Clean, if necessary.
CAUTIONCarbon deposits, marine growths and fouling may affect the engine regular operation, causing performance degradation and serious damages.
| Component | Maintenance | Notes and precautions |
| Exhausts | Periodical check (as necessary, according to the floating area) | Check the underwater exhaust terminal cleanliness conditions periodically. Clean, if necessary. CAUTIONCarbon deposits, marine growths and fouling may affect the engine regular operation, causing performance degradation and serious damages. |
At least once every 3 months, tighten the bolts of the exhaust raisers.
CAUTIONTemperature sensors are installed on both engine exhausts; warning lights are visible on the engine control panels on the helm station and, when illuminated, indicate that the temperature inside the exhausts is too high.
DANGERCarbon Monoxide poisoning hazard
Ensure that the engine exhaust system operates correctly. Carbon monoxide is extremely toxic.
The exhaust system removes the combustion gas created by the engine and allows the correct ventilation of the stern.
Inspect the system tightness on a frequent basis. Leaks may permit carbon monoxide exposure.