Cantiere Del Pardo Grand Soleil 39, Owner'S Manual, Page: 47 / 132

Ed. 04/2012
GS 39 m.y. 2012
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CHAP. 11
WHEN SAILING
NB:
The engine cannot be used with the boat heeling sideways at an angle greater
than 20°. Make frequent checks on the low oil pressure alarm. If the engine
oil level is low, there is a greater likelihood of low oil pressure.
Always
Keep a constant check on instruments and alarms. Check the engine exhaust
for smoke. Frequently check the operation of the compass and the autopilot.
Every hour Inspect the engine compartment, check the bilges, listen for unusual
noises and check for the possible presence of smoke or fumes. Check
switchboards.
Every two hours
Check all cabins and compartments. Ensure that portholes
and hatches are shut. Check that anchor is firmly secured,
particularly if the sea is rough.
SET THE SAILS AND COURSE OF THE BOAT
APPROPRIATELY FOR SEA AND WIND
CONDITIONS TO ENSURE THE SAFETY AND
COMFORT OF ALL PERSONS ON BOARD
AND TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE BOAT
AND ITS FITTINGS AND SYSTEMS.
WARNING
THE STABILITY OF YOUR BOAT CAN BE
AFFECTED SUDDENLY BY UNEXPECTED
WAVES. REMIND YOUR PASSENGERS AND
CREW TO ALWAYS MOVE AROUND THE
BOAT CAREFULLY, TAKING A FIRM GRIP
ON HANDHOLDS.
WARNING
WHEN SAILING WITH THE ENGINE
RUNNING,
ENTER THE ENGINE
COMPARTMENT ONLY IF ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY. IF YOU HAVE TO ENTER THE
ENGINE COMPARTMENT, SET THE COURSE
OF THE BOAT APPROPRIATELY TO GIVE IT
THE MAXIMUM STABILITY.
WARNING