Axiom STAR Operation Manual

OPERATIONS MANUAL

AXIOM STAR

When loading your houseboat be
sure to follow these guidelines for proper
floatation.

Guidelines

Boat must sit level front to back.

Boat must sit level side to side.

Note the red lines on the aft port and

starboard hull of the boat.

While the boat is sitting still, water

must not be touching either of these

lines.

If water is at or above these lines, re-

adjust the load.

If water is at or above these lines

and the boat is not level from front to

rear, the boat is overloaded –

contact boat rentals for assistance.

Safe Loading

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LOAD

1

Marine Radio

Your Houseboat has come equipped Say “ (the name of the
with a VHF Marine Band Radio. It is located

at the helm, to the left of the steering wheel.

On/Off

Turn the volume Knob in a clockwise

direction to turn on the radio.

Channel 16

Use Channel 16 for hailing and

emergencies only. Never use

Channel 16 for routine

conversations.

In case of an emergency, hail the

National Park Service on channel 16.

They monitor this channel 24 hours a

day.

To hail Boat Rentals, turn radio ON

and to Channel 16, depress button

on side of handheld microphone to

talk, and release the button when

you are finished talking. The Boat

Rentals Office monitors this channel

during regular business hours.

marina
RENTALS

you

are calling)

this

is

BOAT

houseboat #
” (number of your houseboat).
For example: “Bullfrog Boat Rentals,
this is houseboat # S11.”

When communication is established,

we will direct you to another channel.
Commonly used channels are 10,
12, 68 and 72. Be sure to
acknowledge that channel, before
you change to the channel. Then turn
to that channel, and we will continue
the conversation.

Information you will need when you call us:

1. Your boat number.

2. Your exact location, if known.

3. Description of the problem.

4. Any details on the trouble-

shooting you have already tried.

If you need assistance we will

attempt to help you troubleshoot a
problem over the radio. If we are not
successful, we will dispatch a
technician out to help you.

For safety, our technicians can

only be dispatched if they can fix
the problem and return to our
docks before dark. If we receive
your call late in the day, we
will gladly respond first thing the
next morning.

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RADIO - 1

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

Not transmitting

Low house battery

Charge house battery

Marine Radio

Weather

W/X button or Channel 1 on your

marine radio is the weather channel.

This channel is updated periodically

by the National Weather Service.

Be sure to check this channel

regularly during your trip to keep
apprised of the changing weather
conditions here at Lake Powell.

Request for Assistance Card

If for some reason you cannot reach

us by Marine Radio, fill out your
Request for Assistance Card located
in your manual.

Flag down a boat passing by and

ask them to take it to the nearest
marina for assistance.

We will dispatch a technician out to

your boat as soon as we can safely
do so.

Other Information

Do NOT use VHF antenna as a flag

pole or hang anything on the
antenna.

Channel 26 is the Marine Operator.

Marine Radios transmit line-of-sight.

So if you are back in a canyon, you
may have to ask assistance from
another boater with a radio to help
contact us if you cannot get through
directly.

Profanity over the public airways is a

federal crime.

Reminder: Your Marine Radio is not

a toy and should be operated only by
a responsible adult.

A VHF marine radio is not the same

as a Citizen’s Band Radio. CB lingo
and 10-codes are not used.

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

or receiving

Radio not set on USA
Radio blocked by

canyon walls

Set on 1 watt mode
Antenna has fallen

down

Push USA/Int button
Move the houseboat to

open water

Push 1/25 button to

change to 25 watt
Raise antenna

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RADIO - 2

Engine Management Screen

Steering Position Screen

Engines/Helm

YOUR HOUSEBOAT HAS TWO
ENGINES…

For greater maneuverability and

power.

To provide you with a spare in case

of engine failure.

Your engines are well maintained, but
occasional breakdowns can occur. The
spare is to ensure your safety and save you
inconvenience. Don't let the loss of one
engine delay your vacation. Proceed on
your planned itinerary with the good engine
and we will catch up to you as soon as
possible and make necessary repairs.

GAUGE – Vessel View

Your Axio m St ar Housebo at featur es a
simple to use Vessel View Ga uge Packag e .
The Vessel View Gaug e i s located at both
helms

Screen Options:

Push Pr opeller Button on D isplay
Includes Time, Prop rotation, Depth,

Engine RPM, Engine Temperature,
Engine Battery Voltage & PSI

Key must be turned to ON position

for VesselView gauge to work.

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Push Ship Button on Display
Includes Depth, Prop rotation,

Steering Position, Depth Finder

ENGINE - 1

Fuel Tank Screen

and Time

Vessel Status Screen

Halon System

LPMR to inspect the system.

Engines/Helm

Push Ship butto n to Display

(Toggle R to L)

Includes Fuel Tank Status, Depth

Push Ship butto n to Display

(Toggle R to L)

Includes MPH, Time, Engine

Hour, Fuel Level & Fuel

RPM

Monitors the engine revolutions.
Wide-Open Throttle (WOT) should

be 4400 RPM’s.

The most efficient cruising RPM

will be 3200 RPM

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NAUTICAL NOTE: When leaving a dock,
signal with the horn 1 long blast (4
seconds) and 3 short blasts (1 second
each).

Halon System is an automatic fire

suppression system located in the
engine compartment

Keys are turned ON
LED light turns on and s hould be

green. If no light, please contact

ENGINE - 2

Engines/Helm

THROTTLE

Setting Neutral Throttle for Starting

Confirm that the throttle is in neutral

position.

Turn the key to second click –

Beep will sound. VesselView will
power up.

Everything is re a dy to start .

Turn key to start then release k ey.

If the engine fails to start on its
own, wait 30 seconds and try again.

Insure throttle only indicator

is solid red, then control will
engage. If blinking, press to
throttle only button to make
solid light.

GETTING UNDER WAY

From Neutral Throttle

Red light on controls will be

solid.

Push t hrottle lever forward to go

forward or pull back for reverse.

Advance throttle to increase

speed.

Always pause in neutral before

changing gears.

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Shut Down

Return throttles to neutral position.
Turn engine keys to off the engine

will no longer be running.

FLYING BRIDGE CONTROLS

Operation from Upper Deck

To get power to the upper deck controls:

Helm Transfer – WARNING:

Avoid s erious inj ur y or death fro m l oss

of boat control. The boat operator
should never leave the active station
while engine is in gear. Helm transfer
should only be attempted while the
engine is in neutral and both stations
are manned.

NOTE: Neutral position is preferred

when doing a station transfer. If
conditions do not allow the remote
control to be placed in the neutral
position, a helm transfer can be
done while in gear. The helm
transfer function allows the boat
operator to select which helm is in
control of engine operation. Pressing
the "TRANSFER" button two times
allows engine control to be
transferred to a new helm. When a
helm transfer is initiated, the control
will automatically start adjusting
engine RPM and gear position to
match the control handle setting at
the new helm. Adjust the contr ol
handles to the desired throttle and
gear.

ENGINE - 3

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

Engine doesn’t turn over

Is the throttle in neutral

Put throttle in neutral

Engine turns over but

Out of Fuel

Check VesselView fuel

Engines/Helm

Once the "TRANSFER" button

is pressed, the transfer LED will
light up and one beep will
sound. Press the "TRANSFER"
button again to complete the
helm transformation. When helm
transformation is complete,
another beep will sound and the
transfer LED will turn off.

NOTE: There is a 10 second

time frame to complete a helm
transfer. If the helm transfer is
not completed, the action will be
cancelled and a double beep will
sound. Pressing the
"TRANSFER" button again will
re-initiat e a h elm trans fer.

Synchronizing Engines

The auto synchronizing feature,

when engaged, will
automatically adjust all engine
speeds to match the speed of
the starboard engine. Press the
"SYNC" button on the CAN
trackpad to turn auto
synchro ni z ation on or o f f. When
the sync LED is yellow, the

"SYNC" button has been pressed,
but the conditions are not right for
auto synchronization to engage.
When the sync LED turns red,
engine synchronization has been
engaged. The engines will remain
synchronized as long as engine
speed is over 900 RPM for two
seconds, remote control handles are
positioned within 10% o f e ach other,
and the engines are below 95%
throttle opening. To disengage t he
auto synchronization feature, press

the "SYNC" button.

Don’t Drive From The Upper Deck:

In any wakeless area, including the

marina.
When approaching a dock.
When approaching a beach.
In narrow channels.
In any situation that requires

maneuvering your vessel, always pilot

from the main helm.

Note: Do not try to start the engines from the
upper helm

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

won't start

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gauge for fuel level.

ENGINE - 4

Generator

The Generator is located
between the engines at the
rear deck of your
houseboat.

Starting/ Warm Up

Turn on the blower switch at the

Lower Helm

The remote start is located on the

lower right of the Main Control Panel

Confirm that the Main Breaker and

Rotary Swit ch are OFF.

Press Start/Stop and release. Once

generator is running, switch will turn
green

If generator fails to start, it will

automatically try restarting
again.

NOTE: Do not start generator with an AC
Load. Be sure Rotary switch is off.

Allow the engine to warm up for 5

minutes.

Switch the Main Breaker ON and

switch the Rotary Switch to
Generator.

You may now turn on individual

breakers to provide power to your
houseboat.

Whenever you have your generator

running, always switch on the inverter
breaker and battery charger breaker.

AC Breaker Panel- Non-Inverted

**These breakers will only work when
Generator is running and the Rotary
switch is turned to generator

AC Unit
Range/Microwave
Bath 1 & 2 Outlets
Battery Charger
Inverter
Water Heater
Spa
Dish/Disposal

To Shut Down Generator

Turn Main AC breaker and Rotary

Switch OFF.

Wait 5 minutes to allow generator

to run with no load.

Push START/STOP butto n.

Turn off blower.

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DC Breakers

DC Breaker Panel

Generator Special Notes

If your houseboat breaks anchor

and/or drifts sideways onto a
beach, the generator must be
shut down immediately to
prevent the cooling system from
being fouled with sand and silt.
This can cause overheating
and disable your generator.

Below deck generators are

equipped with coolant (lake
water) strainers. Do not open
this unit.

The 12-volt house system includes
all boat lighting, navigational lights, water
pumps, the horn, VHF Radio, bilge pumps,
CO detectors and helm power.

Charging

Start the Generator following

Generator Starti ng Procedures.

Turn on the breaker for the inverter

on the AC panel. This will charge the

inverter b a ttery.

Turn on the breaker for battery

charger. This will charge the engine.

Charging is most efficient with

unnecessary DC breakers off.

Generator

Bow Light
Stern Light
Second Deck Light
Cuddy Fans
Main Water Pump
Satellite
Upper Helm Power
Lower Helm Power
Bilge Pumps Constant

Power

CO Detectors Constant

Power

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Generator

BATTERY TEST

1. Inverter Remote

Located in the middle left of the

main panel is the Inverter Remote.

Push ON/OFF Inver t er button to

start inverted pow er.

Choose inverted breakers as

needed.

Inv erter displ ay Should be between

11-13 volts when generator is not
running.

When generator is running and

the Inverter is on, should be 12.5
volts or greater.

The Generator must be run 6 to

8 hrs per day to keep the
batteries charged

A low battery alarm will sound and

the LED on the control panel will
flash when the inverter batteries
drop to 10.5 volts

DC power will shut down at 10 volts

2. Engine and Generator Starting Batteries

One engine starting battery per engine

with dedicated charging system.

One generator starting battery with

dedicated charging system.

To charge batte r ies when generator is

on – Switch b attery char ger break er
ON.

Tips for Getting the Most from your Houseboat
Batteries

When generator is running ALWAYS

have the AC MAIN, Inverter and
Battery charger breakers on.

Charge daily.

NOTE: Deep Cycle batteries are used to
extend the time between charging. However,
they also require more time to recharge when
they are discharged for too long.

Remember: Each light or appliance will
need to be turned on individually once the
breaker is on.

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ELECT

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Inverter

This boat is equipped with one inverter.
The inverter remote is located at the bottom
left side of the Main Panel.

The inverter will run the following
systems off the 120 VAC Inverted
breakers:

Generator

To Start the Inverter

Push the ON/OFF Inverter button to

start the power.

Turn on individual inverted breakers

once invertor is powered on.

GFI Outlets

Some electrical outlets have a GFI
breaker. Push in the reset button to
reset.

Ref/Freezer
Outlets
Ceiling Fans/Rope
Upper Ice Maker
Upper B ev Center
Upper Deck Power
Water Filtrati on System

These appliances will all work without
the Generator running.

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Possible Causes

Remedies

No generator power (Gen

AC MAIN breaker off

Check breaker on

Outlet doesn’t work

Is the generator on?

Start generator

AC MAIN breaker off?

Check breaker on

panel

Is that area’s breaker

Check breaker on

on?

panel

Is GFI tripped?

Reset GFI Outlet

Generator Shut down

Out of Fuel

Check gauges

Generator cranks but
won’t start

Out of Fuel

Refuel

Generator won’t start
or crank

Inspect red button on

generator

Press to Auto start at

electrical panel

Red button
Remote start/Auto

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

Generator

running but no AC power
present at panel)

generator

White breaker

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Water Pressure

YOUR HOUSEBOAT IS SUPPLIED
WITH ULTRAVIOLET WATER
FILTRATION SYSTEM:
UNLIMITED WATER SUPPLY.

UVBB and filter is located below

deck on Port front o f boat next to Hot
Water Heater.

Note: When the blue light is on your filter is
working properly.

Lake Water Pressure

Turn on the Main Water Pump

Breaker on the DC Panel

Filtration System Special Notes:

Turn off the DC Main Water

pump breaker along with the
Inverted Water Filtration System
breaker while underway
beaching, or un- beaching.
Once you are beached, leave
these breakers off for an
additional 15 minutes to let sand
and sediment in the water settle.

It is not necessary to switch on

the bilge pump unless water is
noted. The bilge pump is wired
to automatically switch on when
water is present.

Faucets

All Faucets are fresh water.

All sinks and showers empty directly

into the lake.

Head/Toilet

Main water pump breaker must be on

to have water pressure.

To fill toilet bowl with water, lift up on

the foot pedal for a few seconds.
To flush, step down on the foot pedal.
The head empties directly into the

black-water tank.
Note: Make sure pedal returns to the

up position. Failure to do so can cause

flooding.

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WATER 1

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

No Lake Water

WATER PUMP

Turn on breaker

No fresh water

Fresh Water breaker

Turn on Breaker

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

Water Pressure

breaker may not be on

Low batteries

not on.

Charge batteries
Press down toilet flush

for about a minute to
restore prime

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WATER 2

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

Ran out of hot water

You only have 19

Allow 30 minutes to

Hot Water

YOUR BOAT IS EQUIPPED WITH
one 19-GALLON CAPACITY WATER
HEATER.

To Start

Start generator.
Turn on the WATER HEATER

breaker located on the DC panel.

The yellow light will be on when

water heater is on.

Allow approximately 30 minutes for

the water to heat.

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

gallons of hot water

heat more water

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HOTWTR

1

Holding Tanks

YOUR HOUSEBOAT HAS BEEN
EQUIPPED WITH BLACKWATER

TANKS THAT HAVE A COMBINED
300-GALLON CAPACITY.

Full Service Pumpout

Radio into any of the Rental Docks.

Give us an estimated time for arrival.

We will direct you where to park and

will pump out your houseboat for
you.

Self Service Pump-out

Located in any marina.

The pump-out fittings are located on

the forward Starboard side of the
boat. There are three fittings, two
black water waste fittings and one
spa drain.

Remove the cap.

Screw the correct sized fitting into

the pump-out port on your
houseboat. (Fittings are available at
the dock on the pumps.)

Attach the pump-out hose to the

fitting.

Open the valve and follow the

directions on the pump.

When finished, close the valve

before removing the hose.

Remove the fitting from your

houseboat and replace on the dock.

Place the end of the lake water hose

inside the pump-out portal.

Fill the tank with approximately 2 to 3

gallons of water.

Empty one packet of provided

chemical into the head/toilet and
flush.

Put all the hoses back and replace

the cap on the WASTE opening.

Remote Station Pump-outs

See HELP PRESERVE in your

Nautical Notes for locations of
Remote Pump-outs.

Unscrew WASTE cap.

Place end of hose into opening.

Work the hand lever to pump.

Hot Tub Pump-out

The Hot Tub pumps at the same

location as the waste.

Attach the pump-out hose to the

fitting.

Open the gate valve on the spa

located at the access panel at the
side of the spa heater cabinet and
start pumping.

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1

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

Odor Holding tanks are full

Pump-out at the

the bowl to trap any

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

Holding Tanks

nearest marina or
remote station

After pumping out,

add a packet of
chemical and two
gallons of water in the
head

Leave some water in

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2

Fuel Tank

Your houseboat has on e 650-gal fuel

tank.

The fuel tank is centered behind

the engines, under the rear deck
hatches.

This single 65 0-gal tank has engines,

generator and toy pump pulling gas
from the same tank.

The engines have access to 100% of

the fuel tank (650-gal).

The generator has access to

approximately 80% of the fuel tank
(520-gal).

The toy tank pump has access to

approximately 55% of the fuel tank
(360-gal).

Gas/Propane

Checking Fuel Level

Fuel tank level is located on the

VesselVi ew gauge at both helms.

Power to the helm is required to view

tank levels.

Refueling

Turn off grill.

Turn off all propane tanks 10

minutes prior to refueling.

Turn off all electrical breakers.

Turn off the generator.

Close all doors and windows.

Caution: NEVER siphon gas from your
houseboat fuel tanks.

NOTE: Please have Captain and Crew
remain on board your houseboat. Wait for

Fuel Dock personnel to assist you.

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FUEL 1

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

Propane Smell

The grill is not turned

Turn off grill and tank

off

Toy Tank Stops Pumping

Toy Tank fuel

Refuel at Marina

Generator Stops Running

Generator fuel

Refuel at Marina

Propane Tank

Propane tanks are located at the

second level hot tub storage
compartment.

A valve is located on the top of each

tank. Turn counterclockwise to open.
Turn clockwise to close.

Whenever propane is not being used,

always turn off the propane fume
detector by pressing the valve
ON/OFF button.

Remember to turn valve on when

needing propane.

Gas/Propane

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

Range not off

Gas

availability is empty

Breaker not turned on at

panel

off all the way

availability is empty

unless

Make sure burner

valves are all the way

Turn on Toy Pump

Breaker

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FUEL 2

How to Start

Turn ON the Inverter breakers

Turn ON the REFRIGERATOR

breaker on the Main DC Panel.

The refrigerator on this model

operates on standard 110V
electricity just like the one at home.

Refer to the instructions located

inside the refrigerator/freezer for
more details.

Refrigerator

Getting the most out of your Refrigerator

Put cold or frozen food into the

refrigerator rather than try to cool
warm items.

Open door only when necessary.
Don’t pack the refrigerator full; leave

space for air to circulate freely.

Do not overload your refrigerator.

Cover foods with strong odors.

Cover foods that easily absorb odor.
The coldest areas in the refrigerator

are at the bottom.

Warmest areas are on the upper

door shelves.

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FRIDGE

1

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

Refrigerator does not

Is the Inverter Breaker

Turn on the inverter

Motor operates for long

Large amounts of food

The refrigerator will

around the food.

Refriger a tor makes a

Power has changed

Push the alert reset

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

Refrigerator

Operate

periods

beeping sound

ON?

Is the REF/FREEZER

breaker on?

placed in the
refrigerator to be
cooled or frozen

Hot weather or

frequent door openings

Tightly packed top

shelf

from Shore to Inver ter
or vice versa

breaker

Turn on the

REF/FREEZER
breaker

work better if items are
cool before you put
them in the refrigerator

Put beverages and

other frequently used
items in the cooler or
Bar Fridges

Leave air space so

cold air can circulate

button on the left
refrigerator door panel.

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FRIDGE

2

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

Burners or oven won’t light

Check Propane is not

detector valve

Check propane at

Range

To Light the B urners

Confirm that the propane detector

valve is on.

Turn control knob counter clockwise

to the LITE position.

Adjust heat, with knob, to the desired

flame size.

To Light the Oven

Confirm that the propane

detector valve is on.

Adjust oven temp at control

panel on the top of the range

To Shut Down

Turn all (stovetop) knobs to

OFF.

Push CLEAR/OFF on oven

display located behind stovetop.

Turn propane valve off when

propane is not in use.

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

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ON or is empty

Propane

is shut off

detector valve and
bottle and be sure it is
ON and is full

Turn on propane

detector valve located

RANGE 1

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

Grill won’t light

Propane is off

Turn on propane

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PICTURE

Grill

To Light

Confirm that propane is on. (Port

side second level)

Open lid of grill.

Visually check to be certain where

you will light the grill.

Turn knob to Light to allow propane

to flow into the tube.

Use the igniter to light the grill.

Adjust flame to desired setting.

Caution: NEVER stand over the grill when
lighting.

To Shut Down

After cooking, turn setting to HIGH

for a few minutes to burn any excess
food or grease from the grate.

Turn knob clockwise to shut off.

Close lid.

NEVER put wood into the grill. Doing so
could cause severe damage or injury.

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

Propane is empty

Be sure propane is full

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GRILL 1

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

Heater won’t turn on

DC main is Off

Turn on DC MAIN

Furnace/Heat Pump On

Generator must be running for heat

pump to operate.

Turn ON the AC Unit Breaker on the

Main DC panel.

Set thermostat to desired

temperature.

The thermostat for the unit is on the

main hallway wall near fridge.

The fan will come on and run for 2-5

minutes before you feel heat come
out of the vents.

Furnace Off

At thermostat, move white switch at

button to OFF.

Turn OFF AC Unite breaker at Main

DC panel.

The fan will continue to run for 2-3

minutes after you have shut down
the heating system.

Furnace

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

AC Unit breaker is

Off

Thermostat is off
Low Battery

Generator is off

Turn on the

HEATER breaker

Turn on the thermostat

Change the battery
Turn generator on

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HEAT 1

Problem

Possible Causes

Remedies

Cooler won’t operate

Is the generator

Is the AC Unit

Start the generator

breaker

On/Off

Generator must be running.
Turn AC Main breaker to
GENERATOR.
Turn on AC UNIT breaker
The therm ostat for t he AC Unit is
located to the left of the
Refrigerator.
The fan may run 10-20 minutes
before you feel cool air coming out of
the vents.
NEVER adjust temperature more
than 20° less than the current
temperature inside the cabin.

Cooling

Shut Down

Turn OFF your thermostat approx-

imately 15 minutes prior to turning off
the generator.

Turn off the AC UNIT breaker.

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

on? Is the Main
Rotary
Switch turned to
Generator?

Turn Rotary Switch

to Generator
Turn ON AC Unit

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COOL

1

Accessories

Microwave

Turn on Inverter Remote.
Turn on RANGE/ MICROWAVE

breaker on the Main DC panel.

Use microwave as you would at

home.

Coffee Maker

Turn on inverter remote.
Turn on OUTLETS breaker on the

Main AC panel.

Use the coffee maker as you would

at home.

Blender, Toaster and Can Opener

Turn on inverter.

Turn on OUTLETS breaker on the

AC panel.

Use these appliances as you would

at home.

Dishwasher

Turn on generator,
Turn on DISH/DISPOSAL breaker.
Generator must be running.
Use this appliance as you would at

home.

TV & BOSE SURROUND SOUND / DVD

Turn on Inverter Remote.
Turn on TV / Stereo breaker on the

Main AC panel.
Use as you would at home.
See attached Bose manual

MUSIC (On Second Level)

Use Universal Remote to

change locations to
listening pleasur e.

Back Deck Camera

Turn on the lower Helm

breaker.

Push power button on the unit.

VesselView Depth Finder

Turn Ignition key to ON position to

power up VesselView.

Press the ship button to
toggle (L/R) thru Depth
screen displays .

Fuel Transfer Toy Pump

Turn on Toy Pump Breaker
Turn on switch on transfer pump and

begin fueling

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ACCESS 1

Accessories

Hot Tub

The Hot Tub will heat and circulate

water from inverter power but if jets
are desired the generator must be
running and the Hot Tub breaker
located on the AC Main Panel in the
cabin must be “ON”.

With the Tub full. Turn the propane

bottles “ON” (at back of hot tub)

Turn “ON” SPA breaker at Main

DC Panel (generat or m ust be ON)
to adjust thermostat to desired
temperature

To turn jets on switch to “jet pump”

and turn power “on”.

Ice Maker (on Second Level)

Turn on UPPER ICE MAKER

breaker.

Use this appliance as you would at

home.

Wine Beverage Center (on Second Level)

Turn on UPPER BEV CENTER

breaker.

Use this appliance as you would at

home.

G.05

ACCESS 2