MasterCraft 2009 MariStar X-Series owner manual Clock Adjustment Switch, Courtesy Lights Switch

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harness(es) verify that the wiring has been returned to its origi- nal position and that all harnesses are routed correctly before attempting to use the boat again. If a wiring clip or retainer breaks, replace it immediately. Wiring is specifically routed to eliminate problems related to engine heat and spray or immer- sion in liquids. Electrical problems may result if wiring is moved from its original position!

Clock Adjustment Switch

(MariStar Models)

MariStar models are equipped with a clock adjustment switch, which is a three-position switch that is pressed upward or downward to add or subtract time to the clock. The middle position is OFF.

Courtesy Lights Switch

(All Models)

This switch is a two-position switch that ac- tivates the courtesy lights within the boat. Turning the switch upwards will turn the lights ON, and turning it downwards will turn the lights OFF.

Cruise Control Gauge

(Where Equipped)

Boats equipped with cruise control systems pro- vide short manuals that describe how to operate and maintain the cruise control system. Refer to the appropriate manual prior to operation of the system. Boats featuring the “simple” cruise system function the same as an automobile with an ON/ OFF switch and +/- to increase or decrease speed.

Display Selector Switch

(ProStar 190, ProStar 197, X-7)

On the models equipped with the Multi-Function gauge, this switch allows the operator to toggle be- tween functions.

Dual Battery Operation Switch

(All MariStar Models and Similar X Series, X-Star, CSX 220, CSX 265)

MariStar and X-Star:For normal operation the battery switch should be placed in the ON position. This allows the engine and all accessories to receive power. The engine will recharge both batteries with the switch ON. For transportation and storage, the battery switch should be placed in the OFF position to allow both batteries to be isolated from all circuits.

Note: The switch knob may be removed when it is in the OFF posi- tion. This is a security feature.

If the engine will not start because the battery is discharged, the engine may be started from the house battery by placing the switch

in the COMBINE BATTERIES position. After the engine is started, the switch should be re- turned to the ON position and NOT allowed to remain in the COMBINE Batteries mode.

MariStar 280 and X-80:For normal operation the port and starboard battery switches should be placed in the ON position. The COMBINE BATTERIES switch should remain OFF. The engine and all accessories will receive power.

Note: The port battery is a dedicated start

battery for the port engine and the starboard battery provides starting current of the starboard engine while also providing power for accessory circuits. For transportation and storage, all battery switches should be placed in the OFF position to isolate both batteries from all circuits.

NOTE: The switch knob may be removed when it is in the OFF position. This is a security feature.

If either battery becomes discharged, start the engine with the remaining charged battery and THEN set the COMBINE BATTERIES switch to ON. The remaining engine may then be started. Return the COMBINE BATTERIES switch to OFF. The COMBINE BATTERIES switch should NOT be left ON.

CSX 220 and 265: The CSX 220 and CSX 265 are equipped with dual batteries. One battery is reserved to provide engine starting power and the other provides power for all electrical accessories. These batteries are located under the starboard rear seat cushion. To facilitate access, the batteries are mounted on a sliding tray, which is secured with a pin. Remove the pin to slide the tray forward for battery maintenance.

Outside this compartment, located on the side of the deck under the starboard seat is the battery switch box. For normal opera- tion of the boat, the switch should be set to ON. For transpor- tation and storage, the switch should be moved to OFF. In the event of a failure of the starter battery, the two batteries may be combined to provide additional power to start the engine. This can be done by setting the battery switch to COMBINE BAT- TERIES and starting the engine as normal. After the engine is started, the switch should be returned to the ON position.

The battery charger inlet connector is also located in the battery switch box. Please see information provided by the charger manufacturer. Battery chargers installed by MasterCraft are of the charger/maintainer variety. The charger may be left con- nected to the batteries indefinitely.

Engine Emergency

Safety Stop Switch

(All Models)

The engine emergency safety stop switch, called the lanyard, is an ignition cut-off switch designed to stop the engine in the event the operator is thrown or moves too far away from the helm.

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Contents 2009 MasterCraft Welcome aboard Page 2-1 Page 16-2, 16-5, Page Table of contents General Precautions Boating safetyRecommended Equipment Safety EquipmentSafety Afloat Required EquipmentSkiing and Wakeboarding Safety Operator’s License Common sense approach Rules of the open water Fishing Vessel Right-of-Way OvertakingOther Special Situations Sailing Vessel Right-of-WayGuide to individual models Exhaust Bow Light Transom Drain Plug MariStar Fuel Tank Engine Batteries Filler Star CSX Instrument panels Measurements Volt Receptacle Accessory Switches Aft Light Switch All Models-Actual Switch Usage Will VaryMariStar 230, X-30, MariStar 245 MariStar 280 Attitude Adjustment or Trim Tab SwitchCircuit Breakers Ballast Empty/Fill SwitchesManual and Automatic Bilge Pump Switch Manual Blower SwitchDual Battery Operation Switch Clock Adjustment SwitchCourtesy Lights Switch Display Selector SwitchMariStar 280/X-80, CSX-220, CSX-265 Engine Hatch SwitchEngine Synchronizing Switch Engine Oil Pressure GaugeFuel Gauge Heater SwitchInstrument Panel Gauge Backlighting Switch Low Voltage Battery AlarmSeat Heat Switches Navigation/Anchor Lights SwitchOther Alarms Refrigerator SwitchShift/Throttle Control Shower and/or Slick Boot SwitchSink Switch Temperature GaugeVideo Display Gauge Tower Lights SwitchPage Voltmeter Wash Down SwitchWhat Type of Gasoline To Use Using care when fuelingFuels Outside United States and Canada When the Boat Is Not Used for a WhileUsing Oxygenated Fuels or Fuels with Alcohol When Fuel Runs Out or Too Low for Proper OperationPage After Operation Safety checks and servicesBefore Each Operation During OperationNew boat break-in First Hours of OperationAfter Break-In Page Before Starting Starting the EngineShifting Gears Stopping UnderwayOperational hints Page Docking and Tie-Up Unusual Operating ConditionsStorage Cradle Using Lifting EyesUsing Lifting Slings Lifting the boatStainless Steel and Chrome Corrosion preventionMarine Growth Galvanic CorrosionCleaning the boat HullUpholstery Windshield CarpetTeak Wood Fiberglass Swim PlatformEnclosed Head Slick BootAcceptable Upholstery Cleaners Unacceptable Upholstery CleanersApco Mastercraft boat care products MasterCraft Cleaning & Detailing Kit MasterCraft Microfiber Detailing ClothsMasterCraft Marine Motor Oil & Filters After Each Use Frequency and Scheduled MaintenanceNew Boat Break-In Before Each UseAnnually Every One Hundred 100 Hours Quarterly Every Fifty 50 HoursInspect the Battery Connections and Hold-Downs Check Raw Water Intake Strainer where equippedInspect the Propeller Shaft Log for Water Entry By the warrantyInspect the Exhaust System for Leaks Inspect the Fuel System for LeaksGeneral Cleaning and Storage Check That the Battery Is Fully ChargedCheck the Engine Mounts Lubricate the Engine Starter Gear and ShaftCheck the Propeller Shaft Coupling Alignment Inspect the Exhaust Flaps for DamageLubricate the Steering System Lubricate the Shift and Throttle System Check the Ballast Pump ImpellerInspect the Complete Fuel System for Leakage Fire Extinguisher and Suppression Units General Power Package Preparation General PreparationFuel System Treatment Other Winterization Preparations Re-Activating the Boat After Storage Ballast System PreparationsChanging Propellers Checking/Repairing PropellersBattery Charger Comfort and convenienceAnchor and Windlass Fire Suppression and Extinguishing CoolersHead GPS and ChartplotterBefore operation HeaterRefrigeration Hydraulic Steering SystemLighting Livewell/Kill Box/Catch BoxShower or Wash Down Seat HeatersStereo Equipment Swim/Boarding PlatformsFolding Down the Platform TablesTowers Video ScreenWater Heater Guide to troubleshooting Limited warranty statement Page Page Page Warranty Registration Transfer Warranty registration and transferEvery 100 Hours Date Service log12-1 IndexGauge, Voltmeter Gauges & Switches, Variations Platforms, Swim/Boarding 19-7 Storage & Winterization 17-1 19-9 Transfer, Warranty Registration 22-1 ProStar MariStar Series Saltwater Series
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