User Manuals: Sea Ray 44 Sedan Bridge Boats for sale

User Manuals: Sea Ray 44 Sedan Bridge Boats for sale

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Sea Ray 44 Sedan Bridge Owner's Manual

Sea Ray 44 Sedan Bridge Owner's Manual (218 pages)

Brand: Sea Ray | Category: Boat | Size: 25 MB

Table of Contents

Ntroduction

3
Safety

11
- Safety Labels
  11
- Legally Mandated Minimum Reguired Equipment
  12
- Fire Extinguishing System
  12
- Carbon Monoxide
  13
  - Carbon Monoxide Monitors
    14
- Lifesaving Equipment
  14
  - PFD Classifications
    15
- Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation
  15
- Impaired Operation
  16
- Load Capacity
  16
- Power Capacity
  17
- Stability
  17
- Maintain Control
  17
  - General Considerations
    18
- Weather
  18
  - Ocean
    18
  - Offshore
    19
  - Inshore
    19
  - Sheltered Waters
    19
- Chart Your Course
  19
- Water Sports
  20
  - Swimming
    20
  - Skiing
    20
  - Diving
    21
- Emergency Situations
  21
  - Medical Emergency
    21
  - Water Rescue
    21
  - Fire
    22
  - Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
    22
  - Collisions and Leaking
    22
  - Grounding
    23
  - Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
    23
- Safety Hotlines
  23
- International Requirements
  23
- Nautical Terms
  24
- Enviromental Considerations
  25
  - Waste Disposal
    25
  - Excessive Noise
    26
  - Wake / Wash
    26
- Warning Label Locations
  29
Ection Eneral Oat Rrangement

33
- Docking/Lifting/Storage
  33
  - Bow and Stern Cleats
    33
  - Supporting the Boat
    34
- Passenger Location
  35
- General Deck Layout
  37
- Cabin Layout
  38
- Control Station Gauge and Switch Layout
  40
- Spoiler
  43
- Function and Location of Through-Hull Fittings and Cutouts
  44
- Major Controls
  46
- Important Gauges
  51
  - Tachometer
    51
  - In 1 Multigauge
    51
  - Hourmeter
    52
  - Fire System Indicator
    52
  - Synchronizer Gauge (Optional)
    52
  - Magnetic Compass
    53
  - Systems Monitor
    53
  - Display Control Module (DCM) Function Table
    55
  - Smartcraft
    56
  - Sea Ray Navigator (SRN) (Optional)
    56
  - Console Dimmer
    57
- Switch & Receptacle Layout
  59
- Lighting Layout
  61
Section 3 • Using Your Boat

63
- Preparing to Depart
  63
- While Underway
  63
- Returning to Port
  64
- Securing the Boat
  64
- Fueling the Boat
  65
- Boarding
  65
- Personal Flotation Devices (PFD)
  66
- Passenger Instruction and Location
  66
- Starting the Engines
  66
- Shifting to Drive the Boat
  68
  - Gear Shifts and Throttle Controls
    68
- Stopping the Engine
  72
- Starting the Generator
  72
- Shore Power
  74
- Shifting from Shore Power to Generator Power
  76
- Hydraulic Steering System
  77
- Anchoring
  78
  - Anchoring Arrangement
    78
  - Anchoring
    79
  - Lowering Anchor
    79
  - Setting Anchor
    79
  - Weighing Anchor
    79
  - Clearing a Fouled Anchor
    79
  - A Final Word
    80
- Windlass
  80
  - To Operate from the Helm
    80
  - To Operate from the Bow
    80
  - To Operate Manually
    81
  - Maintenance
    81
- Bow Thruster (Optional)
  82
Ection Bilge Nd Nderwater Gear

83
- Bilge
  83
  - Fuel & Oil Spillage
    83
- Bilge Pumps
  83
- Bilge Blowers
  84
- Engines
  85
  - Coolant Recommendations
    85
- Engine Gauge Package
  86
- Engine Mounts
  86
- Marine Gears
  86
  - Reduction Gears
    86
  - Reverse Gears
    86
- Engine Exhaust System
  86
  - Operating Instructions
    87
- Underwater Gear
  88
  - Propellers
    88
  - Shafts
    91
  - Carrier Seal Kit
    92
  - Strut
    92
  - Propeller Action
    93
  - Bent Propeller And/Or Shaft
    93
    
    Coupling out of True
    93
    
    Engine and Shaft out of Alignment
    93
- Rudder & Rudder Stuffing Box
  93
  - Seacocks & Strainers
    94
  - Hydraulic Steering Control
    94
- Bilge Layout
  96
- Ection Uel Ystem
  
  97
  - Fuel Fill
    97
  - Fuel Tanks
    97
  - Fuel Vent
    97
  - Fuel Filters
    98
    
    Generator Fuel Filter
    98
    
    Fuel Filter Maintenance
    99
  - Fuel Recommendations
    98
  - Generator Fuel Crossover System
    98
  - Fueling Precautions
    100
    
    Before & During Fueling
    100
    
    General
    100
    
    After Fueling - Checklist
    101
- Section 6 • Electrical System
  
  103
  - Batteries
    103
    
    Battery Maintenance
    104
    
    To Remove the Battery Cables
    104
  - DC System
    103
  - Main DC Breaker Panel
    105
  - Battery Switches and Solenoids
    106
    
    Battery Switches
    106
    
    Bow Thruster Solenoid (Optional)
    106
    
    Replacing a Fuse or Breaker
    109
    
    Windlass Breaker
    109
  - Accessory Receptacle
    110
  - Emergency Start System
    110
  - AC System
    111
  - DC Distribution Panel
    112
    
    A.servicing the Main Distribution Panel
    112
  - Electronics Circuit
    117
  - Shore Power
    118
    
    Isolation Transformer
    118
    
    Shore Power Breakers
    118
    
    Shore Power Cords
    118
  - Generator
    119
    
    Generator Operation
    119
  - Battery Chargers
    120
    
    Charging Characteristics
    120
    
    Charging Characteristics of the Bow Thruster Battery Charger
    120
  - Halogen Lighting
    121
    
    Changing a Blown Bulb
    121
  - Electrolytic Corrosion & Zinc Anodes
    122
  - Ground Fault Interrupter Receptacle (GFI)
    122
    
    International Receptacle
    122
  - AC & DC Electrical Schematics & Wiring Harnesses
    123
    
    Ccessories and
    173
Section 7 • Accessories Andoptions

173
- Air Conditioning & Heating
  173
  - To Start System
    175
- Carbon Monoxide Monitors
  173
  - Testing the CO Monitor
    173
- Layout and Accessories
  173
- Water System
  175
  - Water Tank
    175
    
    Filling the Water Tank
    176
    
    Sanitizing the Water System
    176
    
    To Begin Initial Operation
    176
  - Water Distribution Manifold
    177
  - Water Heater
    177
    
    Initial Start-Up or after Winterization
    178
  - Dockside Water Inlet
    178
  - Cockpit Shower
    178
- Gray Water System
  179
  - Gray Water Holding Tank (Optional)
    180
  - Vacu ® -Flush Head
    181
  - Holding Tank Operation
    181
  - Vent Filter
    181
    
    To Operate the Macerator
    183
- Communication System
  184
  - Dockside Telephone Hookup
    184
  - Salon Entertainment Center
    184
  - TV Signal Selector
    185
  - Fire Extinguisher Indicator
    185
  - Manual Fire Extinguishing System
    186
    
    Safety Pin
    186
    
    Hand Held Extinguishers
    187
  - Bow Thruster (Optional)
    187
  - Refrigerator/Freezer
    187
    
    Cockpit Ice Maker
    187
  - Coffee Maker
    187
  - Stove & Microwave
    187
    
    Electric Stove
    187
    
    Microwave/Convection Oven
    188
  - Power Ventilation System
    188
  - Central Vacuum System (Optional)
    188
  - Horn
    188
  - Salon Sofa/Bed (Optional)
    189
  - Port Stateroom Bunks
    189
  - Salon Dinette Table
    189
  - Washer/Dryer (Optional)
    189
  - Canvas
    189
  - Floor Plan
    192
- Service Information
  
  195
  - Useful Service Information
    195
  - Inspection, Service and Maintenance Protocol
    196
    
    Bilge Area
    196
    
    Battery(Ies)
    197
    
    Boat Storage
    197
    
    Engines
    197
    
    Topside and Supplies
    197
    
    Winterization Checklist for Boats Stored on Land
    197
    
    Head System
    198
    
    Water System
    198
    
    Fuel System
    199
  - Fitting out after Storage
    199
    
    Battery(Ies)
    199
    
    Miscellaneous
    199
    
    Seacock Lubrication
    199
  - Engine Oil Change System
    200
    
    Security Considerations
    200
    
    Boarding the Boat
    201
    
    Boat Systems
    201
    
    Engine
    201
    
    General
    201
    
    Quick Reference Checklist
    201
    
    Engine
    202
    
    General
    202
    
    Preparing to Depart and after Launching
    202
    
    Starting the Engine
    202
    
    Boat Systems
    203
    
    Engine
    203
    
    General
    203
    
    Returning to Port
    203
    
    While Underway
    203
    
    Boat Systems
    204
    
    Engine
    204
    
    General
    204
    
    If the Engine Does Not Start
    204
    
    No Starter Motor Response
    204
    
    Securing the Boat
    204
    
    Starter Motor Responds, but no Ignition
    204
    
    Operating the Generator
    205
    
    Starting the Generator
    205
    
    Stopping the Generator
    205
  - Maintenance Log
    208
  - Fiberglass & Gelcoat
    209
  - Maintenance & Reconditioning
    209
  - Paint Cleaning Agents & Other Substances
    209
Section 9 • Care & Refinishing

209
- Care for Bottom Paint
  210
- Permanently Moored or Docked Boats
  210
- Stains & Scratches
  210
- Bilge/Engine Compartment
  211
- Gauge & Switch Panels
  211
- Topside Areas
  211
- Acrylic Plastic Sheeting (Plastic Glass)
  212
- Canvas and Clear Vinyl
  212
- Exterior Upholstery Fabric
  212
- Interior Upholstery Fabric
  212

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