Heater Switch
(Optional Installation for All Models)
Among the accessory options available for your boat
is a heater function. The heater’s three-position switch
is turned up for ON (LOW), or turned down for ON
(HIGH). The center position is OFF. Warmed air from
an electrically powered heater box will be blown from
vents within the boat deck.
Instrument Panel
Gauge Backlighting Switch
(All models equipped with the Video Display Gauge System)
A three-position switch allows the operator to change the in-
strument panel backlighting for the gauges. Pressing the top of
the switch will cause the lights to brighten, and pressing down
will dim the lights.
Refrigerator Switch
(280, X-80 )
This switch will run the refrigerator when turned ON. The re-
frigerator runs o the boat’s electrical and battery system.
Therefore, care should be given to ensure that the battery is not
drained to such an extent that the voltmeter alarm sounds.
Seat Heat Switches
(Optional All Models for Driver’s Seat; Certain Mod-
els for Observer’s Seat)
A two-position switch allows heat to be turned ON for the
driver’s seat. In some models, an optional observer seat
heat switch is available and will be found on the deck be-
low the observer seat cushion. Note that this switch will
operate only when the ignition is in the ON position.
Shower and/or Slick Boot Switch
(Optional Installations on Most Models)
A single three-position switch mounted in an aft position stor-
age area controls the optional shower and optional Slick Boot
functions. The switch is marked for each. Turn the switch toward
the Shower marking to turn ON the shower. Return to center for
OFF. Turn to the other direction to turn ON the Slick Boot. Re-
turn to center for OFF. These instructions work whether the boat
is equipped with one (1) or both of the options, but will not be
found in boats that are not equipped with either option.
Sink Switch
(280 and X-80)
On the face plate panel adjacent to the sink is a two-position
switch. Turning the switch ON allows water to run through the
faucet into the sink. The water comes from a freshwater tank that
requires manual relling when the water has run out. Be sure to
turn OFF the switch after running water, and especially when the
freshwater tank has run dry.
Tower Lights Switch
(Optional Installation for All Models)
The location of the tower lights switch (where equipped)
varies by model and should be located by the operator.
In some instances, there
may be two (2) switch-
es. In all instances, the
lights operate by using
two-position switches,
one position for ON and
the other for OFF.
Underwater Lights
Switch
(All Models)
This switch is a two-position switch that activates the
courtesy lights within the boat as well as the underwa-
ter lights (where equipped), simultaneously. Turning the
switch upwards will turn the lights ON, and turning it
downwards will turn the lights OFF.
Also note that the underwater lights should never
be operated unless the boat is in the water. Even though
these are L.E.D. lights, they
generate some heat and re-
quire the cooling eect of
the water to avoid premature
burn-out of the bulb.
Wash Down Switch
(Optional Installation for all V Series, X-Star, including
Saltwater Series)
A water tank option within available models can
provide a fresh-water wash of the boat interior. The tank
will be eight (8) or twenty-
ve (25) gallons capacity, de-
pending on the boat model.
The two-position switch is
pressed up for ON and down
for OFF.
MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-68
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