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16 SAFETY INFORMATION
Carbon Monoxide Accumulation
Following are examples of possible situations where CO may accumulate within
your boat while docked, anchored, or underway. Become familiar with these ex-
amples and their precautions to prevent personal injury or death.
VESSEL ALONGSIDE
WHILE UNDERWAY (BACKDRAFTING)
WARNING
Exhaust Fumes! Generator or hull exhaust from other vessels while either
docked or anchored can emit poisonous CO gas and cause excessive ac-
cumulation within cabin and cockpit areas. Be alert for generator exhaust
from your vessel or other vessels alongside. Exhaust outlets near a pier,
dock, seawall or outlets blocked by any other means can cause excessive
accumulation of poisonous CO gas within cockpit area.
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WARNING
Engine exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide (CO) which can accumu-
late in and around the boat (under bimini top, in cockpit, etc.). CO can be
harmful or fatal if inhaled. Assure there is adequate ventilation whenever
running engine(s).
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- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- FOREWORD 7
- Advisory Statements 8
- Safe Boating Checklist 10
- Safety Equipment 12
- TYPE I — WEARABLE 13
- TYPE II — WEARABLE 13
- TYPE III — WEARABLE 13
- TYPE IV — THROWABLE 14
- TYPE V — WEARABLE 14
- Carbon Monoxide and 17
- VESSEL ALONGSIDE 18
- WHILE UNDERWAY (BACKDRAFTING) 18
- CONFINED AREAS 19
- Lanyard Stop Switch 20
- Safe Boating Practices 20
- Passenger Safety 21
- Rules of the Road 21
- Voluntary Inspections 23
- Safe Boating Courses 24
- Water Sports 24
- SWIM AREA BUOY 25
- DIVER DOWN FLOAT 25
- 24 SAFETY INFORMATION 26
- INFORMATION 27
- REGISTRATION NUMBER LOCATION 28
- 3-4 6 5 7 29
- Label 10 31
- Label 11 31
- IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS 32
- LOCATION 33
- Overview 34
- CONTROLS, COMPONENTS AND 36
- INSTRUMENTS FUNCTIONS 36
- 2) Steering Wheel 37
- 3) Throttle/Shifter Lever 37
- 4) Start/Stop 38
- Button/Ignition Switch 38
- 5) Navigation Light Switch 39
- 6) Bilge Pump Switch 40
- 7) Bilge Air Blower Switch 40
- 8) Fuel Gauge 40
- 9) Tachometer 41
- 10) Speedometer 41
- 17) Seats 43
- 18) Front Boarding Step 43
- 19) Spotter Seat 43
- 20) Cup Holders 43
- 21) Front Storage 44
- Compartment 44
- 22) Deck Storage 44
- 23) Rear Storage 45
- 24) Jet Pump Water Intake 46
- 25) Bow Lights 46
- 26) Removable Stern Light 46
- 27) Mooring Cleats 47
- 28) Deck 47
- 29) Fuel Tank Cap 47
- 30) Deck Drain 48
- 31) Oil Fill Cap 48
- 32) Flushing Connector 48
- 33) Ventilation Ducts 49
- 34) Bow/Stern Eyelets 49
- 35) Jet Pump Nozzle 49
- 36) Reverse Gate 49
- 37) Scupper Valve 49
- 38) Fuel Tank Vent 50
- 39) Water Sport Towing 50
- Attachments 50
- PERFORM FOR EACH SIDE 51
- 1. Remove from each side 51
- 3. Rotate to rear and upwards 51
- 1. Screw knob into this block 52
- 1. Looped end 52
- 2. Fastener 52
- 40) Main Battery Cut-Off 53
- 41) Radio/CD Player 53
- 42) 12-Volt Jack 53
- FUEL AND LUBRICATION 54
- WARNING 55
- BREAK-IN PERIOD 57
- Dealer code 58
- PRE-OPERATION CHECKS 59
- 1. Inspect this area 60
- Shifter System 61
- Safety Lanyard and Engine 61
- Start/Stop Button 61
- Storage Compartment 61
- OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 62
- Boarding from a Dock 63
- Boarding from the Water 64
- Rough Water or Poor 65
- Visibility Operation 65
- Starting 65
- POST-OPERATION CARE 67
- SPECIAL PROCEDURE 69
- Submerged Boat 70
- Water-Flooded Engine 70
- Fuel-Flooded Engine 70
- Towi ng the Sport Boat in 71
- Low-Charge Battery 71
- Condition 71
- MAINTENANCE 72
- Lubrication 74
- Periodic Inspection 75
- Throttle Cable 75
- TYPICAL — THROTTLE LEVER 76
- 1. Must move freely 76
- 1. Driver‘s seat 76
- 2. Deck drain hole 76
- Bilge Air Blower 78
- Navigation Light Bulb 78
- Replacement 78
- General Inspection and 79
- Cleaning 79
- Pre-Season Preparation 83
- TROUBLESHOOTING 84
- Engine will not Start 85
- Engine Overheats 85
- PERIODIC INSPECTION CHART 87
- SPECIFICATIONS 89
- SI* METRIC INFORMATION 91
- WARRANTY 92
- MODEL YEAR 2004 SEA-DOO 93
- F18L3CQF18L3CQ 97
- SPORT BOATS 101
- WEB SITES 105
- LIST OF DISTRIBUTORS 107
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 108
- Operator’s Guide 110
- Confirmation of Receipt 110
- PRIVACY INFORMATION 111
- CHANGE OF ADDRESS 112
- DEALER IMPRINT AREA 114
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