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2014 Robalo Owner’s Manual
Robalo Boats, LLC
Nashville, GA
robalo.com
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SYSTEMS
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
Your Robalo boat has a 12 volt, direct current (DC) battery system.
Safety Precautions
Follow these precautions when working with or on electrical systems or
electrically powered equipment:
1. Shut off power supply before starting work.
2. Use insulated mats to prevent accidental grounding.
3. Make sure clothing is dry. Keep skin dry.
4. Remove all metal jewelry.
12 Volt DC Power
Batteries are the source of power for the 12 volt DC (direct current) elec-
trical system. The batteries are charged through the engine-driven al-
ternator. The voltmeter on the instrument panel in the dash shows the
battery charging rate when the engine is running.
The negative terminal of each battery is connected to the grounding
studs of the main engine(s). This type of negative ground system is the
approved system for marine DC electrical systems. If you add additional
equipment to your boat it must be adaptable to the negative ground sys-
tem.
NOTE: Power feeds for accessory equipment must NOT be taken
from the voltmeter terminals. A fuse block near the helm has
been provided with additional accessory hookups. Consult your
Robalo dealer for additional DC power needs on your boat.
CAUTION: When adding electrical equipment, be careful not to
overload the fuse block.
Note: The appropriate fuse or circuit breaker must be used. Consult
a qualifi ed technician for proper fuse size.
WARNING: Considerable care has been taken to design a
safe electrical system to protect you from hazardous shocks.
Always have a qualifi ed technician make any modifi cations to
the system.
DANGER: Do Not disconnect or reconnect battery cables if gas-
oline fumes are present!
Battery
Note: A dual battery system is standard equipment on some mod-
els.
The battery installed in your boat by your Robalo dealer supplies your
boat with DC current for lights, engine starting, and accessories. When
the engine is running, the alternator supplies the power needed to keep
the batteries charged. Lights and accessories draw power from the bat-
teries.
- OWNER’S/OPERATOR’S MANUAL 1
- Model Information 2
- ROBALO BOATS OWNER’S MANUAL 3
- HAZARD COMMUNICATION LABELS 5
- CHECK FOR WATER 6
- ON SEAL BEFORE OPENING 6
- SHORE POWER 8
- DISCHARGE OF OIL 9
- PROHIBITED 9
- 2014 Robalo Owner’s Manual 10
- Robalo Boats, LLC 10
- Nashville, GA 10
- INTRODUCTION 11
- CONSTRUCTION & STANDARDS 12
- Flotation Requirements 13
- Additional Requirements 14
- RESPONSIBILITIES 14
- Boat Owner 14
- LAWS AND REGULATIONS 15
- Boat Registration 15
- Safety Equipment 15
- Discharge of Oil 15
- OWNER’S LOGS AND RECORDS 16
- WARRANTY TRANSFER POLICY 16
- CUSTOMER SATISFACTION 17
- NEW BOAT AND PRE-DELIVER 17
- Boat Data Record 18
- FUEL USAGE CHART 19
- TRAVEL PLAN LOG 20
- BOATING SAFETY 21
- Safe Operation 22
- Swimming 22
- Safe Boating Courses 22
- Voluntary Inspections 23
- Rules of the Road 23
- Warning Markers 23
- Drugs and Alcohol 23
- SAFETY EQUIPMENT 24
- Fire Extinguishers 24
- Visual Distress Signals 24
- Sound Signaling Device 25
- RUNNING AND NAVIGATION LIGHTS 25
- SAFETY AFLOAT 25
- Man Overboard 26
- Collision 28
- Running Aground 28
- Hypothermia 28
- Navigational Aids Chart 30
- Fuel System 30
- WATER SPORTS 32
- WAKEBOARD TOWER AND HOLDERS 33
- Additional Equipment 33
- NAVIGATIONAL AIDS CH 35
- ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS 36
- Safety Precautions 36
- 12 Volt DC Power 36
- Battery Isolator System 37
- Battery Selector Switch 37
- Batteries and Twin Engines 38
- Batteries and Single Engine 40
- 120 or 220 Volt AC Power 41
- Shore Power 41
- Lighting 42
- Electrolysis and Zinc Anodes 42
- FUEL SYSTEM 43
- Fuel Recommendations 44
- FRESH WATER SYSTEM 44
- MARINE SANITATION DEVICES 45
- Overboard discharge 46
- Robalo 305 47
- Robalo 305 Cabin 48
- Robalo 300 49
- Robalo 265 “SF” 50
- Robalo 265 51
- Robalo 260 52
- Robalo 247 53
- Robalo 245 54
- Robalo 240 55
- Robalo 227 56
- Robalo 222 57
- Robalo 207 58
- COMPONENTS 59
- VHF Radio 60
- WINDLASS SYSTEM 60
- HYDRAULIC STEERING SYSTEM 60
- Power Steering Unit 60
- WATER HEATER 62
- REFRIGERATOR 62
- MICROWAVE OVEN 62
- BILGE PUMP 63
- DOCKING LIGHTS 63
- UNDERWATER LIGHTS 63
- STEREO SOUND SYSTEM 63
- AND DVD PLAYER 64
- GENERATOR 64
- AIR CONDITIONERS 65
- HIGH WATER ALARM 66
- FIRE EXTINGUISHERS 66
- TRANSOM SHOWER 66
- SUMP PUMP 66
- 6Y8-2819U-X2 67
- UNDERWAY 70
- LAUNCHING AND LOADING 71
- BOARDING YOUR BOAT 73
- Post-Fueling Procedures 75
- Preliminary Procedures 75
- Fueling Procedures 75
- OPERATING YOUR BOAT 75
- Starting the Engine 75
- Leaving the Dock 76
- Getting Up To Cruising Speed 76
- Trimming Your Boat 77
- Power Trim 77
- Drive Angle 77
- Trim Tabs 78
- Stopping Your Boat 79
- ANCHORING YOUR BOAT 80
- Dropping Anchor 80
- Weighing Anchor 81
- Docking Your Boat 81
- MOORING YOUR BOAT 81
- SHUTTING DOWN THE ENGINE 81
- Adding Oil 83
- Fuel Filter 84
- MONTHLY INSPECTION 84
- OUTBOARD DRIVE UNIT 84
- PROPELLERS 85
- Steering System 85
- Inspection 85
- Cleaning 85
- TROUBLESHOOTING 86
- PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUITION 87
- PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION 88
- INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CARE 91
- HULL BOTTOM MAINTENANCE 92
- BOTTOM PAINT (ANTI-FOULING) 92
- DECK HARDWARE AND FITTINGS 92
- Cleaning and Care 92
- WINDSHIELD AND PORTHOLE 93
- SEAT COVERINGS AND VINYL 93
- CANVAS (WEATHER COVERINGS) 94
- WINTERIZING AND STORAGE 95
- General Housekeeping 96
- SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS 96
- RECOMMISSIONING 97
- NAUTICAL GLOSSARY 98
- WARRANTY 105
- 111
- WIRING SCHEMATICS 12 112
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