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Sea Ray 320 Sundancer Owner's Manual

Sea Ray 320 Sundancer Owner's Manual (198 pages)

Brand: Sea Ray | Category: Boat | Size: 13.03 MB

Table of Contents

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5
Ection Safety

13
- SAFE Boating Means
  13
- Safety Labels
  13
- Legally Mandated Minimum Required Equipment
  14
- Fire Extinguishing System
  14
- Carbon Monoxide
  14
  - Carbon Monoxide Monitor
    15
- Lifesaving Equipment
  15
  - PFD Classifications
    16
- Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation
  17
- Impaired Operation
  17
- Load Capacity
  18
- Power Capacity
  18
- Propellers
  18
- Stability
  19
- Maintain Control
  19
  - General Considerations
    19
- Weather
  20
  - Ocean
    20
  - Offshore
    20
  - Inshore
    20
  - Sheltered Waters
    20
- Chart Your Course
  21
- Water Sports
  21
  - Swimming
    21
  - Skiing
    22
  - Diving
    22
- Emergency Situations
  23
  - Medical Emergency
    23
  - Water Rescue
    23
  - Fire
    23
  - Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
    24
  - Collisions and Leaking
    24
  - Grounding
    24
  - Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
    25
- Safety Hotlines
  25
- International Requirements
  25
- Nautical Terms
  26
- Environmental Considerations
  28
  - Fuel & Oil Spillage
    28
  - Waste Disposal
    28
  - Excessive Noise
    29
  - Wake / Wash
    29
- 22. Warning Label Locations
  31
Ection Eneral Oat Rrangement

35
- Docking/Lifting/Storage
  35
  - Supporting the Boat
    35
- Passenger Locations
  36
- Propulsion System Option
  38
- Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances
  39
- Deck Layout
  41
- Helm, Gauge and Switch Layout
  42
- Description of Major Controls
  45
- Navigation and Anchor Lights
  49
Ection Sing Our Oat

51
- Pre-Launch, Launch and Post-Launch Checklist
  51
- Fueling the Boat
  52
- Boarding
  53
- Personal Flotation Devices (Pfds)
  53
- Passenger Instruction and Location
  54
- Starting the Engines
  54
- Shifting to Drive the Boat
  56
- Stopping the Engines
  56
- Steering System (with Standard I/O Engines)
  57
- Steering System (with Optional V-Drive Engines)
  57
- Windlass
  60
  - To Operate from the Bow
    61
  - To Operate Manually
    61
  - Maintenance
    61
Ection Ilge Nderwater Ear

63
- Bilge
  63
  - Fuel & Oil Spillage
    63
  - Electric Cockpit/Engine Hatch
    63
  - Drain Plug
    64
  - Bilge Pumps
    64
  - Bilge Blowers
    65
- Engines
  68
  - Impact to Stern Drive (Standard Engine)
    68
- Engine Mounts
  69
- Marine Gears
  69
  - Reduction Gears
    69
  - Reverse Gears
    69
- Engine Exhaust System
  70
- Engine Removal
  71
- Vibration & Causes
  72
  - Foreign Object Interfering with
    72
  - Propeller Action
    72
  - Bent Propeller And/Or Shaft
    72
  - Engine and Shaft out of Alignment
    72
  - Coupling out of True
    72
  - Engine Part Hitting Boat Structure
    72
  - Other Possible Causes
    72
- Fresh Water Cooling System (Option)
  72
  - Coolant Recommendations
    72
- Underwater Gear
  73
- Bilge Layout
  82
Ection Fuel System

83
- Electric Fuel Valves
  84
- Diesel Fuel System (with Diesel Engine Option)
  84
- To Drain Water
  84
- To Replace the Filter
  85
- Fueling Precautions
  86
  - General
    86
  - Before & During Fueling - Checklist
    86
  - After Fueling - Checklist
    86
Section 6 • Electrical System

89
- Electrical System
  89
  - Direct Current (DC)
    89
  - Recommended Batteries
    94
  - Battery Switch
    94
- Ignition Protection
  94
- Breakers And/Or Fuses
  94
- Main DC Breaker Panel
  95
- Cabin DC Distribution Panel
  97
- Emergency Start System
  100
- Volt Accessory Receptacle
  100
- Lighting
  100
- AC System
  104
- Shore Power
  104
  - To Connect and Turn on Shore Power
    104
  - Maintenance for Shore Power
    107
- Battery Charger / Converter
  109
- Ground Fault Interrupter Receptacle (GFI)
  109
  - International Receptacle
    110
- Generator
  111
  - Generator Power
    111
- Electrical Schematics
  115
Section 7 • Options & Accessories

159
- Layout and Accessory Locations
  159
  - To Start System
    159
- Water System
  161
  - Sanitizing the Water System
    161
  - Winterizing the Water System
    163
  - Distribution Manifold
    163
  - Water Pump and Filter
    163
  - Water Heater
    164
  - Shower System
    164
  - Fresh Water Washdown
    165
  - Dockside Water Inlet
    165
  - Cockpit Shower
    166
- Head System
  167
  - Requirements for Operators
    167
  - Vacuflush ® Head
    168
  - Vent Filter
    168
  - Macerator (Optional)
    169
  - Antenna Tuner
    170
  - Cable Television Connection
    170
- Telephone System
  170
- Entertainment Center
  170
- Automatic Fire Extinguisher System
  171
  - Gasoline Engine Boats
    171
  - Diesel Engine Boats
    171
  - Safety Pin
    172
- Power Ventilation System
  173
- Coffee Maker
  173
- Stoves
  173
- Microwave
  173
- Canvas
  174
  - Installation Tips
    175
  - Canvas Care and Maintenance
    175
- Electric Windshield Vent
  175
- Horn
  175
- Spotlight
  175
- Bow Thruster (Option)
  176
- Aft Berth Sleeping Conversion
  177
- Salon Sofa Sleeping Conversion
  177
- Central Vacuum System
  177
Ervice and Maintenance

179
- Summary Guide for Inspection, Service and Maintenance
  179
- Useful Service Information
  181
- Inspection, Service and Maintenance Protocol
  182
  - Bilge Area
    182
  - Topside and Supplies
    183
- Winterization Checklist for Boats Stored on Land
  183
  - Boat Storage
    183
  - Engines
    183
  - Battery(Ies)
    183
  - Head System
    184
  - Water System
    184
  - Fuel Systems
    184
- Fitting out after Storage
  185
  - Fuel System
    185
  - Battery(Ies)
    185
  - Miscellaneous
    185
- Security Considerations
  185
- Seacock Lubrication
  186
- Quick Reference Checklist
  187
  - Boarding the Boat
    187
  - Preparing to Depart and after Launching
    188
  - While Underway
    189
  - Returning to Port
    189
  - Securing the Boat
    190
  - If the Engine Does Not Start
    190
  - Operating the Generator
    191
- Maintenance Log
  193
Section 9 • Care & Refinishing

195
- Paint, Cleaning Agents and Other Substances
  195
- Fiberglass & Gelcoat
  195
  - Keep Bilge Area Dry
    195
- Stains & Scratches
  196
- Permanently Moored or Docked Boats
  196
- Care for Bottom Paint
  196
- Topside Areas
  196
  - Stainless Steel and Alloy Fittings
    196
  - Salt Crystals
    197
- Gauge & Switch Panels
  197
- Acrylic Plastic Sheeting (Plastic Glass)
  197
- Canvas and Clear Vinyl
  197
- Exterior Upholstery Fabric
  198
- Interior Upholstery Fabric
  198

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