Wellcraft Cruisers Manuel du propriétaire télécharger pdf (Page 104)

This section contains information that requires

use and disposal of oils, fuels, and chemicals.

Pay particular attention to the environment dur-

ing the use and disposal of these materials.

We recommend that maintenance and repairs

be performed by your dealer. However, some

owners may prefer to take care of routine main-

tenance and repairs themselves. For those

individuals, this section includes general infor-

mation and basic procedures. Keep a record of

all completed work in the Maintenance/Service

Log. A copy of this log is in Section 1.

This section also includes recommendations for

cleaning fiberglass, hardware, fabrics, vinyl, and

carpeting. Although household cleaners may be

used, they should be used in small quantities.

Cleaners containing chlorine, solvents, or

petroleum may damage boat components and

are a pollutant if they get into the water. In addi-

tion, cleaners containing phosphates encourage

algae blooms. Mixing cleaners can cause harm-

ful chemical reactions. Use citrus–based

cleaners or the cleaners recommended. Check

with your dealer for additional information about

cleaners.

IMPORTANT: Check with your dealer before

beginning any maintenance or repair if you are

not sure about the proper tools, equipment and

supplies to be used. Always refer to the manu-

facturers’ manuals for detailed maintenance

and repair procedures.

SERVICE SCHEDULE

The manufacturer of each system or component

in your boat should provide a recommended ser-

vice schedule, listing items requiring routine

attention, type of maintenance, and frequency.

The service schedule is a guide based on aver-

age operating conditions. Under severe

operating conditions, shorten service intervals.

DAILY (EACH USE)

• Inspect your stern drive for damage. If a pro-

peller is damaged, have it repaired or

replaced.

• Inspect the hull for gelcoat damage. Have

your dealer repair gelcoat damage as soon

as possible.

• Check fluid levels in batteries and clean ter-

minals with a wire brush if corroded.

• Inspect zinc anodes for deterioration and

replace if 50% or more of the anode is dete-

riorated.

• Inspect the steering for looseness or bind-

ing and perform service in accordance with

steering system manufacturer’s recommen-

dations if required.

• Inspect and clean sea strainers regularly.

The frequency of cleaning will vary

depending on the amount of use and local

conditions. To clean the strainer, close

the seacock and unscrew the wing nuts

on top of the strainer housing (Figure

12.1). Remove screen and wash. After

replacing the screen, replace and tighten

the wing nuts. Open the seacock and

check for leaks.

• Wash down you boat with fresh water and

wipe down with a cotton towel or chamois. If

you used your boat in salt water, this wash-

down is especially important!

12-1

General Maintenance – 12

STRAINER

SCREEN

COVER

WINGNUT

FIGURE 12.1 SEA STRAINER

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