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Sea Ray 340 Sundancer Owner's Manual (192 pages)

Brand: Sea Ray | Category: Boat | Size: 15 MB

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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 Classiﬁ Cations
    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
- Key to Symbols on Control & Prints
  27
- Environmental Considerations
  28
  - Fuel & Oil Spillage
    28
  - Waste Disposal
    28
  - Excessive Noise
    29
  - Wake / Wash
    29
- 22. Warning Label Locations
  31
General Boat Arrangement

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
  - Gear Shift and Throttle Control
    45
  - Trim Tabs
    46
  - Power Trim Unit and Gauge
    47
  - Trailer Switch
    48
  - Engine Alarm System
    48
- Important Gauges
  48
  - Tachometer
    48
  - Oil Pressure, Water Temperature
    49
  - Voltmeter and Fuel Gauge
    49
  - Engine RPM Synchronizer Gauge
    49
  - Smartcraft
    50
  - TM System View (Option)
    50
  - Magnetic Compass
    51
- Navigation and Anchor Lights
  52
Section 3 • Using Your Boat

53
- Pre-Launch, Launch and Post-Launch Checklist
  53
- Fueling the Boat
  54
- Boarding
  55
- Personal Flotation Devices (Pfds)
  55
- Passenger Instruction and Location
  56
- Starting the Engines
  56
- Shifting to Drive the Boat
  58
- Stopping the Engines
  58
- Steering System (with Standard I/O Engines)
  59
- Windlass
  61
  - To Operate from the Helm
    62
  - To Operate from the Bow
    62
  - To Operate Manually
    62
  - Maintenance
    62
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
  67
- Engine Mounts
  68
- Marine Gears
  68
  - Reduction Gears
    68
  - Reverse Gears
    68
- Engine Exhaust System
  69
- Engine Removal
  70
- Vibration & Causes
  70
- Fresh Water Cooling System (Option)
  71
  - Coolant Recommendations
    71
- Underwater Gear
  71
- Bilge Layout
  80
Section 5 • Fuel System

81
- Fuel System
  81
- Fueling Precautions
  85
  - General
    85
  - Before & During Fueling - Checklist
    85
  - After Fueling - Checklist
    86
Section 6 • Electrical System

87
- Electrical System
  87
  - Direct Current
    87
  - Recommended Batteries
    91
  - Battery Switch
    91
- Ignition Protection
  91
- Breakers And/Or Fuses
  91
- Main DC Breaker Panel
  92
- Cabin DC Distribution Panel
  94
- Emergency Start System
  97
- Volt Accessory Receptacle
  97
- AC System
  102
- Shore Power
  102
  - To Connect and Turn on Shore Power
    102
  - To Disconnect Shore Power
    104
- Servicing the Main Distribution Panel
  105
- Cabin 120 Volt Main Distribution Panel Controls & Functions
  106
- Battery Charger / Converter
  107
- Ground Fault Interrupter Receptacle (GFI)
  107
  - International Receptacle
    108
- Generator
  108
- Electrical Schematics
  113
- Wire Harnesses
  142
Section 7 • Options & Accessories

149
- Layout and Accessory Locations
  149
- Carbon Monoxide Monitor
  149
  - Testing the CO Monitor
    149
- Air Conditioning & Heating
  149
  - To Start System
    150
- Water System
  152
  - Sanitizing the Water System
    152
  - Winterizing the Water System
    154
  - Water Distribution Manifold
    154
  - Water Pump and Filter
    154
  - Water Heater
    155
  - Shower System
    155
  - Fresh Water Washdown
    156
  - Dockside Water Inlet
    156
  - Cockpit Shower
    157
- Gray Water System (Option)
  158
- Head System
  158
  - Requirements for Operators
    158
  - Vacuflush ® Head
    159
  - Holding Tank Operation
    159
  - Vent Filter
    159
  - Macerator (Optional)
    160
  - Antenna Tuner
    161
  - Cable Television Connection
    161
- Entertainment Center
  161
- Telephone System
  162
  - Gasoline Engine Boats
    162
  - Diesel Engine Boats
    163
  - Manual Fire Extinguishing System Pull Handle
    163
  - Safety Pin
    164
- Coffee Maker
  164
- Stoves
  165
- Microwave
  165
- Canvas
  165
  - Installation Tips
    166
  - Canvas Care and Maintenance
    166
- Electric Windshield Vent
  166
- Horn
  166
- Spotlight
  167
- Bow Thruster (Option)
  167
- Aft Berth Sleeping Conversion
  168
- Ervice and Maintenance
  
  169
  - Summary Guide for Inspection, Service and Maintenance
    169
  - Useful Service Information
    171
  - Inspection, Service and Maintenance Protocol
    172
    
    Bilge Area
    172
    
    Topside and Supplies
    173
  - Winterization Checklist for Boats Stored on Land .8.5
    173
    
    Boat Storage
    173
    
    Engines
    173
    
    Battery(Ies)
    173
    
    Head System
    174
    
    Water System
    174
    
    Fuel Systems
    174
  - Fitting out after Storage
    175
    
    Fuel System
    175
    
    Battery(Ies)
    175
    
    Miscellaneous
    175
  - Security Considerations
    175
  - Seacock Lubrication
    176
  - Quick Reference Checklist
    177
    
    Boarding the Boat
    177
    
    Preparing to Depart and after Launching
    178
    
    While Underway
    179
    
    Returning to Port
    179
    
    Securing the Boat
    180
    
    If the Engine Does Not Start
    180
    
    Starting the Generator
    181
    
    Stopping the Generator
    181
    
    Operating the Generator
    181
  - After Market Equipment Checklist
    182
  - Maintenance Log
    183
  - Fiberglass & Gelcoat
    185
    
    Keep Bilge Area Dry
    185
  - Paint, Cleaning Agents and Other Substances
    185
Section 9 • Care & Refinishing

185
- Care for Bottom Paint
  186
- Permanently Moored or Docked Boats
  186
- Stains & Scratches
  186
- Topside Areas
  186
  - Stainless Steel and Alloy Fittings
    186
  - Salt Crystals
    187
- Acrylic Plastic Sheeting (Plastic Glass)
  187
- Canvas and Clear Vinyl
  187
- Gauge & Switch Panels
  187
- Exterior Upholstery Fabric
  188
- Interior Upholstery Fabric
  188
  - Wiring Harnesses
    191

Sea Ray 340 Sundancer Owner's Manual (189 pages)

Brand: Sea Ray | Category: Boat | Size: 24 MB

Table of Contents
9
Safety
13
Safety Labels
13
Legally Mandated Minimum Required Equipment
14
Fire Extinguishing System
14
Carbon Monoxide
14
Lifesaving Equipment
15
Carbon Monoxide Monitor
15
PFD Classifications
16
Additional Recommended Equipment
17
Impaired Operation
17
Load Capacity
18
Power Capacity
18
Propellers
18
Stability
19
Maintain Control
19
General Considerations
19
Weather
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
Key to Symbols on Controls & Prints
27
Environmental Considerations
28
Fuel & Oil Spillage
28
Waste Disposal
28
Wake/Wash
28
Warning Label Locations
29
General Boat Arrangement
33
Docking/Lifting/Storage
33
Supporting the Boat
33
Passenger Location
34
Proper Lifting and Storage
34
Standard Propulsion System
36
Optional Propulsion System
36
Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances
37
340 Sundancer Specifications
37
Height Dimensions
37
Deck Layout (Upper Deck)
38
Helm, Gauge & Switch Layout
40
Function and Location of Through-Hull Cutouts
42
Description of Major Controls
43
Gear Shift and Throttle Control
43
Maintenance
43
To Adjust Cable Tension
43
Trim Tabs
44
Power Trim Unit and Gauge
45
Engine Alarm System
46
Important Gauges
46
Tachometer
46
Trailer Switch
46
Oil Pressure, Water Temperature, Voltmeter and Fuel Gauges
47
Smartcraft Gauge Systems
47
Engine RPM Synchronizer Gauge
47
Smartcraft System View
48
System Speed Display Screen
48
Magnetic Compass
49
System Calibration
49
Navigation and Anchor Lights
50
Pre-Launch, Launch and Post-Launch Checklist
51
Fueling the Boat
52
Before Fueling
52
Filling the Tanks
52
Fuel Fill Location
52
Boarding
53
Personal Flotation Devices
53
After Filling
53
Passenger Instructions and Location
54
Starting the Engines
54
Shifting to Drive the Boat
56
Stopping the Engines
56
Steering System
57
Hydraulic Steering Assembly
57
To Operate from the Helm
60
To Operate from the Bow
60
To Operate Manually
60
Bilge
61
Drain Plug
62
Bilge Pumps
62
Bilge Blowers
63
Bilge & Underwater Gear
64
Engines
65
Impact to Stern Drive
65
Engine Mounts
66
Marine Gears
66
Reduction Gears
66
Reverse Gears
66
Engine Exhaust System
67
Engine Removal
68
Vibration & Causes
68
Engine and Shaft out of Alignment
68
Coupling out of True
68
Fresh Water Cooling System
69
Coolant Recommendations
69
Underwater Gear
69
Cavitation, Its Causes and Corrections
70
Propeller Torque and Its Correction
70
Counter-Rotating Propellers
70
Propeller Installation
71
Shafts
73
Shaft Log & Strong Seal
73
Carrier Seal Kit
74
Strut
74
Rudder & Rudder Stuffing Box
75
Seacocks & Strainers
75
To Clean the Strainer
76
Bilge Layout
77
Fuel System
79
Standard Gasoline Fuel System
79
Optional Diesel Fuel System
80
Electric Fuel Valves
81
Fuel Filter
81
Fuel Filter Maintenance
81
To Drain Water
81
To Replace the Filter
82
Fueling Precautions
83
Before & During Fueling
83
After Fueling
84
Electrical System
85
Direct Current (DC)
85
Batteries
85
Battery Maintenance
85
Battery Installation
86
Battery Cable Routing
87
Recommended Batteries
89
Battery Switch
89
Ignition Protection
89
Breakers And/Or Fuses
89
Main DC Breaker Panel
90
Main DC Distribution Panel Locations
91
Cabin DC Distribution Panel Controls & Functions
92
Electric Switching System
93
Electronic Interface Modules
94
Emergency Start System
95
12 Volt Accessory Receptacle
95
Lighting
95
Bilge Component Board
95
Exterior Lights
96
Interior Lights
97
Switch Function & Locations
98
12 Volt DC & 120 Volt AC Salon Power Panel Locations
99
AC System
100
Shore Power
100
To Disconnect Shore Power
102
Servicing the Main Distribution Panel
103
Maintenance for Shore Power Cable Set & Shore Power Inlets
103
To Replace a Faulty Component on the Main Distribution Panel
103
Cabin 120 Volt Main Distribution Panel Controls & Functions
104
Battery Charger / Converter
105
Ground Fault Interrupter Receptacle (GFI)
105
Generator
106
International Receptacle
106
Starting the Generator
107
Shifting from Shore Power to Generator Power
108
Stopping the Generator
109
Electrolytic Corrossion and Zinc Anodes
109
Galvanic Isolator
110
Marine Electronic Cathodic Anti-Corrosion System
111
AC & DC Electrical Schematics & Wiring Harnesses
111
340 Electrical Schematics
113
Layout and Accessory Locations
149
Air Conditioning & Heating
149
Testing the CO Monitor
149
Water System
152
Sanitizing the Water System
152
Water System Installation
153
Water System Manifold
153
Winterizing the Water System
154
Water Distribution Manifold
154
Water Pump and Filter
154
Water Heater
155
Shower System
155
Drain Line Routing
156
Fresh Water Washdown
156
Dockside Water Inlet
156
Cockpit Shower
157
Gray Water System
157
Head System
158
Gray Water System Hose Routing
158
Vacuflush Head
159
Holding Tank Operation
159
Vent Filter
159
Dockside Pump-Out
159
Macerator Discharge Pump with Seacock Interlock System
160
Entertainment Center
161
Television Signal Selector & Antenna Tuner
161
Cable Television Connection
161
Telephone System
162
Automatic Fire Extinguisher System
162
Gasoline Engine Boats
162
Diesel Engine Boats
163
Manual Fire Extinguishing System Pull Handle
163
Refrigerator/Freezer
164
Power Ventilation System
164
Coffee Maker
164
Safety Pin
164
Stoves
165
Canvas
165
Microwave
165
Canvas Care and Maintenance
166
Electric Windshield Vent
166
Horn
166
Spot Light
167
Bow Thruster
167
Aft Berth Sleeping Conversion
168
Salon Sofa Sleeping
168
Summary Guide for Inspection, Service and Maintenance
169
Quick Reference Checklist
177
Boarding the Boat
177
Preparing the Depart and after Launching
178
While Underway
179
Securing the Boat
180
If the Engine Does Not Start
180
Operating the Generator
181
Care & Refinishing
185
Paint Cleaning Agents & Other Substances
185
Fiberglass & Gelcoat
185
Stains & Scratches
186
Permanently Moored or Docked Boat
186
Care for Bottom Paint
186
Topside Areas
186
Gauge & Switch Panels
187
Acrylic Plastic Sheeting
187
Salt Crystals
187
Exterior Upholstery Fabric
188
Interior Upholstery Fabric
188

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Table of Contents

Ntroduction

Ection Safety

General Boat Arrangement

Section 3 • Using Your Boat

Ection Ilge Nderwater Ear

Section 5 • Fuel System

Section 6 • Electrical System

Section 7 • Options & Accessories

Ervice and Maintenance

Section 9 • Care & Refinishing

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