Route wires out of the way and secure them to the bulkhead to avoid pulling. 3. Using butt connectors sized for 16-gauge wire, splice fuse holder into positive lead (brown) between the battery and switch. Position fuse holder in a location that is easily accessible for changing fuses. IMPORTANT: Use fuses of the proper amperage (See Specification Chart at top of sheet). WARNING: FAILURE TO PROPERLY FUSE AND MAKE THE APPROPRIATE WATERPROOF CONNECTIONS WILL VOID THE PRODUCT WARRANTY. 4. Install a

Any expenses involved in the removal, reinstallation or transportation of the product are not covered by this warranty. The product must be returned to Attwood’s plant at the address above, postage prepaid, and insured with proof of original purchase including date. If Attwood is unable to replace the product and repair is not commercially practical or cannot be timely made, or if the original consumer purchaser is willing to accept a refund in lieu of repair or replacement, Attwood may refund t

1. Make sure the hull thickness is at least 1/2" thick. If not, place a block of 1/2" marine plywood (slightly larger than pump base) in the lowest part of the bilge. Be sure that the pump cover can be removed for cleaning in this position. Glue the plywood to the hull with a waterproof adhesive (epoxy, silicone adhesive, or fiberglass resin). See Figure 1. Figure 1 Float End Pump Outlet Transom Of Pump Pointing To Transom Toward Bow Level Parallel To 1/2" Thick Bottom Of Boat Mounting Block 2.

See or Product Catalog for details. CAUTION: Read all instructions carefully before installing and using this product. This pump is sealed and, therefore, submersible. However, the electrical wire connections must not be submerged. For extra protection, coat the butt joints and adjacent wire ends liberally with liquid electrical tape such as MDR® or Starbrite®. Specifications ABYC Specifications ISO Specifications 13.6-volts DC 12.0-volts DC (GPH=Gallons Per Hour) (LPH=Liters Per Hour) 0 ft. 3.3