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Sea Ray Boats 215 Weekender manual available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual
Sea Ray Boats 215 Weekender Owner's Manual (93 pages)
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Sea Ray Boats
| Category:
Boat
| Size: 11 MB
Table of Contents
Introduction
5
Hull Identification Number
6
Service, Parts and Repair
6
HIN Locations
6
Table of Contents
8
Safety
11
Safety Labels
11
Fire Extinguishing System
12
Carbon Monoxide
12
Personal Flotation Devices
12
Whistle
12
Carbon Monoxide Monitor
13
Lifesaving Equipment
13
PFD Classifications
14
Additional Recommendation
15
Impaired Operation
15
Load Capacity
15
Power Capacity
16
Builder's Plate
16
Stability
17
Maintain Control
17
General Considerations
17
Weather
18
Chart Your Course
19
Water Sports
19
Swimming
19
Skiing
20
Diving
20
Skiing Signals
20
Divers Flags
20
Emergency Situations
21
Making Contact
21
Medical Emergency
21
Water Rescue
21
Flooding, Swamping and Capsizing
22
Collisions and Leaking
22
Grounding
22
Propulsion, Control or Steering Failure
22
Safety Hotlines
23
Nautical Terms
23
International Requirements
23
Key to Symbols on Control & Prints
25
Warning Label Locations
27
General Boat Arrangement
29
Docking/Lifting/Trailering
29
Passenger Locations
29
Bow and Stern Cleats
29
Propulsion System
30
Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances
31
Propellers
31
Stern Drive Engine
31
General Deck Layout
32
MID Deck Layout
33
Helm Gauge and Switch Layout
34
Function and Location of Through-Hull Cutouts
35
Bilge through Hull Cutouts
35
Transom Through-Hull Cutots
35
Description of Major Controls
36
Gear Shift and Throttle Control
36
Power Trim Unit and Gauge
36
Transom Trailer Trim Switch
37
Trailer Switch
37
Trim Tabs
37
Ignition Shutdown Switch
38
Important Gauges
39
Tachometer and Hour Meter
39
Engine Alarm System
39
Oil Pressure, Water Temperature, Voltmeter and Fuel Gauges
39
Magnetic Compass
40
Navigation and Anchor Lights
40
Inserting the Removable Stern Anchor Light
40
Using Your Boat
41
Pre-Launch, Launch and Post-Launch Checklist
41
Before Launch
41
Underway
41
Trailer Laughing and Loading
42
Fueling the Boat
42
Before Fueling
42
Fuel Fill Location
42
Boarding
43
Filling the Tank
43
After Filling
43
Passenger Instruction and Location
44
Starting the Engines
44
Cold Engine
45
Warm Engine
45
To Start Engine
45
Shifting to Drive the Boat
46
Stopping the Engines
46
Steering System
46
Power Steering System
47
Power Steering Cable Routing
47
Bilge & Underwater Gear
49
Bilge
49
Fuel & Oil Spillage
49
Bilge Pumps
49
Maintenance
50
Bilge Blowers
50
Bilge Pump Hose Routing
50
Bilge Pump Assembly
50
Engine and Stern Drive
51
Impact to Stern Drive
51
Vibration & Causes
51
Bilge Blower
51
Propeller Removal and Installation
52
Propeller
52
Bilge Layout
53
Fuel System
55
Fuel Line Routing
55
Diesel Fuel System
56
Fuel Filter Maintenance
56
Fuel Filter
56
To Drain Water
56
To Replace the Filter
57
Fueling Precautions
57
Racor Fuel Filter Maintenance
57
Before & During Fueling
58
After Fueling
58
Electrical System
61
Direct Current
61
Batteries
61
Battery Maintenance
61
Battery Cable Routing
62
Battert Switch
63
Dual Battery Switch
64
Breakers And/Or Fuses
64
Ignition Protection
64
Electronic Interface Module
65
Fuse Condition
65
Electronic Switch Pad
65
Accessory Wire
66
12 Volt Accessory Receptacle
66
EIM Accessory Wire
66
Surface Mounted Lighting
66
Zinc Anode
67
Fuse Sizes
68
Accessory Fuse Block
68
Wire Harnesses
69
215 WE Electrical Schematics
71
Options & Accessories
79
Boat Layout and Accessory Locations
79
Toilet System
80
Pump out Head
80
Portable Self-Contained Head
80
Waste Pump-Out Cap
80
Canvas
81
Canvas Package
81
Installation Tips
82
Trailering with Canvas
82
Canvas Care and Maintenance
82
Camper Canvas Package
82
Required Inspection, Service and Maintenance
83
Summary Guide for Inspection, Service and Maintenance
83
Bilge Area
84
Oil
85
Engine
85
Wiring System
85
Topside and Supplies
85
Winterization Checklist
86
Boat Storage
86
Engines
86
Head System
86
Battery
87
Miscellaneous
87
Security Considerations
87
Seacock Lubrication
88
Power Steering System Maintenance
88
Seacock
88
Care & Cleaning
89
Paint Cleaning Agents & Other Substacles
89
Fiberglass & Gelcoat
89
Stains & Scratches
89
Permanently Moored or Docked Boats
90
Salt Crystals
90
Acrylic Plastic Sheeting
90
Topside Areas
90
Exterior Upholstery Fabric
91
Interior Upholstery Fabric
91
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