ClimateRight CR-2550 Manuel du propriétaire télécharger pdf (Page 242)

Equipment Operation

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Federal regulations prohibit pumping waste overboard within the ter-

ritorial limits of the United States. Check with authorities regarding

speciﬁ c laws and regulations before attempting to pump waste over-

board.

The overboard discharge

feature consists of a hull

bottom mounted sea-

cock, head key switch,

and a macerator (over-

board discharge pump)

to grind up the waste and

deliver it through the sea-

cock overboard.

The seacock is secured in the “closed” position and it must be “opened

before operating the overboard discharge pump. Damage to system

components and/or a potential leak could develop if the sea-

cock is not in the “open” position before activating the pump.

1. Locate the seacock. Remove the locking mechanism from the sea-

cock and turn the valve to the “open” position by aligning the seacock

handle with the valve.

2. The overboard pump key switch is located in the

head. To activate the macerator pump turn the switch

on and completely to the right. At this point the mac-

erator pump will sound starting the pump out process.

It will be required to hold the switch to the right until

the tank is emptied. Once empty return the key switch

to the “off ” position. Have someone monitor the

waste tank level visually during the pump out process.

Avoid running the discharge pump “dry”.

3. Close the seacock by repositioning the seacock handle aligning it

across the hose. Ensure the seacock is closed completely. Relock the

seacock. Failure to relock the seacock within the territorial limits of

the United States could result in boat operator ﬁ nes.

SEACOCK

HANDLE IN CLOSED POSITION