Seakeeper 1 Operation Manual (90520-1) 1-202-0001 to 1-233-0630
Maintenance
Maintenance Introduction
Reference Documents:
Link to Technical Library Documents
Due to remote start capabilities of MFDs, ENSURE power removed from Seakeeper and flywheel at zero RPM at display/MFD app before removing covers.
Hydraulic Hand Pump Kit is required for servicing the brake. Pressure should NOT be relieved unless this tool is available.
Maintenance
Seakeeper recommends a regular inspection interval and scheduled maintenance to keep the Seakeeper 1 running trouble-free.
If the Seakeeper is installed in a wet space, efforts should be made to keep the Seakeeper free of salt residue from either condensation or direct exposure to salt spray. If exposed, a regular wipe down with mild soap and water with a rinse will help limit corrosion and keep the Seakeeper assembly in good cosmetic condition. Refer to How to Care for Your Seakeeper article for details.
If any components of the Seakeeper or its sub-systems will be exposed to environmental temperatures where winterization is necessary for storage, reference How Do I Winterize My Seakeeper? article for details.
The Seakeeper comes standard with sealant and thread locker on applicable fasteners. When reinstalling all fasteners, use thread locker (Loctite 243 or equivalent) and sealant unless otherwise specified.
Recommended Scheduled Maintenance Table
This page contains the scheduled maintenance table organized by systems: Mechanical, Hydraulic, Cooling, and Electrical. Recommended scheduled maintenance is not covered under warranty.
- The Recommended Scheduled Maintenance should be performed by a SEAKEEPER trained factory technician or trained technician within the Seakeeper Dealer network. Find a local Dealer on our website at www.seakeeper.com/find-us/.
- A Seakeeper technician or Dealer is required to perform a brake service and to replace brake bushings or other brake components. This requires a complete flush, bleed, purge and pressurization of the closed hydraulic system.
- Scheduled Maintenance and the replacement of ‘wear’ items are not covered by the www.seakeeper.com/extended-warranty/recreation-warranty/.
| System / Component | Task | Interval | Parts / Special Tools |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mechanical / Corrosion | Inspect unit for severely corroded areas and clean and touch up with paint. See Service Bulletin 90026. | 12 Months or 1000 Hours | Awlgrip Paint P/N’s: Primer: S9001 Primer Converter: S3001 Top Coat, Snow White: F8063 Top Coat Converter: G3010 |
| Mechanical / Safety Latch | Seakeeper or Dealer inspect safety latch for wear, alarm will indicate when LIC exceeds 90,000 instances, found on Info Page of the Seakeeper Application. | Inspect at 12 Months or 1000 hours. Replace at 2000 hours or when LIC exceeds 90,000. | |
| Hydraulic / Brake Actuator | Inspect for leaks. | 12 Months or 1000 Hours | |
| Cooling / Hoses | Check for cracks or chafing. If damaged, replace hose. Fill cooling system and purge air. | 12 Months or 1000 Hours | Anti-freeze – 50/50 Ethylene Glycol mix. |
| Cooling / Seawater side | Inspect heat exchanger for signs of leaks. | 3 Months or 150 Hours | |
| Cooling / Seawater side | Fill with environmentally safe, marine anti-freeze during winter or periods of in-operation. | Winter | |
| Electrical / Connectors | Inspect all connectors for corrosion, replace if necessary. | 12 Months or 1000 Hours | |
| Electrical / Grounds | Inspect all ground points for corrosion, clean as necessary, and treat with corrosion inhibitor. | 12 Months or 1000 Hours | |
| Electrical / Cables | Check all cables and wire harness branches for cracks or chafing. Take special attention to gimbal shaft areas. | 12 Months or 1000 Hours | |
| Electrical / Motor Power | Check integrity of motor power and motor ground conductors. | 12 Months or 1000 Hours | |
| Hydraulic / Brake Bushings | Replace brake bushings | Inspect at 12 Months or 1000 Hours – Replace as needed or at 2000 Hours | |
| Cooling / System | Cooling system flush | 12 Months or 1000 Hours | Fill reservoir, antifreeze – 50/50 Ethylene Glycol mix |