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Section 5 - Water & Waste System
320 Outrage-Owner ’s Manual
FULL
FULL
OVERBOARD
DISCHARGE
Tank level light
25A Breaker
(for overboard
discharge)
Key
switch
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS:
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) stan-
dards state that in freshwater lakes, reservoirs, im-
poundments whose inlets or outlets are such as to
prevent the ingress or egress by vessel traffic subject
to this regulation, or in rivers not capable of naviga-
tion by interstate traffic subject to this regulation.
Marine sanitation certified by the United States Coast
Guard (U.S.C.G.) installed on vessels shall be de-
signed and operated to prevent the overboard dis-
charge of sewage, treated or untreated or any other
waste derived from sewage. The EPA standards fur-
ther state that this shall not be construed to prohibit
the carriage of Coast Guard certified flow through
treatment devices which have been secured so as to
prevent such discharges. They also state that the
waters where a Coast Guard certified marine sanita-
tion device permitting discharge is allowed include:
Coastal waters, Estuaries, The Great Lakes and In-
tercoastal waterways, Freshwater lakes and Impound-
ments accessible through locks and other flowing wa-
ters that are navigable interstate by vessels subject
to this regulation. (40CFR 140.3)
Standard Waste Panel
Optional Waste Panel
Tank level light
MACERATOR
The 320 Outrage waste system also incorporates the
use of a macerator. The macerator pump draws solid
and liquid waste from the holding tank of the unit
and processes it prior to discharging it overboard
through a lockable seacock. The pump is designed
to handle waste, toilet tissue and facial tissue and
will not pump solid objects. There are bodies of
water where discharge of raw sewage is prohib-
ited. Keep seacock lock engaged when in waters
where discharge is not permitted. The dockside
facility will have a connection to fit your boat. It is
important that you close your macerator discharge
seacock on the 320 Outrage prior to using the
Push button/Switch
(for vacuum pump)
MACERATOR OPERATION:
The macerator key switch panel is located on the
lower section of the electrical panel. The key switch
controls the macerator pump. The overboard dis-
charge seacock must be in the OPEN position prior
to operation. The key must be turned and held for
the macerator to operate properly.
MAINTENANCE:
After long periods of non-use, the macerator pump
may not turn freely. Regular use of the system will
reduce the chances of this occuring. If the system
does require maintenance contact your nearest dealer
for more information. Because your waste system is
a low water use device, there is special paper that
must be used to prevent clogs. The manufacturer has
provided information regarding the type of paper that
must be used. NEVER use residential tissue paper
in your marine waste system.
Push button/
Switch
(for vacuum
pump)
shoreside discharge function.
Contact your dealer or Coast Guard station for infor-
mation on overboard discharge and its penalties.
