2017 OWNERS MANUAL / 228
Models
All. In addition to the standard mirror, an optional mirror featuring
dierent styling is also available. All mirrors function in the same
fashion.
Purpose
The mirror allows the boat operator to see behind the boat. While
this is very helpful, it is not a substitute for an observer. Whenever
there is a wake boarder or skier behind the boat, the operator must
also have an observer facing aft and alerting the operator when the
tow has been lost. There are specific hand signals for activities, and
this information is available via U.S. Coast Guard pamphlets and
website.
Location
Mirrors are mounted on the windshield extrusion (metal frame) in
the driver’s compartment.
Operation
The mirror requires no operational procedure. It is adjustable, mov-
able from port to starboard and back, up and down. Each operator
should adjust the mirror to his or her maximum aft sighting while
seated. (Boats are not to be operated with the driver in any location
but fully seated in the driver’s seat.)
HORN
Models
All
Purpose
The horn allows the boat operator to alert other boaters by way of a
well-known and loud sound.
Location
The horn is sounded by means of a button on the instrument panel
or driver’s armrest. It is a red button.
Special Attention
MasterCraft recommends boat owners and operators use
only MasterCraft installed mirrors. While there are a number of
mirrors available through marine retailers, the mirror provided by
MasterCraft was selected to maximize the range of vision for the
driver of MasterCraft boats. If it becomes necessary to replace a
mirror, use only MasterCraft mirrors.
Troubleshooting
If the mirror does not stay in place after it is adjusted to the driver’s
comfort, verify that the hardware holding the mirror in place is
secure. If the driver’s vision is obscured, be certain that the mirror
is clean. Fingerprints, sun tan oil and a host of other common
products found in boats can cause the mirror to become dirty and
negatively aect the driver’s vision when using the mirror. Clean
mirrors properly, as described in the Care and Maintenance section
of this Owner’s Manual.
Prior to operation of the boat, verify that the mirror hardware is
secure. Failure to do so may result in the mirror detaching from
the windshield extrusion. The mirror could hit the operator or a
passenger, resulting in injury.
Operation
Pressing the button emits a loud and recognizable noise.
Troubleshooting
If the horn does not sound, check the main circuit breaker panel
to see whether the circuit has tripped and needs to be reset. If the
circuit does not require resetting, there may be an issue elsewhere
in the system. Present the boat to an authorized MasterCraft dealer
for repair.
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