2016 OWNERS MANUAL / 019
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
In all MasterCraft boats, the engine compartment is equipped with
an automatic fire suppression system. It has a manual override
(domestic boats only) that uses a clean agent canister, which is
housed in the engine compartment and is integrated with the fire
suppression system.
You are also required by law to have on board one (1) 2.5-pound, dry
chemical fire extinguisher rated for Type A, B and C fires. The dry
chemical fire extinguisher is standard equipment, which is automat-
ically included in your boat from the factory. Replacement units can
be ordered from MasterCraft.
If any of the fire suppression system canisters on board your boat
are discharged (whether a canister in an automatic system or a
portable fire extinguisher), then they must be replaced immediately.
If the automatic fire suppression system has been discharged, that
information will be indicated through the video display screen at the
helm. If the clean agent canister associated with the automatic fire
suppression system has been discharged, then you must contact
your authorized MasterCraft dealer to obtain a replacement for the
clean agent type of canister. If the dry chemical fire extinguisher
has been
IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE
Fire on-board is among the most serious of matters that boaters
can experience. Due to the close proximity of fuel tanks and a num-
ber of electrically operated items that can result in a spark or arc,
any and all fires on a boat should be a matter for immediate action.
While your MasterCraft boat is equipped with a fire suppression
system and fire extinguishers, it is important to make a quick and
calculated decision regarding any fires. If the extinguishing/sup-
pression materials do not quickly extinguish the fire, it may become
necessary to abandon ship. Make sure everyone on board has
a PFD and swims as quickly and as far as possible, up wind and
upstream, from the boat. If gasoline is released, it will float on top
of the water. It may spread out or move with the body of water’s
current.
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