2015 Kawasaki Jet Ski Ultra 310X SE Owners Manual - Page 88

2015 Kawasaki Jet Ski Ultra 310X SE Manual

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jGENERAL INFORMATION 87 Bilge Systems This watercraft has a jet vacuum drainage system at the rear end of the engine compartment. This system utilizes the water jet for propulsion to drain the bilge in the engine compartment. This system only works when the engine is running on water. Drain Screws There are two drain screws in the stern to drain water accumulated in the engine compartment. Open them only when the craft is out of the water. NOTICE If the screws come loose the craft may flood or become swamped, with the possibility of sinking or severe engine damage. To prevent swamping, be sure the screws are securely tightened before launching. j NOTICE Check the bilge system is working at regular intervals according to the Periodic Maintenance Chart. Refer to the MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS chapter. Clear debris from the pump intakes. WARNING Damage to the hull may cause a leak and the capacity of the bilge pumping system is not designed to drain the hull in such instances. To avoid sinking the watercraft, immediately return to shore if the hull is damaged in any way. ○To drain any water remaining in the bilge, remove NOTE the drain screws in the stern when the craft is out of the water. A. Drain Screws

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GENERAL INFORMATION
87
j
Bilge Systems
This watercraft has a jet vacuum drainage system
at the rear end of the engine compartment.
This
system utilizes the water jet for propulsion to drain
the bilge in the engine compartment. This system
only works when the engine is running on water.
NOTICE
Check the bilge system is working at regu-
lar intervals according to the Periodic Main-
tenance Chart. Refer to the MAINTENANCE
AND ADJUSTMENTS chapter.
Clear debris
from the pump intakes.
WARNING
Damage to the hull may cause a leak and the
capacity of the bilge pumping system is not
designed to drain the hull in such instances.
To avoid sinking the watercraft, immediately
return to shore if the hull is damaged in any
way.
NOTE
To drain any water remaining in the bilge, remove
the drain screws in the stern when the craft is out
of the water.
Drain Screws
There are two drain screws in the stern to drain wa-
ter accumulated in the engine compartment. Open
them only when the craft is out of the water.
NOTICE
If the screws come loose the craft may flood
or become swamped, with the possibility of
sinking or severe engine damage. To prevent
swamping, be sure the screws are securely
tightened before launching.
A. Drain Screws