Sea Ray 225 Weekender Manuals

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Sea Ray 225 Weekender Owner's Manual (96 pages)

Brand: Sea Ray | Category: Boat | Size: 7.85 MB

Ntroduction

5
- Dealer Responsibilities
  5
- Source of Information
  5
- This Manual
  5
- Warranties
  5
- Weekender
  5
- Your Responsibilities
  5
- Hull Identification Number (HIN)
  6
- Service, Parts and Repair for Your Boat
  6
- About Your Limited Warranty
  7
- Table of Contents
  8
Ection Safety

11
- Safety Labels
  11
- Carbon Monoxide
  12
  - Carbon Monoxide Monitors
    13
- Legally Mandated Minimum Reguired Equipment
  12
- Lifesaving Equipment
  13
  - PFD Classifications
    14
- Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation
  15
- Impaired Operation
  15
- Load Capacity
  15
- Power Capacity
  16
- Maintain Control
  17
  - General Considerations
    17
- Stability
  17
- Weather
  18
  - Ocean
    18
  - Offshore
    18
  - Inshore
    18
  - Sheltered Waters
    18
- Chart Your Course
  19
- Water Sports
  19
  - Swimming
    19
  - Skiing
    20
  - Diving
    20
- Emergency Situations
  21
  - Medical Emergency
    21
  - Water Rescue
    21
  - Fire
    21
  - Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
    22
  - Collisions and Leaking
    22
  - Grounding
    22
  - Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
    22
- Environmental Considerations
  23
  - Fuel and Oil Spillage
    23
  - Waste Disposal
    24
  - Excessive Noise
    24
  - Wake/Wash
    24
- International Requirements
  23
- Safety Hotlines
  23
- Nautical Terms
  24
- Key to Symbols on Control & Prints
  26
  - Running Lights
    26
  - Horn
    26
- 21. 225 WE Warning Label Locations
  27
Section 2 • General Boatarrangement

30
- Passenger Location
  30
- Propulsion System
  30
- Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances
  31
- Propellers
  31
- General Deck Layout
  32
- MID Deck Layout (Cabin)
  33
- Helm Gauge and Switch Layout
  34
- Description of Major Controls
  36
- Important Gauges
  39
- Navigation and Anchor Light
  40
- Pre-Launch, Launch and Post-Launch Checklist
  41
Section 3 • Using Your Boat

41
- Fueling the Boat
  42
- Trailer Launching and Loading
  42
- Boarding
  43
- Passenger Instruction and Location
  44
- Personal Flotation Devices (Pfds)
  44
- Starting the Engines
  44
- Shifting to Drive the Boat
  46
- Steering System
  46
- Stopping the Engines
  46
Section 4 • Bilge & Underwatergear

49
- Bilge
  49
  - Fuel & Oil Spillage
    49
  - Drain Plug
    49
    
    Weekender
    50
  - Bilge Pump
    50
  - Bilge Blower
    50
  - Engine and Stern Drive
    51
  - Bilge Layout
    53
Section 5 • Fuel System

55
- Anti-Siphon Valve (Inboard/Outboard Engine Only)
  55
- Diesel Fuel System (Optional)
  56
- Fuel Filter (Diesel)
  56
- Fuel Filter Maintenance
  57
  - To Replace the Filter
    57
- Fueling Precautions
  57
  - Before & During Fueling - Checklist
    58
  - After Fueling - Checklist
    58
- Electrical System
  61
  - Direct Current (DC)
    61
  - Battery Switch
    63
  - Dual Battery Switch (Optional)
    64
Section 6 • Electrical System

61
- Breakers And/Or Fuses
  64
- Ignition Protection
  64
- Electrolytic Corrosion and Zinc Anodes
  66
- Electronic Interface Module (EIM)
  66
  - Accessory Wire
    66
- Lighting
  66
- Volt Accessory Receptacle
  66
- Fuse Sizes
  68
  - Bilge Pump
    69
- Wire Harnesses
  70
  - Wiper
    70
- Electrical Schematics
  71
- Boat Layout and Accessory Locations
  77
  - Accessory
    77
Ection Ptions Ccessories

77
- Water System
  78
- Toilet (Head) System
  82
  - Portable Self-Contained Head
    82
  - Pump-Out Head (Optional)
    82
- Canvas
  83
  - Installation Tips
    83
  - Trailering with Canvas
    84
- Ervice and Maintenance
  
  85
  - Summary Guide for Inspection, Service
    85
    
    Trim Tabs
    86
  - Inspection, Service and Maintenance Protocol
    87
    
    Bilge Area
    87
    
    Topside and Supplies
    88
  - Winterization Checklist for Boats Stored on Land
    88
    
    Boat Storage
    88
    
    Engines
    88
    
    Battery(Ies)
    88
    
    Head System
    88
    
    Water System
    89
    
    Fuel System
    90
  - Fitting out after Storage
    90
    
    Battery(Ies)
    90
    
    Miscellaneous
    90
  - Seacock Lubrication
    90
  - Security Considerations
    90
  - Power Steering System Maintenance
    91
  - Fiberglass & Gelcoat
    93
  - Paint, Cleaning Agents and Other Substances
    93
Section 9 • Care & Refinishing

93
- Stains & Scratches
  93
- Acrylic Plastic Sheeting (Plastic Glass)
  94
- Canvas and Clear Vinyl
  94
- Care for Bottom Paint
  94
- Permanently Moored or Docked Boats
  94
- Topside Areas
  94
  - Stainless Steel and Alloy Fittings
    94
  - Salt Crystals
    94
- Exterior Upholstery Fabric
  95
- Interior Upholstery Fabric
  95

Sea Ray 225 Weekender Owner's Manual (101 pages)

Brand: Sea Ray | Category: Boat | Size: 11.82 MB

Hull Identification Number (HIN)
6
Service, Parts and Repair for Your Boat
6
HIN Locations
6
Table of Contents
8
Safety
11
Safety Labels
11
Legally Mandated Minimum Required Equipment
12
Fire Extinguishing System
12
Carbon Monoxide
12
Lifesaving Equipment
13
Carbon Monoxide Monitor
13
PFD Classifications
14
Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation
15
Impaired Operation
15
Load Capacity
15
Power Capacity
16
Stability
17
Maintain Control
17
General Considerations
17
Weather
18
Chart Your Course
19
Water Sports
19
Swimming
19
Skiing
20
Diving
20
Emergency Situations
21
Medical Emergency
21
Water Rescue
21
Fire
21
Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
22
Collisions and Leaking
22
Grounding
22
Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
22
Safety Hotlines
23
International Requirements
23
Nautical Terms
23
Key to Symbols on Control & Prints
25
General Boat Arrangement
27
Docking/Lifting/Trailering
27
Passenger Locations
27
Propulsion System
28
Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances
29
Propellers
29
General Deck Layout
30
MID Deck Layout (Cabin)
31
Helm Gauge and Switch Layout
32
Function and Location of Through-Hull Cutouts
33
Description of Major Controls
34
Gear Shift and Throttle Control
34
Power Trim Unit and Gauge
34
Trailer Switch
35
Transom Trailer Trim Switch
35
Trim Tabs
35
Ignition Shutdown Switch (Standard on Side Mount Controls)
36
Engine Alarm System
37
Important Gauges
37
Tachometer and Hour Meter
37
Oil Pressure, Water Temperature, Voltmeter and Fuel Gauges
37
Magnetic Compass
38
Navigation and Anchor Lights
38
Using Your Boat
39
Pre-Launch, Launch and Post-Launch Checklist
39
Trailer Launching and Loading
40
Fueling the Boat
40
Boarding
41
Filling the Tank
41
After Filling
41
Personal Flotation Devices (Pfd's)
42
Passenger Instruction and Location
42
Starting the Engines
42
Shifting to Drive the Boat
44
Stopping the Engines
44
Steering System
44
Bilge
47
Fuel & Oil Spillage
47
Drain Plug
47
Bilge Pumps
47
Bilge Blowers
48
Engines and Stern Drive
49
Maintenance and Service
49
Vibration & Causes
49
Impact to Stern Drive
49
Propeller Removal and Installation
50
Bilge Layout
51
Fuel System
53
Anti-Siphon Valve (Inboard/Outboard Engine Only)
53
Fuel Filter Maintenance
54
Diesel Fuel System
54
To Drain Water
54
Fueling Precautions
55
To Replace the Filter
55
Before & During Fueling
56
After Fueling
56
Electrical System
59
Direct Current
59
Batteries
59
Battery Maintenance
59
Battery Switch
61
Battery Cable Routing
61
Ignition Protection
62
Breakers And/Or Fuses
62
Dual Battery Switch
62
Electronic Interface Module (EIM)
63
12 Volt Accessory Receptacle
64
Lighting
64
Electrolytic Corrosion and Zinc Anodes
64
Accessory Wire
64
Fuse Sizes
66
Wire Harnesses
67
225 WE Electrical Schematics
69
Options & Accessories
81
Boat Layout and Accessory Locations
81
Water System
82
Sanitizing the Water System
82
Winterizing the Water System
83
Water Pump and Filter
83
Fresh Water and Drain Line Routing
84
Toilet (Head) System
86
Portable Self-Contained Head
86
Pump-Out-Head
86
Canvas
87
Trailering with Canvas
88
Canvas Care and Maintenance
88
Required Inspection, Serice and Maintenance
89
Summary Guide for Inspection, Service and Maintenance
89
Bilge Area
91
Oil
91
Engine
91
Wiring System
91
Winterization Checklist for Boats Stored on Land
92
Topside and Supplies
92
Fitting out after Storage
94
Security Considerations
94
Seacock Lubrication
94
Power Steering System Maintenance
95
Care & Refinishing
97
Paint Cleaning Agents & Other Substances
97
Fiberglass & Gelcoat
97
Stains & Sractches
97
Permanently Moored or Docked Boats
98
Care for Bottom Paint
98
Topside Areas
98
Acrylic Plastic Sheeting
98
Exterior Upholstery Fabric
99
Interior Upholstery Fabric
99

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Sea Ray 225 Weekender Owner's Manual (96 pages)

Table of Contents

Ntroduction

Ection Safety

Section 2 • General Boatarrangement

Section 3 • Using Your Boat

Section 4 • Bilge & Underwatergear

Section 5 • Fuel System

Section 6 • Electrical System

Ection Ptions Ccessories

Ervice and Maintenance

Section 9 • Care & Refinishing

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