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tems. Items should always be stowed when the boat is underway to
avoid the potential for injury from items dislodged or moving around
as a result. Use only designated storage areas to stow items. Use
of any other space could result in damage to boat systems that is
not covered under warranty. Malfunctions of boat systems could
also aect control of the boat, which could result in injury or death.
Do not overfill storage areas. Do not try to force doors, cushions or
other methods of closure because it can result in damage that is
not covered by warranty. Pay attention to the total weight allowance
for your boat model and do not include items in storage that will
exceed that limit, even if such items will fit in the storage compart-
ment(s). Also note that balance is extremely important and the
combination of on-board gear and materials plus the combined
weight of persons on-board aects balance. Items and people
should be spread out in the boat to ensure safe maneuvering.
Special Attention
As noted in the Shower and Wash Down information, and in the
Storage and Winterization section of this Owner’s Manual, it is ex-
tremely important to ensure that there is no water in the freshwater
system, which includes the wet bar, during extended storage (at
least two weeks without use). Failure to drain the water can result
in foul odors, mildew and mold, or other damage that is not covered
under warranty.
Additional Special Attention
If other liquid beverages beyond water are poured down the sink,
flush with water to avoid the potential development of unpleasant
odors which can develop after the system has not be used for an
indeterminate amount of time.
Troubleshooting
If no water is forthcoming when the faucet is turned ON at the wet
bar, verify that there is still water in the freshwater tank. Also, verify
that the circuit has not tripped on the main circuit breaker board. If
there is water available and the electrical circuit is functional but the
system still does not work, have an authorized MasterCraft dealer
check the system (the pump is inaccessible to consumers). If the
sink does not drain, verify that there is no visible obstruction. If none
is evident, take the boat to an authorized MasterCraft dealer for
service. NEVER pour drain opener or any caustic substance down
the drain or otherwise try to open a clog. This can cause significant
damage to the system, which is not covered under warranty.
DO NOT pour any drain opener or caustic substance down the wet
bar drain. Do not use a plumber’s snake or other device to try to
open a malfunctioning drain. Any obstruction that is not clearly
visible must be removed by an authorized MasterCraft dealer only.
Any other attempt to open the drain will likely result in damage to
the system that is not covered under warranty.
STORAGE SPACE
Models
All
Purpose
Storage space is integrated into all models to allow onboard gear to
be stored safely while the boat is underway.
Location
Storage areas vary by model. See the Guide to Individual Models
section of this Owner’s Manual and also check with your authorized
MasterCraft dealer to verify the exact locations on your model.
Use only designated storage compartments for storage. Using any
other space could result in damage to boat equipment and product,
stored items and could potentially cause malfunction of boat sys-
Food items or anything that can create an odor should not be left
in storage compartments. Neither should anything that can leak be
left inside because these items could potentially damage the com-
partment, and this type of damage is not covered under warranty.
Storage compartments require periodic cleaning. See Care and
Maintenance in this Owner’s Manual for additional information.
LADDERS
Models
The X23, X26, X46, and XStar have a bow ladder available as an
option.
Purpose
Ladders allow for easier boarding of the boat from the body of water,
and should only be used when the boat engine is o. See Safety
section of this Owner’s Manual for additional details.
Location
The ladder is mounted to the bow of the boat.
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