Catalina Owner's Manual - Chris Craft
Catalina Owner's Manual - Chris Craft
Catalina Owner's Manual - Chris Craft
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Systems<br />
Windlass<br />
If equipped, the anchor windlass is located directly under the bow locker. The windlass gives you a<br />
mechanical means of raising and lowering the anchor.<br />
The anchor windlass is controlled by a switch located on the port side of the helm, The switch is a momentary<br />
type switch which means that there must be constant pressure applied to the switch to operate the<br />
anchor windlass. Power is controlled by a ON/OFF “WINDLASS” switch located on the dash switch and<br />
gauge panel. There is also a handle in the owners packet that can be used to raise and lower the anchor<br />
manually in case the power to the anchor windlass is lost. A safety lanyard secures the anchor when stowed<br />
and the boat is underway. Remove from chain before lowering the anchor. Replace when the anchor is in<br />
the stowed position.<br />
Figure 3-27. Anchor<br />
• Operating From the Helm<br />
– Push the windlass power switch to the ON position.<br />
– LOWERING – Pushing the top part of the control switch down will power the anchor windlass DOWN.<br />
Make certain that the safety lanyard is detached from the chain and is clear of any moving parts of the<br />
anchor windlass.<br />
– RAISING – Pushing the lower part of the control switch will power the anchor windlass UP. Once the<br />
anchor and rode is secure in the UP position attach the safety lanyard to the rode.<br />
• Operating The Windlass <strong>Manual</strong>ly<br />
– In the event that there is a loss of power to the windlass the anchor can be raised and/or lowered<br />
manually by using the emergency handle located in the owners packet.<br />
– If there is a loss of power to the windlass, check the “WINDLASS” circuit breaker located on the<br />
Breaker Panel located in the console. If the breaker is tripped, reset the breaker by pushing the lever<br />
up. If the breaker continues to trip, have the anchor windlass system checked by a qualified marine<br />
electrician.<br />
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