing the System
    79
- Raw Water System
  79
  - Operation
    79
  - Transom Livewell
    80
  - Maintenance
    80
  - Livewell Operation
    80
- Leaning Post Livewell (Option)
  80
- Head System
  81
  - Environmental Considerations
    81
  - Macerator/Overboard Discharge
    82
  - Macerator Operation
    82
  - Maintenance
    82
  - Dockside Discharge
    82
- Forward Fishbox W/ Pump out
  83
- Entertainment System
  84
- Lighting
  84
  - Cockpit Lighting
    84
  - Hardtop Lighting
    84
  - Map Light
    84
  - Flood Lights
    85
  - Underwater Lights (Option)
    85
- Swim Ladder
  85
  - To Secure the Swim Ladder
    85
- Dive Door
  86
- Dive Ladder
  86
- Spotlight (Option)
  87
- Summer Kitchen (Option)
  87
- Electric Grill (Option)
  87
  - Dedicated Batteries with Inverter
    87
  - Maintenance
    87
  - Automatic Shut-Off
    88
- Refrigerator/Freezer (Option)
  88
- Bow Table (Option)
  88
- Dynamic Running Surface TM (Trim Tabs)
  89
  - Operation
    89
  - Maintenance
    89
- Shore Power
  90
  - Shore Power Hookup
    90
- ELCI (Equipment Leakage Circuit Interrupter)
  91
- Galvanic Isolator
  91
  - Maintenance
    91
- Anchor Windlass
  91
  - Operation
    92
  - Operating the Windlass with Remote
    92
  - Remote Operation
    93
  - Operating the Windlass Manually
    93
- Bow Thruster (Option)
  94
  - To Operate the Bow Thruster
    94
- Anchoring
  96
  - Considerations When Anchoring
    96
  - Lowering the Anchor
    96
  - Setting the Anchor
    97
  - Weighing the Anchor
    97
- Propeller
  97
- Bow Tow Eye (Optional)
  98
  - If It Becomes Necessary to Tow Your Boat
    98
Section 4 • Electrical

101
- Electrical System
  101
- Batteries
  101
  - Battery Trays
    101
  - Battery Charger
    102
  - Overload Protection
    102
  - Maintenance
    102
  - Summer Kitchen Batteries (Option)
    103
  - Bow Thruster Battery (Option)
    103
  - Battery Selector Switches
    103
- Fuse Blocks
  104
- Volt Accessory Receptacle
  105
- Voltage Sensitive Relays (VSR)
  105
- DC Breaker Panel
  105
  - Main DC Breaker Panel
    106
- AC Breaker Panel
  108
- Transducer Location
  110
- Rigging
  110
- Electrical Schematics & Harnesses
  111
- Wiring Identiﬁ Cation Chart
  111
Section 5 • Care & Maintenance

141
- Routine Care & Maintenance
  141
  - Hull
    141
- Waxing the Gel Coat Surfaces
  141
- Hull Maintenance
  142
- Hull Blistering
  142
  - Prevention
    142
- Bottom Painting
  142
  - Bottom Painting a Bare Hull
    143
  - Bottom Painting a Pre-Painted Hull
    143
- Rubrail Care
  144
- Cleaning Fiberglass & Non-Skid
  144
- Stainless Steel Care
  144
- Aluminum Care
  145
- Cushions
  145
  - To Clean Your Cushions
    145
- Cleaning Your Instrument Gauges
  146
- Canvas Care and Maintenance
  146
  - Maintaining a Good Appearance
    146
    
    On a Regular Basis
    146
  - Cleaning Stubborn Stains
    147
- Maintaining Zippers and Hardware
  147
- Corian Solid Surface Countertops
  147
- Cleaning Tempered Glass Windshield
  148
- Misting System
  148
- Long Term Storage
  148
- Engine
  148
- Fuel System
  149
- Electrical System
  149
  - Reinforcement Locations
    150
  - Reinforcement Location Diagram
    151

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