Sea Ray 585 Sedan Bridge Motor Yacht Manuals

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Sea Ray 585 Sedan Bridge Owner's Manual (222 pages)

Brand: Sea Ray | Category: Boat | Size: 12 MB

Ntroduction
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
Section 1 • 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
14
Additional Recommended Equipment for Safe Operation
15
Impaired Operation
16
Load Capacity
16
United States
16
International
16
Power Capacity
17
Stability
17
Maintain Control
17
General Considerations
18
Weather
18
Ocean
18
Offshore
18
Inshore
18
Sheltered Waters
18
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
22
Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
23
Safety Hotlines
23
International Requirements
23
Nautical Terms
24
Environmental Considerations
25
Fuel & Oil Spillage
25
B Waste Disposal
25
Excessive Noise
26
Wake / Wash
26
Warning Labels
31
Supporting the Boat
33
Passenger Locations
34
Floor Plan
37
Hardtop
38
Bridge Wet Bar
38
Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances
40
Propulsion System
41
Propellers
41
Major Controls
41
Gear Shifts and Throttle Controls
41
Hydraulic Trim Tabs
42
Control Station and Switch Layout
45
Important Gauges
47
Hourmeter
47
Tachometer
47
Quad Gauge
48
Magnetic Compass
49
Systems Monitor
49
Display Control Module (DCM) Function Table
51
Navigation and Anchor Lights
52
Console Dimmer
52
Switch and Receptacle Layout
54
Lighting Layout
57
Preparing to Depart
61
While Underway
61
Returning to Port
62
Securing the Boat
62
Fueling the Boat
62
General
63
Filling the Tanks
63
After Filling
63
Boarding
63
Personal Flotation Devices (PFD)
64
Passenger Instruction and Location
64
Starting the Engines
64
Shifting to Drive the Boat
66
Gear Shifts and Throttle Controls
66
Engine Synchronization Mode
68
Troll Mode (Optional)
68
Stopping the Engines
68
Emergency Stop Button
69
Starting the Generator
69
Shifting from Shore Power to Generator Power
70
Stopping the Generator
70
Steering System
71
Anchoring
72
Anchoring Arrangement
72
Lowering Anchor
72
Setting Anchor
73
Weighing Anchor
73
Clearinga Fouled Anchor
73
A Final Word
73
Windlass
73
To Operate from the Helm
74
To Operate from the Bow
74
To Operate Manually
74
Maintenance
74
Bow Thruster
75
Bilge
77
Fuel & Oil Spillage
77
Bilge Pumps
77
Bilge Blowers
78
Bilge Heat Detector
79
Engines
79
Propulsion
80
Engine Gauge Package
80
Engine Mounts
80
Marine Gears
80
Reduction Gears
80
Reverse Gears
80
Engine Exhaust System
81
Engine Removal
81
Vibration & Causes
81
Foreign Object Interferring with
81
Propeller Action
81
Bent Propeller And/Or Shaft
82
Engine and Shaft out of Alignment
82
Coupling out of True
82
Engine Part Hitting Boat Structure
82
Other Possible Causes
82
Fresh Water Cooling System
82
Coolant Recommendations
82
Oil Change System
82
Operating Instructions
82
Underwater Gear
84
Propellers
84
Shafts
86
Carrier Seal Kit
87
Strut
88
Rudder & Rudder Stuffing Box
88
Hydraulic Power Steering Control
90
Engine Room Layout
91
Section 5 • Fuel System
93
Fuel Tanks
93
Fuel Fill Inlets
93
Fuel Vent
94
Crossover Fuel System (Generator)
94
Fuel Recommendations
94
Primary Fuel Filter Selection Valve
95
Fuel Filter Maintenance
95
To Drain Water
95
To Replace the Filter
96
Fueling Precautions
96
General
96
Before & During Fueling
96
After Fueling - Checklist
97
DC System
99
Batteries
99
To Remove the Battery Cables
100
Battery Maintenance
100
Main DC Breaker Panel
100
Windlass Solenoid
102
Control Station Breaker Panel
103
Volt System
105
12 Volt Accessory Receptacle
105
Emergency Start System
105
Electronics Circuit
105
AC System
106
Servicing the Main Distribution Panel
109
To Replace a Faulty Component on the Main Distribution Panel
109
DC Distribution Panel
109
Shore Power
111
Isolation Transformers
111
Glendenning Cablemaster
112
Main Shore Power Breaker Box
112
Battery Charger
114
Charging Characteristics of the Bow Thruster Battery Charger
115
Changinga Blown Bulb
116
AC Low Voltage Lighting
116
Ground Fault Interrupter Receptacle (GFI)
117
International Receptacle
117
Generator
118
Shifting from Shorepower to Generator Power
119
Stopping the Generator
119
Electrolysis & Zinc Anodes
119
AC & DC Electrical Schematics & Wiring Harnesses
121
Layout and Accessories
175
Carbon Monoxide Monitor
175
Air Conditioning & Heating
176
To Start System
177
Water System
178
Water Tank
178
Water Pump & Filters
180
Water Heater
181
Fresh Water Washdown
182
Dockside Water Inlet
182
Cockpit Shower
182
Washer/Dryer Water Valve
182
Gray Water Sump
182
Smart Water System (Optional)
183
Head System
185
Vacu®-Flush Head
186
Holding Tank Operation
186
Vent Filter
186
Macerator Discharge Pump with Seacock Interlock System (Optional)
187
Guest Stateroom Entertainment
189
Bridge Entertainment
189
Dockside Television Hookup
189
TV Signal Selector
189
Manual Fire Extinguishing System
190
Hand Held Extinguishers
191
Baitwell (Optional)
191
Sea Ray Navigator (SRN)
192
Refrigerator & Freezer
192
Coffee Maker
193
Stove & Microwave
193
Electric Stove
193
Power Ventilation System
193
Central Vacuum System
194
Washer/Dryer
194
Horn
194
Search Light
194
Canvas
195
Care & Maintenance
195
Summary Guide for Inspection, Service and Maintenance
197
Useful Service Information
199
Inspection, Service and Maintenance Protocol
200
Bilge Area
200
Topside and Supplies
201
Draining the Boat
201
Winterization Checklist for Boats Stored on Land
202
Boat Storage
202
Engines
202
Battery(Ies)
202
Head System
202
Water System
202
Fuel System
203
Fitting out after Storage
203
Battery(Ies)
203
Miscellaneous
203
Security Considerations
204
Seacock Lubrication
204
Quick Reference Checklist
205
Boarding the Boat
205
General
205
Boat Systems
205
Engine
205
Preparing to Depart and after Launching
206
General
206
Engine
206
Starting the Engine
206
While Underway
207
General
207
Boat Systems
207
Engine
207
Returning to Port
207
Securing the Boat
208
General
208
Boat Systems
208
Engine
208
If the Engine Does Not Start
208
No Starter Motor Response
208
Starter Motor Responds, but no Ignition
208
Operating the Generator
209
Starting the Generator
209
Stopping the Generator
209
After Market Equipment Checklist
210
Maintenance Log
211
Paint Cleaning Agents & Other Substances
213
Fiberglass & Gelcoat
213
About Colored Gelcoats
213
Permanently Moored or Docked Boats
214
Keep Bilge Area Dry
214
Stains & Scratches
214
Special Care for Boats that Are Moored or Docked
214
Care for Bottom Paint
214
Bilge/Engine Compartment
215
Topside Areas
215
Stainless Steel and Alloy Fittings
215
Salt Crystals
215
Gauge & Switch Panels
215
Acrylic Plastic Sheeting (Plastic Glass)
215
Lignapal Cabinets
216
Canvas and Clear Vinyl
216
Exterior Upholstery Fabric
216

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