Key West Boats 239DFS Manuale utente

CONGRATULATIONS on your decision to purchase one of the

most exciting boats in the industry. We at Key West Boats

believe in a simple philosophy: design a product with the

boater in mind, build it with the best materials using the

latest in manufacturing technology, and oer it at a price the

customer can aord. This philosophy has made Key West

Boats one of the leading manufacturers of quality boats today.

This manual is another example of Key West Boats’ commitment

to customer satisfaction. We have carefully prepared this

information to assist you in the proper care and operation of

your new boat. Although this manual is written for the ﬁrst-

time boater, we ask that even experienced boaters take the

time to read this manual and become familiar with its contents.

Since this manual is written to cover several like models in

our line, some areas may appear somewhat general in nature.

Some items in this manual are optional, may not be available

for your model or are available on Key West-packaged models

only. The illustrations are intended as only representative

reference views and may be a little dierent on your boat.

Along with this manual is information on major components

such as the engine, trolling motor, ﬁsh ﬁnder, etc. The suppliers

of these components provide their own care, operation and

warranty information. Be sure to read these manuals and

become familiar with them. We have made reference to the

manufacturer’s information where appropriate in this manual.

Thank you for choosing Key West Boats! With all the

boats on the market today we assure you that you have

made the right choice. We appreciate your business and

will make every eort for your continued satisfaction.

We hope you have many years of boating enjoyment with your Key

West Boat.

Table of Contents

1 Introduction ........................................... 1

Owner/Operator’s Responsibilities ............................ 1

Registration .................................................... 1

Insurance ....................................................... 1

Education ...................................................... 2

Boat Maintenance .......................................... 2

Environmental Responsibilities ......................... 2

Brieﬁng Passengers ........................................ 2

Courtesy ....................................................... 2

Storage ......................................................... 3

Important Numbers ................................................ 3

Hull Identiﬁcation Number (HIN)........................ 3

2 Safety .................................................. 4

Introduction .......................................................... 4

Required Safety Equipment..................................... 5

Personal Flotation Devices (PFD) ............................. 5

Recommended Equipment...................................... 6

Alcohol, Drugs, and Water Safety ............................. 6

Rules of the Road .................................................. 7

Minors.................................................................. 7

Passenger Safety................................................... 7

Water Skiing.......................................................... 7

Swimming............................................................. 8

Hazardous Weather ............................................... 9

Hazardous Conditions ............................................ 9

Accidents ............................................................. 9

Distress Signals.............................................. 9

Accident Reporting ........................................ 10

Giving Assistance .......................................... 10

Fire on Board................................................ 10

Capsizing ..................................................... 10

Towing and Being Towed................................ 10

3 Operational Hints ...................................11

Fueling the Boat ....................................................11

Filling the Tank...............................................11

Capacity .............................................................. 12

Boarding ............................................................. 12

Boat Weight Distribution................................. 12

4 Basic Operation .................................... 13

Introduction ......................................................... 13

Shift/Throttle ........................................................ 13

Safety Stop Switch and Lanyard.............................. 13

Steering ....................................................... 14

Getting Underway................................................. 14

Maneuvering........................................................ 15

Docking/Departure ............................................... 16

Docking Guidelines ....................................... 16

Leaving the Dock .......................................... 16

Trim/Propeller Selection......................................... 17

Trim ............................................................. 17

Propellers..................................................... 18

Anchoring............................................................ 19

5 System/Components............................. 20

Instrument/Switch Panels...................................... 20

Tachometer ................................................. 20

Speedometer............................................... 20

Fuel Gauge.................................................. 20

Water Pressure Gauge ................................... 21

Trim Gauge................................................... 21

Voltmeter ..................................................... 21

Electrical System .................................................. 21

Fuses........................................................... 21

Switches and Controls.......................................... 22

Lights (Navigation and Anchor) Switch............. 22

Bilge Switch................................................. 22

Aerator Switch ............................................. 22

Accessory Switch ......................................... 23

Ignition Switch ............................................. 23

Safety Stop Switch and Lanyard ..................... 23

Shift/Throttle................................................ 23

Fuel System................................................. 23

Bilge........................................................... 24

Lights.......................................................... 24

Aerated Live Well System .............................. 25

Depth Gauge ............................................... 25

Fishing Seats ............................................... 25

Bimini Top and Curtains................................. 26

6 Maintenance/Care .................................27

Gelcoat Care ............................................... 27

Stainless Steel Railings and Fittings................. 27

Fuel System................................................. 28

Plumbing System.......................................... 28

Live Well System .......................................... 28

Electrical System .......................................... 28

Hydraulic Steering ........................................ 29

Carpet and Vinyl Upholstery .......................... 29

Windshield .................................................. 30

Storage ....................................................... 30

7 Troubleshooting....................................32

8 Warranty and Service .............................35

Owner’s Responsibilities....................................... 35

Dealer’s Responsibilities ....................................... 35

Dealer Assistance......................................... 35

9 Glossary of Terms..................................40

10 QR Codes ............................................44

1 INTRODUCTION

Read this manual carefully before operating your boat. It will answer

most of your questions about your new Key West boat. Your dealer is an

excellent source of boating information and can help you with any additional

information you may need.

OWNEROPERATOR’S RESPONSIBILITIES

As the owner operator of a boat, you assume certain responsibilities each

time you take to the water. You are legally required to be in compliance with

all Federal, State, and local laws. In addition, you are responsible for the

safety of your passengers and other boaters on the water.

Registration

The U.S. Coast Guard requires that all power boats operated on the

navigable waters of the United States must be registered in the state of main

use, also many states require registration in that state whenever boating on

waters within their state boundary. In addition, the size, type, and location

of registration numbers displayed on the boat are regulated by the state.

Always contact your state boating authorities (and neighboring states) for

registration information on boats and trailers.

Insurance

Obtain insurance for your new boat as soon as possible. Loss by ﬁre, theft,

or other causes and liability protection against accidents is a must for

responsible boaters. Many states have laws detailing minimum insurance

needs. Talk to your insurance agent or your dealer for more information.

Education

This manual is not intended to provide a comprehensive education on

all aspects of boat operation. We strongly recommend that all operators

of this boat seek additional training on boat handling and safety. Many

states require operators under the age of 18 to be licensed in small boat

operation. Contact your state boating authorities or local U.S. Coast Guard

Auxiliary for information. The Boating Educational Hotline phone number is

800.336.2628.

Boat Maintenance

Proper maintenance is important to keep your boat in proper and safe

operating condition. Periodic maintenance is not only a condition of

the warranty, but will increase your boat’s resale value at trade-in time.

Maintenance guidelines are covered in the Maintenance/Care section

of this manual; be sure to implement a routine for periodic maintenance

including daily checks. Your dealer will assist you with products speciﬁcally

formulated for marine use.

Environmental Responsibilities

Boating is a great way to enjoy our beautiful waterways from a perspective

that many people do not have. Being on the water places not only a legal

responsibility on you for impacting the environment but also a moral

responsibility. Do not throw any trash from your boat while on the water.

Take along a trash bag or other container for your trash and properly

dispose of it when you return to shore. When ﬁlling your boat with fuel or

oil, clean up any spills to avoid pollution to the environment, whether its

land or water.

Brieﬁng Passengers

Before each outing, instruct at least one passenger in the proper operation

of the boat. It is also important to instruct all passengers in the location and

use of safety and other equipment. Emergency situations are not the time

to locate or learn how to use safety equipment.

Courtesy

Boaters are some of the most helpful and friendly people you will meet.

Boaters don’t pollute our land or water. Boaters respect others’ rights.

Know and use the rules of the water and be aware of the particular local

patterns on all waterways. Give ﬁshermen, sailors, and water skiers plenty

of room. Slow to no-wake speed when trac is heavy. You are responsible

for spotting and avoiding swimmers, divers, and slower moving crafts.

You are also responsible for any damage caused by your wake, so slow to

no-wake speed in harbors, marinas, canals, etc. Look for personal water

vehicles; they have the same rights and responsibilities as you.

Contact your dealer, local authorities or U.S. Coast Guard for information

Storage

Your boat must be properly stored during the o season to prevent damage

to the prevent weathering and deterioration of the carpet, upholstery

and instruments. The interior of your boat should be protected from the

elements to prevent weathering and deterioration of upholstery and

instruments. A few hours of careful preparation will save both time and

money next season. Talk to your dealer about supplies or services.

IMPORTANT NUMBERS

The identiﬁcation numbers of the hull, engine, trailer, and equipment are

important. Record serial, model, and registration numbers immediately for

future reference.

Keep a copy of these numbers stored in a safe place o the boat. In case

of theft, damage, etc., report these numbers to the local authorities, your

insurance agent, and your dealer.

Hull Identiﬁcation Number (HIN)

The HIN is attached to the hull and is located at the top, outside, starboard

corner of the transom. The HIN must be clearly visible and may not be

removed, altered, or tampered with in any way.

2 SAFETY

INTRODUCTION

Safety aﬂoat is the concern of all who enjoy water sports. An injury

or accident will ruin any outing on the water. Always obey all laws and

regulations. Follow the guidelines in this section, and throughout the

manual, for safe, enjoyable boating pleasure. Safety aﬂoat begins with you.

Regulations vary from federal and local waters and from state to state; learn

and obey the proper regulations. This is especially important for boundary

waters between states. This section covers general safety related boating

information. Throughout this manual speciﬁc precautions and one of the

following symbols:

▲DANGER ▲

Will appear above hazardous or unsafe practices

information which WILL cause SEVERE injury, death, or

substantial property damage if the warning is ignored.

☐WARNING ☐

Will appear above hazardous or unsafe practices

information which CAN cause SEVERE injury, death, or

substantial property damage if the warning is ignored.

♦CAUTION ♦

Will appear above hazardous or unsafe practices

information which CAN cause SEVERE injury, death, or

substantial property damage if the warning is ignored.

●NOTE ●

Will appear above installation, operation, or maintenance

information which is important but not hazard-related.

REQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT

To comply with U.S. Coast Guard requirements your boat should be

equipped with the following:

• An approved type B ﬁre extinguisher

• Proper inland lighting for operation after sunset

In addition, you must supply one Personal Flotation Device (PFD) for each

person on board or water skiing as well as one throwable type IV PFD; and

with boats 16 feet and over, an approved sound warning device. Whenever

going on an outing, verify that safety equipment is aboard and ready to use.

PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES PFD

PFDs are intended to help you save your own life; you and your passengers

should wear a PFD whenever boating. It is especially important that children

or non-swimmers wear a PFD at all times. Make certain you know how

to use PFDs. Try it on and make adjustments for a comfortable ﬁt. Show

children how to properly put on a PFD. There are three types of acceptable

PFDs to wear and one type used for throwing in emergency situations.

●NOTE ●

Special PFDs are available for skiing and other

watersports, These PFDs are constructed with materials

suitable for high impact falls into the water.

Type 1, Life Preservers, has

more than 20lbs of buoyancy and

will turn an unconscious person

slightly backward or vertical in the

water. This type is good for non-

swimming adults and when far from

shore.

Type II, Buoyant Vests; has more

than 15.5 lbs. of buoyancy and will

turn an unconscious person slightly

backward or vertical in the water. A

type II PFD is more comfortable to

wear than a type I and is good for

children.

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