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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - 

2012 ow n e r ’s m a n ua l

Page 2

Check Ballast Pump Impeller ...  Inspect Complete Fuel System for Leakage ...

Page 3

Seat Heaters For real comfort, some models oer a seat heater option, which will be for the driver’s seat, and sometimes in the observer’s seat. It i

Page 4

Shower or Wash Down Many models oer a shower or wash down option. The switches are marked for each and may also include the underwater lights, where

Page 5

Preparation

Page 6

MasterCraft boats are equipped with a highly innovative fuel system. This system is designed to provide years of trouble-free service. Some of the l

Page 7

Poor quality or old fuels can cause problems such as loss of performance, rough idling, hard starting and hesitation. If the engine experiences any

Page 8 - Contents

The following checks and services are essential to safe boating and must be performed. Get in the habit of performing these checks in the same order

Page 9

Therstfty(50)hoursofoperationarethemostimportantfortheboat.Properbreak-inwillensuremaximumperformanceandthelongestpos-sible p

Page 10

NOTE: If you are operating this boat for the rst time, you must follow the engine and drive train break-in procedures as described in the previous

Page 11

Underway If the oil pressure gauge indicates low or no oil pressure, immediately stop the boat as outlined below and check the oil level. If the temp

Page 12 - Safety Knowledge

MasterCrafturgesallwhowillbeoperatingtheboattoseekcertiedinstructionfromthelo-cal boating authorities. This section is designed to p

Page 13 - General Precautions

MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Page x

Page 14 - Required Equipment

First Time Operation Whentakingtothewaterforthersttime,youmustkeepinmindafewgeneralguidelines:• Practice makes perfect! Start in c

Page 15 - X-14 direct drive)

Engines should always be operated within engine manufacturer guidelines. Failure to do so may cause significant damage to the engine and drive train a

Page 16

Care and Maintenance

Page 17 - Recommended Equipment

When the boat is hoisted from the water, proper use of the stern eyes or a sling system is required for all MasterCraft models. Though stern eyes a

Page 18 - Safety Afloat

Marine GrowthIf accelerated marine growth is a problem in the area in which the boat will generally be operated, an anti-fouling bottom paint may be n

Page 19 - Float Plan

Periodic cleaning is the best way to keep your boat looking like new. Regular washing and waxing keep dirt and build-up from deteriorating the nish

Page 20 - Nautical Charts

For the inlay, note: • Inlays do not require oiling or special sealants. • Inlays can be maintained by pressure washing. • Do NOT plac

Page 21 - Inflatable Life Rafts

Canvas Covers The material used in constructing Bimini tops and boat covers is made from 100 percent solu-tion-dyed polyester ber with a urethane co

Page 22 - Law Enforcement

Enclosed Head An option on some models is the enclosed, portable head. This convenience should be emptied on-shore within an acceptable holding ta

Page 23 - Approach

It is virtually impossible for consumers to avoid these micro-organisms as they exist in the atmo-sphere, which are more prevalent in high-humidity

Page 24

Safety Knowledge

Page 25 - Open Water

At MasterCraft we have made every eort to produce the most environmentally friendly products available for our boat care line. We under-stand that

Page 26

MasterCraft Spray Wax MasterCraft Spray Wax is a simple way to give your marine craft that showroom shine while gaining the important UV protection t

Page 27

Frequency and Scheduled Maintenance Proper care, maintenance and adjustment will contribute to the peak performance of the Mas-terCraft boat, whi

Page 28 - Guide to Individual Models

ScheduledMaintenanceBefore Each Use (Prior to Starting the Engine) ReviewtheSafety Checks and Services section of this Owner’s Manual. There are im

Page 29 - ProStar 190

Battery electrolyte fluid is dangerous. It con-tains sulfuric acid, which is poisonous, corro-sive and caustic. If electrolyte fluid is spilled or pla

Page 30

Inspect the Exhaust System for LeaksThis function should be performed prior to starting the engine; and then again after about three (3)-to-ve (5) mi

Page 31 - ProStar 197

Inspect the Exhaust System for LeaksThis function should be performed after about three (3)-to-ve (5) minutes to determine whether any leaks are appa

Page 32

After Each UseGeneral Cleaning and Storage RefertotheCorrosion Prevention and Cleaning the Boat sections of this Owner’s Manual. After each outing

Page 33 - ProStar 214

Annually(Every One Hundred [100] Hours) MasterCraft recommends that your annual—or one hundred (100) hour—maintenance requirements be per-formed by a

Page 34

Inspect the Exhaust Flaps for DamageStep 1: Ensure theengine isOFF and disconnect the engine safetystarting switch. Be sure that the throt

Page 35 - ProStar 214V

Safety Your safety, as well as the safety of others with and around you, is a direct result of how you operate and maintain your boat. You—and anyone

Page 36

Inspect the Complete Fuel System for LeakageAlthoughtheboatengineissimilartoanautomobileengine,theenginecompartmentdierssubstantial

Page 37

The following procedures will help avoid most potential types of damage during storage for a period not to exceed five (5) months!Because of the com

Page 38

that has occurred or remove water from the fuel tank or otherwise eliminate anyproblemsthathaveoccurredduetofailuretoproperlypreparethefue

Page 39

Ballast SystemPreparationsStep 1: Attach a hose to the starboard side ballast hose that comes out of the deck at the rear seat.Step 2: Placetheot

Page 40

 Propellerdamageiscausedbystrikingsolidobjects.Ifthepropel-ler is not rotating at the time it strikes a solid object, the damage is usually

Page 41

ThefollowingchartwillassistyouinndingandcorrectingminormechanicalandelectricalproblemswithyourMasterCraftboat.Enginemanuals

Page 42

Limited Warranty Statement

Page 43

1. Disclaimer and Limitation of Implied Warranties. THE EXPRESS LIMITED WARRAN-TY SET FORTH HEREIN IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES AND REPRESENTA-

Page 44

2.5. Warranty Period. All express warranties are for the time period set forth in this Section 2, unless a longer warranty period is required by a

Page 45

5. Limitation of Liability.5.1. Liability Limitation: Exclusion of Conse-quential Damages. This Limited Warranty is for the benet of the owner and

Page 46

Safety Equipment Federal law requires certain safety equipment to be on-board your boat at all times. Responsible boaters carry additional equipment

Page 47

7. Warranty Claims. In order to maintain warranty service under this Limited War-ranty, the owner must return the defective boat or component part to

Page 48

Warranty Registration and Transfer For the rst purchase of a specic MasterCraft boat, the boat must be registered. You should be aware that under f

Page 49

As Needed Date Date Date Date Replace raw water impeller Replace ballast impeller(s) Add/changeoillter Every 50 Hours Date Date

Page 50

IndexMasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Index • Page 5-812-Volt Receptacle ...

Page 51

MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Index • Page 5-9Engine Emergency Safety Stop Switch ...2-31Engine Hatch Sw

Page 52

MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Index • Page 5-10Mirrors ...

Page 53

MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Index • Page 5-11Surf Tab Switch ...

Page 54

Consumers who choose to purchase re control equipment from resources other than MasterCraft must follow the instructions and requirements as listed

Page 55 - Measurements

PFD Accessibility• Wearable PFDs must be readily accessible in the boat.• It should be possible to put on the PFDs within a reasonable amount

Page 56 - Electronic Instrumentation

Registration, Numbering and Documentation Although it might not be immediately obvious as to how this relates to boating safety, in fact it can be

Page 57 - Controls Common

Safety Afloat The cause of many boating accidents is often the operator’s failure to follow basic safety rules or written precautions. Many ac-cident

Page 58 - Dual Battery Operation Switch

Warning Plates and Labels Read and note ALL warning plates and labels from bow to stern, including those that are installed inside the engine compart

Page 59

Congratulations on your boating choice! MasterCraft is the recognized world leader for inboard boats today and has been for over forty (40) years. The

Page 60 - Controls

Nautical Charts Nautical charts are especially important to boaters plan-ning trips, particularly on open waters. These charts show the nature and sh

Page 61 - Engine Synchronizing Switch

Staying Afloat It is commonly believed that someone dressed in heavy clothing or waders will experience consid-erably more diculty staying aoat if

Page 62 - Shift/Throttle Control

Anchoring Anchoring is done for two principal reasons: rst, to stop for shing, swimming, lunch or an overnight stay, and secondly, to keep a boat f

Page 63 - Voltmeter

This Owner’s Manual has been developed to help ensure an enjoyable experience as you boat, wakeboard and ski with a fabulous MasterCraft boat. As st

Page 64 - Additional Functionality:

Care should also be taken to avoid interfering with the boat operator’s line of sight when the boat is underway. This ap-plies particularly to indi

Page 65 - 280, X-80

Just as there are rules that apply when driving a vehicle on the street, there are waterway rules that apply when you are driving a boat on the wate

Page 66 - Quicklist Screen

Overtaking If you are passing another vessel, you are the give-way vessel. This means that the other vessel is expected to maintain its course and sp

Page 67 - DIGITAL DATA SCREEN

MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Safety Knowledge • Page 1-16

Page 68 - SET-UP SCREENS

Guide to Individual Models

Page 69

ProStar 190MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-2

Page 70

Throughout this manual the terms “Danger,” “Warning,” and “Caution” appear, alerting the boat owner and/or operator to dangerous or potentially danger

Page 71 - ALARMS AND WARNINGS

Bow lightBow cleatStereo CD Player(inside glove box,where equipped)Sirius Satellite Radio(where equipped)Glove boxBattery(located in void beneath obse

Page 72

ProStar 197X-7MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-4

Page 73 - Quick Access Keys

Boats may also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Bow lightBow cleatStereo CD Player(insid

Page 74 - Center Display Screen

ProStar 214X-14MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-6

Page 75 - GPS Display

Boats may also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Bow lightBow ller cushion(where equippe

Page 76 - Stereo Display

ProStar 214VX-14VMasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-8

Page 77 - User Settings

Boats may also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Bow lightBow ller cushion(where equippe

Page 78 - System Settings

MasterCraftX-1MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-10

Page 79

Boats are also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Storage space is located:Under observer’

Page 80 - General Troubleshooting Guide

200VX-2MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-12

Page 81 - X-14, ProStar 214V, X-14V

Carbon monoxide is a colorless, tasteless, odorless and poisonous gas that accumulates rapidly and can cause serious injury or death. Expo-sure to car

Page 82 - MEDIA SCREEN

Boats may also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Bow cleatBow ller cushion(where equippe

Page 83

215VX-15MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-14

Page 84 - CRUISE OFF SCREEN

Bow lightBow cleatBow ller cushion(where equipped)iPod interface(where equipped)Stereo CD Player(inside glove boxwhere equipped)Sirius Satellite Radi

Page 85 - QUICK LIST SCREEN

225VX-25MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-16

Page 86 - RIDER IMPORT MODE

Boats may also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Bow cleatBow ller cushion(where equippe

Page 87 - VIEWING VIDEO INPUTS

235VX-35MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-18

Page 88

Boats may also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Bow cleatBow ller cushion(where equippe

Page 89 - Enhancement

245VX-45MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-20

Page 90 - Plug ’n Play

Boats may also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Bow cleatBow ller cushion(where equippe

Page 91 - Surf Tab Switch

255VX-55MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-22

Page 92 - Swim/Boarding Platforms

When boats are in motion, operators and passengers should always be seated on upholstered designated occupant seating. No other ar-eas should be used

Page 93

Boats may also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Storage space is located:Under observer’

Page 94 - Convenience

X-StarMasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-24

Page 95

Boats are also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Bow cleatBow ller cushion(where equippe

Page 96 - Comfort and

280X-80MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Guide to Individual Models • Page 2-26

Page 97

Boats may also be equipped with towers, which may include stereo speakers, lights and/or tower-mounted mirror.Bow cleatBow ller cushion(where equippe

Page 98

ProStar 190Length of Boat ... 19’8”Width Amidship ... 91”Boat Weight ...

Page 99 - Refrigeration

Electronic Instrumentation

Page 100 - Seat Heaters

Proper control of MasterCraft boats extends beyond the steering wheel. Each boat is equipped with multiple gauges that provide information to guide

Page 101 - Stereo Equipment

Engine Emergency Safety Stop Switch(All Models) The engine emergency safety stop switch, which is attached to the lanyard, is an ignition cut

Page 102 - Preparation

Ignition Key Slot(ProStar 190, ProStar 197, X-7, X-1) MasterCraft boats come equipped with an ignition key, which must be in-serted in the ignition

Page 103 - When Fueling

Convertible seat backs should always be in the forward-facing po-sition when the boat is underway. Anyone seated facing aft could become dislodged whe

Page 104 - When the Boat Is Not Used

This section discusses the performance controls. On some models, information is provided via traditional gauges and switches. On many models, howeve

Page 105 - Safety Checks

Engine Oil Pressure Gauge(All Models)Theengineoilpressuregaugeindicatesthe pressure of the lubricating oil insidethe engine. The av

Page 106 - Break-In

Fuel Gauge(All Models)Fuelgaugereadingsareonlyapproximate.Thisgaugeisacti-vatedwiththeignitionswitch.Therockingmotionoftheboatd

Page 107 - Operation

togetherandinthesamedirection.Doingotherwisecandamagethesystem. Thenextmiddleleveristheportenginethrottle,whichallowstheboatt

Page 108 - Shifting Gears

The video display gauges are programmed to perform multiple scans, read-outs and readings for the operator. Because they are more complex than a sin

Page 109 - Operational

Diagnostic Procedure• ScrolltotheTachometerdis-play.• Holdtheexternaldisplaybut-ton down for three (3) sec-onds, the system will enter thed

Page 110 - High Speed Operation

Use the UP and DOWN arrow buttons to navigate to the secondary screens from the main screens.Quicklist Screen TheQuicklistscreendisplaysthecurre

Page 111 - Docking and Tie-Up

ADDSAVECURRENTwillcreateariderthatusesallthecurrentboatset-tings. The boat settings can be ballast levels, trim settings, and speed

Page 112 - Care and Maintenance

TheDigitalDataScreendisplayssevendierentparameters.Youcanchoose what is displayed except for the main depth chart. To make changes,pressE

Page 113 - Lifting

SPEEDOMETER CALIBRATION Press the ENTER button, thenuse the UP and DOWN buttons to change the speed. This must be donewhileusingaGPSorrada

Page 114 - Prevention

MasterCraft 2012 Owners Manual • Page vi

Page 115 - Cleaning

GAUGE DIAGNOSTICS Will put the system into an auto-matic gauge sweep test mode. Press theENTERbuttontoactivate.PresstheHOMEbuttontoexit.ACT

Page 116 - Windshield

BALLAST CONFIGURATION This is used to set the ll andempty times for the Jabsco ballast pumps. They can be adjusted bypressingtheENTE

Page 117 - Canvas Covers

Oil LevelisawarningreceivedfromtheengineECM.SeeEn-gineOilPressureGaugeintheInstrumentsandGaugessectionofthisOwner’sManual. S

Page 118 - Upholstery

X-Star(Standard) The instrumentation system for the X-Star features three dis-plays that are multi-functional tools providing GPS tracking, multi-med

Page 119 - Non-Recommended Products

Controller Description DOWN or Decrease: touch this to decrease the value displayed. Note: Depending on which screen is displayed, t

Page 120 - Products

GPS Display–Soft Key CommandsCRUISE ON/OFF initiates cruise control or turns cruise o. While cruise is engaged the following soft keys are availabl

Page 121 - MasterCraft Spray Wax

Rider Proles The Rider Proles screen can be accessed by pressing the Quick Access Key on either the Center Display or the Touchscreen. Thi

Page 122 - Maintenance

Touch SAVE to save the rider and settings created. The composite prole can be displayed on the Center Display. If SAVE is not touched, all changes

Page 123 - Scheduled

+Up/Increase or -Down/Decrease increases or decreases values with-in a eld.ENTER saves the current values and exists.Auto Backlight This setting ena

Page 124 - Interference

Default Settings This screen provides various elds for adjusting the values for bal-last and the smart plate. The Smart plate Crossover point also d

Page 125 - Before Each Use

Welcome Aboard ... iDangers, Warnings and Cautions ...

Page 126 - Shaft Log for Water

Track Manager It is possible to set up multiple tracks for displaying on the GPS map. The Track Manager allows the operator to select tracks to “sh

Page 127 - Quarterly

HOME SCREEN Controller Description Touch this to go to the CRUISE screen. Touch this to go to the QUICK LIST screen.

Page 128 - Annual Maintenance

ADDITIONAL MEDIA SCREEN CONTROLS Controller Mode Response    CD/MP3or Startsplaybackfromthe USB/iPodMode beginning of the c

Page 129

 Ineachquadrantofthescreenisameasurement:upperleftistheremaining fuel in approximate percentage; the upper right is the am-bientairte

Page 130

Displays the ballast tank levels in animation. Displays the pitch of the boat in degrees. Touch to go to the HOME screen. Tou

Page 131 - Winterization

Touch to go to the DELETE RIDER screen. EDIT RIDER SCREEN Controller Description Touch to scroll right or left to select th

Page 132 - Preparations

Touch to import rider data. Touch to exit without importing. NOTE: The preferred settings for each rider may be shared from boat to

Page 133 - After Storage

DELETE RIDER INFORMATIONController Description TouchtoscrollUPorDOWN. Touch to delete all information at this setting. Touch t

Page 134 - Propeller

 Afterabriefdelay,thefull-screenvideocontentisdisplayed: Touch any spot on the screen to bring up user controls along the bottom of the vid

Page 135 - Troubleshooting

Attitude Adjustment or Trim Tab Switch(All V-Series, including X-Series) MasterCraft utilizes Lenco attitude adjustment plate kits on several mod

Page 136 - Limited Warranty Statement

AM/FM Stereo, CD Player, Remote Control, ... Courtesy Lights Swi

Page 137 - Statement

Ballast Empty/Fill Switches (On Ballast-equipped Models Only) On boat models equipped with a bal-last system, a separate three-position switch w

Page 138

Here are a few additional things to know about Plug ’n Play:1. To install the bags, you will need to remove the plugs that will come with all the p

Page 139

Swim/Boarding Platforms One of the most attractive aspects of all MasterCraft boats are the swim platforms attached to the transom of the boats. Whet

Page 140

Towers Many MasterCraft models are now equipped with a tow-er, whether as part of a standard package or as an optional addition. Again, MasterCraft s

Page 141 - Registration

Aft Light Switch (Models Equipped with Optional Tower Lights) The location of the aft light switch (where equipped) will vary by model and should be

Page 142 - Service Log

Heater Switch(Optional Installation for All Models) Among the accessory options available for your boat is a heater function. The heater’s three-po

Page 143

MasterCraft oers signicant standard and optional items to make the boating experience more enjoyable. Some of these items come with their o

Page 144

Fire Suppression and Extinguishing All MasterCraft V-drives are equipped with an automatic re suppression sys-tem. The automatic system operates fro

Page 145

In using the toilet:Step 1: Before each use, with the seat lid closed, pull the ush handle to open the slide valve, then push to close. This reli

Page 146

Lighting Some models may be equipped with incan-descent bulbs in the head, storage areas or in some instances in the forward and aft-fa

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