Sea Ray 395 Sundancer Motor Yacht Manuals

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Sea Ray 395 Sundancer Owner's Manual (159 pages)

Brand: Sea Ray | Category: Boat | Size: 20 MB

Your Responsibilities
3
Dealer Responsibilities
3
Hull Identification Number (HIN)
4
Table of Contents
7
Safety
11
Safety Labels
11
Legally Mandated Minimum Required Equipment
12
Fire Extinguishing System
12
Carbon Monoxide
12
Carbon Monoxide Monitor
13
Lifesaving Equipment
13
PFD Classifications
14
Examples of How High Levels of Carbon Monoxide May Accumulate - Illustrations
14
Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation
15
Impaired Operation
15
Load Capacity
16
Power Capacity
16
Propellers
16
Builder's Plate (International) View
16
Stability
17
Maintain Control
17
General Considerations
17
Weather
18
Your 360 Sundancer Is Design Category B
18
Chart Your Course
19
Water Sports
19
Swimming
19
Skiing
20
Skiing Signals Diagram
20
Diving
20
Divers Flags Diagram
20
Emergency Situations
21
Medical Emergency
21
Water Rescue
21
Fire
21
Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
22
Collisions and Leaking
22
Grounding
22
Safety Hotlines
23
International Requirements
23
Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
23
Nautical Terms
24
Key to Symbols on Control & Prints
25
Environmental Considerations
26
Fuel & Oil Spillage
26
Waste Disposal
26
Excessive Noise, Wake/Wash
26
Warning Label Locations
27
General Boat Arrangement
31
Docking/Lifting/Storage
31
Supporting the Boat
31
Cleat/Bow & Stern Eye Locations Diagram
31
Passenger Locations
32
Proper Lifting and Storage Diagram
32
Propulsion System
33
Passenger Locations Diagram
33
Inboard - V-Drive Engine Diagram
33
Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances
34
Specifications
34
Height Dimensions
34
Deck Layout (Upper Deck)
35
Deck Layout (MID Deck/Cabin)
36
Helm, Gauge & Switch Layout
37
Helm Layout
38
Function and Location of Through-Hull Cutouts
39
Starboard Through-Hull Cutouts Diagram
39
Port Through-Hull Cutouts Diagram
39
Bilge Through-Hull Cutouts, Transom Through-Hull Cutouts Diagrams
39
Description of Major Controls
40
Gear Shift and Throttle Control
40
Maintenance
40
To Adjust Cable Tension
40
Trim Tabs
41
Important Gauges
42
Tachometer and Hour Meter
42
Engine Alarm System
42
Effects of Trimming Diagram
42
Oil Pressure, Water Temperature, Voltmeter and Fuel Gauges
43
Magnetic Compass
43
Quad Gauge (with Optional Smart Craft) Diagram
43
Navigation and Anchor Lights
44
Mast Light on Arch Diagram
44
Navigation and Anchor Lights Switches View
44
Pre-Launch, Launch and Post-Launch Checklist
45
Using Your Boat
46
Fueling the Boat
46
Before Fueling
46
Filling the Tanks
46
Boarding
47
Personal Flotation Devices (Pfd's)
47
After Filling
47
Passenger Instruction and Location
48
Starting the Engines
48
To Start Engine
49
Shifting to Drive the Boat
50
Stopping the Engines
50
Steering System
51
Hydraulic Steering Assembly Diagram
51
Power Steering Cable Routing
52
Windlass
53
To Operate from the Helm
53
Windlass Safety Lanyard and Chain View
53
Windlass (Maintenance Profile) View
53
To Operate from the Bow
54
Windlass Maintenance
54
Bilge & Underwater Gear
55
Bilge: Fuel & Oil Spillage
55
Drain Plug
55
Bilge Pumps
55
Bilge Pump Location & Hose Routing/Blower Location & Hose Routing
56
Bilge & Underwater Gear: Troubleshooting
57
Engines
57
Bilge Blowers
57
Engine Mounts
58
Marine Gears
58
Reduction Gears
58
Engine Exhaust System
58
Exhaust System (with Standard Engine) View
59
Underwater Exhaust Outlet View
59
Engine Removal
60
Vibration & Causes
60
Foreign Object Interfering with Propeller Action
60
Bent Propeller And/Or Shaft, Engine and Shaft out of Alignment, Coupling out of True
60
Fresh Water Cooling System (Option)
61
Underwater Gear
61
Propeller Characteristics
61
Engine Part Hitting Boat Structure
61
Ventilation, Its Causes and Corrections
62
Cavitation, Its Causes and Corrections
62
Propeller Torque and Its Correctsion
62
Counter-Rotating Propellers
62
Propeller Installation Diagram
63
Shafts
64
Shaft Log & Strong Seal
64
Shaft Misalignment Diagram
64
Carrier Seal Kit
65
Strut
65
To Replace the Carrier Seal
65
Rudder & Rudder Stuffing Box
66
Seackocks & Strainers
66
To Clean the Strainer
67
Strainer Maintenance Diagrams
67
Bilge Layout
68
Fuel System
71
Fuel Vent with Screen Diagram
71
Stadard Gasoline Fuel System Diagram
71
Fuel Filter Maintenance
72
To Drain Water
72
Electric Fuel Valves
72
Diesel Fuel System (with Diesel Engine Option)
72
To Replace the Filter
73
Racor Fuel Filter Maintenance Diagrams
73
Fueling Precautions
74
Before & During Fueling - Checklist
74
After Fueling - Checklist
74
Fuel Fill Location Diagram
74
Engine Fuel Line Routing (Port View)
75
Electrical System
77
Direct Current (DC)
77
To Remove the Battery Cables
77
Battery Maintenance
77
Battery Cable Routing Diagrams
78
Ignition Protection
79
Breakers And/Or Fuses
79
Recommended Batteries
79
Battery Switches
79
Main DC Breaker Panel
80
Main DC Breaker Panel & Bilge Component Board Location Diagram
81
Bilge Component Board Diagram
81
Cabin DC Distribution Panel Controls & Functions
82
Emergency Start System
83
12 Volt Accessory Receptacle
83
Lighting
83
Control Station DC Breaker Panel Diagram
83
Exterior Lights Diagram
84
Interior Lights Diagram
85
Switch Function & Locations Diagram
86
AC System
87
Shore Power
87
To Connect and Turn on Shore Power
87
On the Boat: Turn off All Breakers
87
On the Boat
88
On the Dock
88
To Disconnect Shore Power
89
Generator
90
Maintenance for Shore Power Cable Set & Shore Power Inlets
90
Starting the Generator
91
To Start the Generator on the Boat
91
To Start the Generator in the Engine Room
91
Shifting from Shore Power to Generator Power
92
To Start the Generator: Cabin 12 Volt DC Distribution Panel
92
Stopping the Generator
93
Servicing the Main Distribution Panel
94
To Replace a Faulty Component on the Main Distribution Panel
94
Cabin 120 Volt Main Distribution Panel Controls & Functions
95
Battery Charger/Converter
96
Ground Fault Interrupter Receptacle (GFI)
96
Bulk Charge
96
Absorption Charge, Float Charge
96
Electrolytic Corrosion and Zinc Anodes
97
International Receptacle
97
RCCB Outlet Diagram
97
GFI Outlet Diagram
97
AC & DC Electrical Schematic & Wiring Harnesses
98
Zinc Anodes on Transom & Trim Tabls - Diagram
98
Zinc Anodes on Trim Tabs - Diagram
98
Wire Harnesses
99
Cabin DC Harness Installation (1 of 2) Diagram
99
Cabin DC Harness Installation (2 of 2) Diagram
100
Cabin AC Harness Installation (1 of 2) Diagram
101
Cabin AC Harness Installation (2 of 2) Diagram
102
Head Harness Installation Diagram
103
Cockpit/Spoiler Harness Installation Diagram
104
Windshield Harness Installation Diagram
105
360 DA Electrical Schematics
107
DC Wiring Diagram
107
DC Wiring Diagram (Diesel Option)
112
Cabin DC Wiring Schematic
115
Systems Monitor Schematic
117
Bow Thruster Wiring Schematic
117
Stereo Wiring Diagram
118
TV Antenna System Schematic
119
Windless Wiring Diagram
119
Westerbeke Generator Wiring Schematic (Gas)
120
Westerbeke Generator Wiring Schematic (Diesel)
120
AC Wiring Schematic (120 Volt / 60 Hz)
121
AC Wiring Schematic (220 Volt / 50 Hz)
121
Stove Top Switch Schematic
122
Teleflex Engine Synchronizer Module Schematic
122
Options & Accessories
123
Layout and Accessory Locations
123
To Start System
123
Air Conditioning & Heating System Diagram
123
Water System
124
Sanitizing the Water System
124
Air Conditioning Component Arrangement
124
Water System Installation
125
Winterizing the Water System
125
Distribution Manifold
126
Water Pump and Filter
126
Water Heater
127
Shower System
127
Initial Water Heater Start-Up or after Winterization
127
Fresh Water Washdown
128
Dockside Water Inlet
128
To Use the Water System
128
Drain Line Routing Diagram
128
Head System
129
Cockpit Shower
129
Dockside Water Inlet Diagram
129
Water System Connections Diagram (Inside Transom Storage Compartment)
129
Requirements for Operators
130
Vacuflush Head
130
Holding Tank Operation
130
Dockside Pump-Out
130
Vent Filter
131
Macerator Discharge Pump with Seacock Interlock System (Optional)
131
To Operate the Macerator
131
Macerator Maintenance
131
Entertainment Center
132
Television Signal Selector & Antenna Tuner
132
Cable Television Connection
132
Telephone System
132
Automatic Fire Extinguisher System
133
Gasoline Engine Boats
133
Diesel Engine Boats
133
Diesel Automatic Fire Extinguisher Indicator Lights, Buzzer and Override Switch View
133
Manual Fire Extinguishing System Pull Handle
134
Safety Pin
134
Bow Thruster (Option)
134
Engine Room Fire Extinguisher View
134
Refrigerator/Freezer
135
Power Ventilation System
135
The Bow Thruster will Add the Following Equipment to Your Boat...
135
Bow Thruster View
135
Coffee Maker
136
Stoves
136
Microwave
136
Canvas
136
Installation Tips
137
Canvas Care and Maintenance
137
Electric Windshield Vent
137
Horn
137
Spot Light
138
Summary Guide for Inspection, Service and Maintenance
139
Inspection, Service and Maintenance Protocol
142
Winterization Checklist for Boats Stored on Land
143
Using Nontoxic Winterizing Antifreeze
144
Fitting out after Storage
145
Security Considerations
145
Seacock Lubrication
146
Engine Oil Change System
146
Oil Change Plugs/Garboard Drain Plugs Diagram
146
Quick Reference Checklist
147
Preparing to Depart and after Launching
148
While Underway
149
Returning to Port
149
Securing the Boat
150
If the Engine Does Not Start
150
Operating the Generator
151
After Market Equipment Checklist
152
Maintenance Log
153
Paint Cleaning Agents & Other Substances
155
Fiberglass & Gelcoat
155
Keeping Bilge Area Dry
155
Stains & Scratches
156
Permanently Moored or Docked Boats
156
Care for Bottom Paint
156
Topside Areas
156
Gauge & Switch Panels
157
Acrylic Plastic Sheeting (Plastic Glass)
157
Canvas and Clear Vinyl
157
Exterior Upholstery Fabric
158
Interior Upholstery Fabric
158

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