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Sea Ray 52 Sundancer Owner's Manual

Sea Ray 52 Sundancer Owner's Manual (210 pages)

Brand: Sea Ray | Category: Boat | Size: 16 MB

Table of Contents

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3
- Your Responsibilities
  3
- Source of Information
  3
- Dealer Responsibilities
  3
- Warranties
  3
- Hull Identification Number (HIN)
  4
- Service, Parts and Repair for Your Boat
  5
- Contact Phone Numbers & Internet Addresses
  5
- About Your Limited Warranty
  6
- Table of Contents
  7
- Safety
  
  11
  - Safe Boating Means
    11
  - Safety Labels
    11
  - Legally Mandated Minimum Reguired Equipment
    12
  - Carbon Monoxide
    13
    
    Carbon Monoxide Monitor
    14
  - Lifesaving Equipment
    14
    
    PFD Classifications
    15
  - Additional Recommended Equipment for
    15
  - Impaired Operation
    16
  - Load Capacity
    16
    
    United States
    16
    
    International
    16
  - Power Capacity
    17
  - Stability
    17
  - Maintain Control
    18
    
    General Considerations
    18
  - Weather
    19
    
    Ocean
    19
    
    Offshore
    19
    
    Inshore
    19
    
    Sheltered Waters
    19
  - Chart Your Course
    20
  - Water Sports
    20
    
    Swimming
    20
    
    Skiing
    21
    
    Diving
    22
  - Emergency Situations
    22
    
    Medical Emergency
    22
    
    Water Rescue
    22
    
    Fire
    23
    
    Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
    23
    
    Collisions and Leaking
    23
    
    Grounding
    24
    
    Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
    24
  - International Requirements
    24
  - Safety Hotlines
    24
  - Nautical Terms
    25
  - Environmental Considerations
    26
    
    Fuel & Oil Spillage
    26
    
    Waste Disposal
    26
    
    Excessive Noise
    27
    
    Wake / Wash
    27
  - Warning Labels
    31
    
    Supporting the Boat
    33
  - Passenger Locations
    34
  - Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances
    36
  - Deck Layout
    38
  - Propulsion System
    43
    
    Engine Synchronizer
    44
    
    Hydraulic Trim Tabs
    45
  - Important Gauges
    47
    
    Tachometer
    47
    
    Hourmeter
    47
  - Engine Monitoring Systems
    48
    
    Smartcraft TM System View
    48
    
    Systems Monitor
    49
    
    Audible Alarms
    49
  - Magnetic Compass
    52
  - Navigation and Anchor Lights
    53
    
    Console Dimmer
    53
  - Preparing to Depart
    55
  - While Underway
    55
  - Returning to Port
    56
  - Securing the Boat
    56
  - Boarding
    57
  - Passenger Instruction and Location
    58
  - Personal Flotation Devices (PFD)
    58
  - Starting the Engines
    58
  - Engine Operation Switches
    60
    
    Operation
    60
  - Stopping the Engines
    62
  - Steering System
    63
  - Starting the Generator
    64
  - Stopping the Generator
    65
  - Cablemaster
    66
    
    With Remote
    66
  - Anchoring
    67
    
    Lowering Anchor
    68
    
    Setting Anchor
    68
    
    Weighing Anchor
    68
    
    Clearinga Fouled Anchor
    68
    
    A Final Word
    68
  - Windlass
    69
    
    To Operate from the Helm
    69
    
    To Operate from the Bow
    69
    
    To Operate Manually
    69
    
    Maintenance
    70
  - Bow Thruster
    71
- Bilge Andu Nderwater Gear
  
  73
  - Bilge
    73
    
    Fuel & Oil Spillage
    73
  - Bilge Pumps
    73
  - Bilge Blowers
    75
  - Engine Gauge Package
    76
  - Engines
    76
  - Engine Mounts
    77
  - Marine Gears
    77
    
    Reduction Gears
    77
    
    Reverse Gears
    77
  - Engine Exhaust System
    78
  - Engine Removal
    78
  - Fresh Water Cooling System
    79
    
    Coolant Recommendations
    80
  - Vibration & Causes
    79
    
    Foreign Object Interferring with
    79
    
    Propeller Action
    79
    
    Bent Propeller And/Or Shaft
    79
    
    Engine and Shaft out of Alignment
    79
    
    Coupling out of True
    79
    
    Engine Part Hitting Boat Structure
    79
    
    Other Possible Causes
    79
  - Oil Change System
    80
  - Underwater Gear
    81
    
    Propellers
    81
    
    Shafts
    84
    
    Carrier Seal Kit
    85
    
    Strut
    86
  - Rudder & Rudder Stuffing Box
    86
  - Seacocks & Strainers
    87
  - Hydraulic Power Steering Control
    88
  - Engine Room Layout
    89
  - Fuel System
    91
    
    Fuel Tanks
    91
  - Crossover Fuel System (Generator)
    92
  - Fuel Recommendations
    92
    
    Recommended Fuel: #2 Diesel Fuel
    92
  - Fuel Filters (Diesel)
    94
  - Fuel Filter Maintenance
    95
    
    To Drain Water
    95
    
    To Replace the Filter
    95
  - Fueling Precautions
    96
    
    General
    96
    
    Before & During Fueling
    96
    
    After Fueling - Checklist
    96
  - Batteries
    97
    
    To Remove the Battery Cables
    97
    
    Battery Maintenance
    98
  - DC System
    97
  - Ignition Protection
    98
  - Main Battery Switches and Solenoids
    98
  - Breakers And/Or Fuses
    99
  - Electrical System Fuse Blocks and Breakers
    99
  - Main DC Breaker Panel
    99
  - Control Station Breaker Panel
    103
  - Emergency Start System
    105
  - USB Port
    105
  - Volt Accessory Receptacle
    105
  - Electronics Circuit
    106
  - Xelogen Lighting
    107
    
    Changinga Blown Xelogen Bulb
    107
    
    AC Low Voltage Lighting
    108
  - Lighting
    108
  - Lighting Layout
    110
  - Switch and Receptacle Layout
    111
  - AC System
    112
  - Shore Power
    112
    
    Isolation Transformers
    112
    
    Isoboost Transformer (Optional)
    113
    
    Glendenning Cablemaster
    113
    
    Main Shore Power Breaker Box
    114
    
    Shore Power Hookup (U.S.)
    114
    
    Shore Power Hookup (Int'l.)
    115
    
    Maintenance for Shore Power Cable Set & Shore Power Inlets
    116
  - Servicing the Main Distribution Panel
    116
    
    To Replace a Faulty Component on the Main Distribution Panel
    116
  - Battery Charger
    118
  - Ground Fault Interrupter Receptacle (GFI)
    119
    
    International Receptacle
    119
  - Generator
    120
  - AC & DC Electrical Schematics & Wiring Harnesses
    121
    
    Ccessories and
    167
Section 7 • Accessoriesandoptions

167
- Carbon Monoxide Monitor
  167
  - Testing the CO Monitor
    167
- Layout and Accessories
  167
- Air Conditioning & Heating
  168
  - To Start System
    169
- Water System
  170
  - Sanitizing the Water System
    170
  - Water Tank
    170
  - Winterizing the Water System
    173
  - Water Distribution Manifold
    173
  - Water Pump & Filters
    174
  - Water Heater
    175
  - Shower System Drainage
    176
  - Fresh Water Washdown
    176
  - Dockside Water Inlet
    176
  - Cockpit Shower
    177
- Head System
  178
  - Vacu®-Flush Head
    178
  - Holding Tank Operation
    178
  - Vent Filter
    180
    
    To Operate the Macerator
    180
- Entertainment Centers
  181
  - TV Signal Selector
    181
  - Dockside Television Hookup
    181
    
    To Connect Cable Television
    181
  - Foreward Stateroom Entertainment
    182
  - Cockpit Stereo System (Standard)
    182
  - Cockpit Wet Bar
    183
- Telephone System
  183
- Automatic Fire Extinguisher System
  184
  - Hand Held Extinguishers
    185
- Hydraulic Swim Platform (Optional)
  186
  - To Operate Swim Platform Remote
    186
  - Cockpit Refrigerator/Ice Maker
    187
  - Salon Sleeper Sofa
    187
- Central Vacuum System
  187
- Power Ventilation System
  187
- Coffee Maker
  188
- Stove & Microwave
  188
  - Electric Stove
    188
  - Microwave/Convection Oven
    188
- Washer/Dryer
  188
- Canvas
  189
  - Care & Maintenance
    189
  - Storage
    189
  - Installation Tips
    189
  - Canvas Installation
    189
- Sea Ray
  194
Service Information

194
- Useful Service Information
  194
- Draining the Boat
  196
- Winterization Checklist for Boats Stored on Land
  196
  - Boat Storage
    196
  - Ice Maker
    196
  - Engines
    196
  - Generator
    196
  - Air Conditioner
    196
  - Head System
    197
  - Water System
    197
- Fitting out after Storage
  198
  - Fuel System
    198
  - Exhaust System
    198
  - Batteries
    198
  - Miscellaneous
    198
- Seacock Lubrication
  198
- Quick Reference Checklist
  199
  - Boarding the Boat
    199
    
    General
    199
    
    Boat Systems
    199
    
    Engine
    199
  - Preparing to Depart and after Launching
    200
    
    General
    200
    
    Engine
    200
    
    Starting the Engine
    200
  - While Underway
    201
    
    General
    201
    
    Boat Systems
    201
    
    Engine
    201
  - Returning to Port
    201
    
    Engine
    202
  - Securing the Boat
    202
    
    General
    202
    
    Boat Systems
    202
  - If the Engine Does Not Start
    202
    
    No Starter Motor Response
    202
    
    Starter Motor Responds, but no Ignition
    203
  - Operating the Generator
    203
    
    Starting the Generator
    203
    
    Stopping the Generator
    203
- After Market Equipment Checklist
  204
- Maintenance Log
  206
Are Efinishing

207
- Fiberglass & Gelcoat
  207
  - About Colored Gelcoats
    207
  - Permanently Moored or Docked Boats
    208
  - Keep Bilge Area Dry
    208
- Maintenance & Reconditioning
  207
- Paint Cleaning Agents & Other Substances
  207
- Care for Bottom Paint
  208
- Special Care for Boats that Are Moored or Docked
  208
- Stains & Scratches
  208
- Bilge/Engine Compartment
  209
- Gauge & Switch Panels
  209
- Topside Areas
  209
  - Stainless Steel and Alloy Fittings
    209
  - Salt Crystals
    209
- Acrylic Plastic Sheeting (Plastic Glass)
  210
- Canvas and Clear Vinyl
  210
- Exterior Upholstery Fabric
  210
- Interior Upholstery Fabric
  210

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