2012 MasterCraft Owners Manual

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Welcome Aboard............................................................................. i Dangers, Warnings and Cautions.....................................................ii Safety Knowledge Boating Safety.......................................................................... 1-2 General Precautions................................................................. 1-2 Safety Equipment.....................................................................1-3 Required Equipment.................................................................1-3 Fire Extinguishers....................................................................1-3 Fire Suppression & Extinguishing (All V-Drives)........................1-3 Fire Suppression & Extinguishing (Others).............................. 1-4 Fire Port.................................................................................. 1-4 Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs)........................................... 1-4 PFD Accessibility.....................................................................1-5 Sound Producing Devices........................................................1-5 Visual Distress Signals..............................................................1-5 Registration, Numbering and Documentation..................................................................... 1-6 Operator’s License................................................................... 1-6 Recommended Equipment....................................................... 1-6 Safety Afloat.............................................................................1-7 Skiing and Wakeboarding Safety...............................................1-7 Warning Plates and Labels....................................................... 1-8 Operator’s Responsibilities....................................................... 1-8 Float Plan................................................................................. 1-8 Nautical Charts......................................................................... 1-9 Weather................................................................................... 1-9 Staying Afloat.........................................................................1-10 Cold Water Survival.................................................................1-10 Hypothermia...........................................................................1-10 Immersion Suits......................................................................1-10 Inflatable Life Rafts.................................................................1-10 Anchoring............................................................................... 1-11 Communications..................................................................... 1-11 Law Enforcement.................................................................... 1-11 Common Sense Approach.........................................................1-12 Rules of the Open Water..........................................................1-14 Steering and Sailing Rules/Sound Signals................................1-14 Rules When Encountering Vessels............................................1-14 Meeting..................................................................................1-14 Crossing..................................................................................1-14 Overtaking..............................................................................1-15 Other Special Situations..........................................................1-15 Sailing Vessel Right-of-Way.....................................................1-15 Fishing Vessel Right-of-Way....................................................1-15 The General Prudential Rule....................................................1-15 Reading Buoys and Other Markings.........................................1-15 Guide to Individual Models........................................................ 2-1 ProStar 190................................................................................ 2-2 ProStar 197, X-7......................................................................... 2-4 ProStar 214, X-14....................................................................... 2-6 ProStar 214, X-14 V-Drive........................................................... 2-8 X-1 ................................................................................. 2-10 200V, X-2 ................................................................................ 2-12 215V, X-15............................................................................... 2-14 225V, X-25............................................................................... 2-16 235V, X-35............................................................................... 2-18 245V, X-45............................................................................... 2-20 255V, X-55............................................................................... 2-22 X-Star ................................................................................ 2-24 280V, X-80.............................................................................. 2-26 Measurements........................................................................ 2-28 MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Page vii Table of Contents Electronic Instrumentation...................................................... 2-29 Controls Common to Most Models........................................... 2-30 Introduction........................................................................... 2-30 Manual and Automatic Bilge Pump Switch............................. 2-30 Blower Switch........................................................................ 2-30 Circuit Breakers...................................................................... 2-30 Dual Battery Operation Switch................................................2-31 Engine Emergency Safety Stop Switch....................................2-31 Horn. ..................................................................................2-31 Ignition Key Slot..................................................................... 2-32 Ignition START-STOP............................................................. 2-32 GPS and Chartplotter............................................................. 2-32 Navigation/Anchor Lights Switch........................................... 2-32 Performance Controls..............................................................2-33 Battery Charger.......................................................................2-33 Cruise Control Gauge...............................................................2-33 Engine Oil Pressure Gauge..................................................... 2-34 Engine Synchronizing Switch................................................. 2-34 Fuel Gauge..............................................................................2-35 Low Voltage Battery Alarm......................................................2-35 Other Alarms...........................................................................2-35 Shift Throttle Control..............................................................2-35 Speedometer......................................................................... 2-36 Tachometer............................................................................ 2-36 Temperature Gauge................................................................ 2-36 Voltmeter............................................................................... 2-36 Video Display Gauges...............................................................2-37 ProStar 190, ProStar 197, X-7, X-1............................................2-37 X-Star ................................................................................. 2-46 200V, X-2, 215V, X-15, 225V, X-25, 235V, X-35, 245V, X-45, 255V, X-55, ProStar 214, X-14, ProStar 214V, X-14V, 280, X-80............................................. 2-54 Sport Enhancement Controls.................................................. 2-62 Attitude Adjustment or Trim Tab Switch................................. 2-62 Ballast Empty/Fill Switches.................................................... 2-63 Mirrors ................................................................................. 2-63 Plug ‘n Play............................................................................ 2-63 Ski/Wakeboard Rope.............................................................. 2-64 Surf Tab Switch....................................................................... 2-64 Swim/Boarding Platforms...................................................... 2-65 Towers ................................................................................. 2-66 Convenience Controls...............................................................2-67 12-Volt Receptacle..................................................................2-67 Aft Light Switch......................................................................2-67
AM/FM Stereo, CD Player, Remote Control, iPod and MP3 Player Connections..........................................2-67 Courtesy Lights Switch............................................................2-67 Display Selector Switch...........................................................2-67 Engine Hatch Switch...............................................................2-67 Heater Switch........................................................................ 2-68 Instrument Panel Backlighting Switch.................................... 2-68 Refrigerator Switch................................................................ 2-68 Seat Heat Switches................................................................ 2-68 Shower and/or Slick Boot Switch............................................ 2-68 Sink Switch............................................................................ 2-68 Tower Lights Switch............................................................... 2-68 Underwater Lights Switch...................................................... 2-68 Wash Down Switch................................................................. 2-68 Comfort and Convenience....................................................... 2-69 Anchor ................................................................................. 2-69 Canvas Covers........................................................................ 2-69 Coolers ................................................................................. 2-69 Fire Suppression and Extinguishing.........................................2-70 Head. ..................................................................................2-70 Heater ..................................................................................2-71 Ladder ..................................................................................2-71 Lighting..................................................................................2-72 Refrigeration...........................................................................2-72 Seat Heaters...........................................................................2-73 Seating ..................................................................................2-73 Shower or Wash Down............................................................2-74 Tables ..................................................................................2-74 Preparation................................................................................3-1 Using Care When Fueling........................................................... 3-2 ILMORMARINE Engines........................................................... 3-2 What Type of Gasoline To Use................................................... 3-2 Using Oxygenated Fuels or Fuels with Alcohol...........................3-3 When the Boat Is Not Used for a While......................................3-3 Fuels Outside the U.S. and Canada............................................3-3 Safety Checks and Services....................................................... 3-4 Before Each Operation............................................................. 3-4 During Operation..................................................................... 3-4 After Operation........................................................................ 3-4 Using Lifting Slings................................................................... 4-2 Storage Cradle......................................................................... 4-2 Corrosion Prevention................................................................. 4-3 Galvanic Corrosion................................................................... 4-3 Salt Water Corrosion................................................................ 4-3 Marine Growth......................................................................... 4-3 Stainless Steel and Chrome...................................................... 4-3 Cleaning the Boat...................................................................... 4-4 Hull ................................................................................... 4-4 Carpet ................................................................................... 4-4 Teak Wood............................................................................... 4-4 Fiberglass Swim Platform......................................................... 4-5 Windshield............................................................................... 4-5 Canvas Covers.......................................................................... 4-6 Enclosed Head......................................................................... 4-7 Slick Boot................................................................................. 4-7 Upholstery............................................................................... 4-8 Additional Upholstery Cleaning Information............................. 4-8 Recommended Products.......................................................... 4-8 Non-Recommended Products.................................................. 4-8 MasterCraft Boat Care Products............................................... 4-9 All Purpose Cleaner.................................................................. 4-9 Boat Cleaner & Polish............................................................... 4-9 Vinyl Dressing.......................................................................... 4-9 Glass Cleaner............................................................................ 4-9 Bilge Cleaner............................................................................ 4-9 Hull Cleaner.............................................................................. 4-9 Spray Wax.............................................................................. 4-10 Boat Wash & Wax................................................................... 4-10 Microfiber Detailing Cloths..................................................... 4-10 Cleaning & Detailing Kit......................................................... 4-10 MasterCraft Maintenance Service...........................................4-11 Frequency and Scheduled Maintenance..................................4-11 New Boat Break-In..................................................................4-11 Before Each Use......................................................................4-11 After Each Use.........................................................................4-11 Quarterly (Every 50 Hours)......................................................4-11 Annually (Every 100 Hours)......................................................4-11 New Boat Break-In.................................................................... 3-5 First Hours of Operation........................................................... 3-5 After Break-In........................................................................... 3-5 Starting and Basic Operation.................................................... 3-6 Before Starting......................................................................... 3-6 Starting the Engine.................................................................. 3-6 Shifting Gears............................................................................3-7 Underway.................................................................................3-7 Stopping...................................................................................3-7 Operational Hints...................................................................... 3-8 Loading ................................................................................... 3-8 Emergencies............................................................................ 3-8 Courtesy................................................................................... 3-8 First Time Operation................................................................ 3-9 Basic Maneuvering................................................................... 3-9 High Speed Operation.............................................................. 3-9 Unusual Operating Conditions.................................................. 3-9 Docking and Tie-Up.................................................................. 3-9 Care and Maintenance............................................................... 4-1 Lifting the Boat......................................................................... 4-2 Using Lifting Eyes..................................................................... 4-2 MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Page viii Scheduled Maintenance.......................................................... 4-12 Before Each Use (Prior to Starting the Engine).......................... 4-12 Inspect Seacock Strainer....................................................... 4-12 Inspect Battery Connections & Hold-Downs.......................... 4-12 Inspect Throttle & Shift Cables...............................................4-13 Inspect Fuel System for Leaks................................................4-13 Inspect Exhaust System for Leaks......................................... 4-14 Before Each Use (After Starting the Engine) Check Battery is Fully Charged............................................... 4-14 Inspect the Propeller Shaft Log..............................................4-15 Inspect Fuel System for Leaks................................................4-15 Inspect Exhaust System for Leaks......................................... 4-16 After Each Use........................................................................ 4-16 General Cleaning and Storage............................................... 4-16 Inspections........................................................................... 4-16 Quarterly (Every 50 Hours)...................................................... 4-16 Check Safety Equipment....................................................... 4-16 Annually (Every 100 Hours).......................................................4-17 Annual Maintenance..............................................................4-17 Check Engine Mounts............................................................4-17 Check Propeller Shaft Coupling Alignment.............................4-17 Inspect Exhaust Flaps for Damage........................................ 4-18 Lubricate Steering System.................................................... 4-18 Lubricate Shift & Throttle System......................................... 4-18
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Ignition Key Slot (ProStar 190, Pro
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Engine Oil Pressure Gauge (All Mode
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together and in the same direction.
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point is displayed and flashing, wh
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ADD IMPORT will take any exported f
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ADJUST FUEL ALARM Also adjusted in
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BALLAST CONFIGURATION This is used
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X-Star (Standard) The instrumentati
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GPS Display-Soft Key Commands CRUIS
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Touch SAVE to save the rider and se
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Default Settings This screen provid
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HOME SCREEN 200V, X-2, 215V, X-15,
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DIGITAL GAUGE SCREEN (Normal View)
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The left button goes to the next sc
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DELETE RIDER INFORMATION NOTE: When
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Attitude Adjustment or Trim Tab Swi
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Here are a few additional things to
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Towers Many MasterCraft models are
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Heater Switch (Optional Installatio
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Head The following general informat
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Lighting Some models may be equippe
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Shower or Wash Down Many models off
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MasterCraft boats are equipped with
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The following checks and services a
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NOTE: If you are operating this boa
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Operational Hints MasterCraft urges
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Engines should always be operated w
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When the boat is hoisted from the w
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Hull When washing the boat, use a m
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Canvas Covers The material used in
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It is virtually impossible for cons
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MasterCraft Spray Wax MasterCraft S
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Scheduled Maintenance Before Each U
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Inspect the Exhaust System for Leak
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After Each Use General Cleaning and
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Inspect the Exhaust Flaps for Damag
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Storage or winter lay-up requires s
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Re-Activating the Boat After Storag
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The following chart will assist you
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Limited Warranty Statement 1. Discl
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5. Limitation of Liability. 5.1. Li
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Warranty Registration and Transfer
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Index 12-Volt Receptacle...........
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Mirrors............................
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