switch to the “OFF” posi tion when the boat is unattend- engine battery checked out for possible service or
ed for an extended period.
replacement.
NOTICE
H - 3 BATTERY CHARGER
Twelve volt power to the cabin panel is
supplied by the “SHIPS SYSTEMS” circuit
breaker on the battery selector panel. This
must be turned on to operate any 12 volt
accessories on the cabin panel. The bilge
pumps, stereo and windlass receive power
from the ships system battery and remain on
at all time regardless of battery selector or
ship systems switch position.
The battery charger is standard on the V335 models
and is located in engine compartment. The batteries
will be charged by the battery charger when the boat
is connected to dockside power and the AC circuit
breakers are “ON”. If a generator is available and
operating, it too will allow the batteries to be charged
by the battery charger.
Additional information on the battery charger can be
found in Section H-8B - 120 Volt AC Equipment in this
manual and refer to the manufacturer’s literature
included with the owner’s packet.
NOTICE
DO NOT turn the battery selector switch to the
“OFF” position while its corresponding engine
is running. Alternator and wiring damage could
result.
H - 4
VOLTMETER
Port Engine Battery Switch:
Dual gauges with voltmeters are installed in the dash
panel to monitor the condition of the engine battery(s).
When the voltage is checked during engine operation,
the voltage of the respective battery will be indicated
on the respective voltmeter. It should be noted that
located in the cabin panel is a voltmeter which moni-
tors the “SHIPS SYSTEMS” battery. Additional
information on voltmeters may be found in the engine
owner’s manual.
“ON” - Turning the switch to position “ON” will use the
port engine battery to power the port engine and 12
volt engine related equipment. The ships system
battery will not be used for any engine related equip-
ment, but will power all other 12 volt equipment on the
boat. The isolator will allow any alternator to charge all
three batteries. “ON” is the recommended switch
position for normal boat operation. This position allows
maximum use of 12 volt equipment on the boat.
H - 5 12 VOLT ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
A. Helm Equipment
Starboard Engine Battery Switch:
“ON” - Turning the switch to position “ON” will use the
stbd engine battery to power the stbd engine and 12
volt engine related equipment. The ships system
battery will not be used for any engine related equip-
ment, but will power all other 12 volt equipment on the
boat. The isolator will allow any alternator to charge
all three batteries. “ON” is the recommended switch
Ignitions are protected by circuit breakers on the V335
model. Equipment on the helm is protected by either
circuit breakers in the helm and in the cabin’s AC/DC
panel.
To assist you, we have listed the descriptions of
position for normal boat operation. This position allows individual switches, receptacles and their uses:
maximum use of 12 volt equipment on the boat.
Emergency Start Procedures:
To prevent electrical problems, use only
replacement fuses or breakers that are of equal
rating to the originals.
If one of the designated engine batteries fails to start
its respective engine, engage the “EMERGENCY
START” switch at the helm and attempt to start the
engine. Current is drawn from the other batteries to
Accessories - Additional 12 volt equipment may be
start the engine. Once engine has been started return
added to the boat by the using the accessory switch-
the “EMERGENCY START” switch to the “OFF”
es. Depending on the model, certain accessories may
position. Once back at port, be sure to have the failed
Electrical Systems - Section H
Owner’s Manual Page 68
| Categories | Four Winns Manuals, Four Winns V-Series Manuals |
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| Model Year | 2011 |
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