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Grand Soleil 45’

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Components location

Air heater

Air inlet grille in the port aft cabin

(always completely open)

Hot air outlet grille in the dinette

(always completely open)

Hot air outlet adjustable grille

Temperature control and adjusting

device

Silencer

Fuel tank

Fuel supply valve

Fuel circulation pipes
(delivery and return to the fuel tank)

10.

Fuel circulation pump and filter

11.

Burner fuel supply pump

12.

Burner fuel supply pipe

13.

Combustion air suction (from the peak)

14.

Burner combustion exhaust scupper
(hull side)

15.

Remote control for the fuel supply valve
(beside the engine control)

Summary of Contents for Grand Soleil 45'

Page 1: ...Grand Soleil 45 Owner s Manual 2003...

Page 2: ...ardo S r L All rights are reserved According to the copyrights laws this manual may not be copied either completely or partially without the prior written consent of Cantiere del Pardo S r L No copies...

Page 3: ...n studied and calculated to guarantee the highest level of safety even in the worst sailing conditions However wrong manoeuvres or lack of timing in case of adverse meteorological conditions could end...

Page 4: ...ning 18 Rigging adjustment 18 Advices on rigging adjustment 19 Mast periodic checks and warning 19 Mast maintenance 20 Caution on mast stepping and unstepping 21 Diagram of halyards exits on the mast...

Page 5: ...g system 67 Instructions 68 Maintenance 68 Components location 69 Shower sink and washbasin drain system 70 Fore bathroom shower drain system 70 Aft bathroom shower drain system 70 Maintenance 72 Wash...

Page 6: ...4 Echo sounder transducer 105 VHF 105 Mast head unit aerial 105 Rudder bushings and bearings helm 106 Rudder bushings and bearings 106 Steering gear 106 Warning on steering cables 106 Steering gear ma...

Page 7: ...s and equipment to obtain a very innovative product In addition to all technical data provided by the yacht s manual we recommend you to read carefully all attached manufacturers manuals and booklets...

Page 8: ...is highlighted as follows Electrical system The subjects dealt with in each chapter are presented as in the following layout Instructions The subjects are analysed as follows description instructions...

Page 9: ...presence of a grave risk that could cause death or serious accidents if the appropriate precautions according to the type of danger indicated by the symbols are not taken Warning It indicates the pres...

Page 10: ...C F C gas and limit the external noises that at a distance of 5 m from the perimeter of the boat should not exceed 65 dB a decibels from 6h to 22h and 55 dB a from 22h to 6h The soil pollution concern...

Page 11: ...y equipment life raft lifebelt etc is always available and ready for use communicating its position and showing its use to all passengers Do not leave the portholes hatches and peaks wide open They co...

Page 12: ...otwithstanding all precautions taken a fire happens intervene as soon as possible cutting off the electrical current from all systems and remember to use fire extinguishers or water in case of solid m...

Page 13: ...s advisable to gather all extinguishers together in order not to allow the fire to regain its strength while you are changing extinguisher After using a dry powder extinguisher it is advisable to imme...

Page 14: ...Kg 11 320 Displacement Kg 9 600 Downflooding angle Degrees 113 Berths n 6 10 Passengers maximum capacity n 10 Maximum load passengers luggage Kg 1140 Fuel tank capacity Kg l 180 230 Water tank capacit...

Page 15: ...rtying and removing the antifouling paint of the bottom or the gel coat of the sides Remove the label from the log transducer if installed Make sure that the slings are steadily fastened or joined tog...

Page 16: ...Fore sling 2 Aft sling Attention The recommendations given are valid only in case of regular yacht s trim and well balanced loads on board Warning While positioning the slings pay attention to the S D...

Page 17: ...ll aligned with the same axis see figure A Longitudinal supporting On the longitudinal side the mast is supported only by the forestay and the backstay see figure B The spreaders swept allows to not u...

Page 18: ...which is usually mechanical or upon request hydraulic Should a hydraulic turnbuckle be mounted its manual pump is installed on the port cockpit vertical side abaft the wheelhouse Inside the peak under...

Page 19: ...ecks and warning Check frequently the halyards conditions if you notice any wear sign replace them immediately When hoisting the sails tighten the last centimetres of the halyards with great caution a...

Page 20: ...ing of the security split pins to avoid tearing the sails Make sure that the padding of the spreaders ends is always in good condition to avoid tearing the sails Check periodically that there are no w...

Page 21: ...e step and the mast slot While the mast is hanging do not stop either under its possible falling range or under the action range of the crane Operate preferably with the boat on the cradle If you oper...

Page 22: ...iagram of halyards exits on the mast Since it is possible to install different kinds of masts both in terms of materials and equipment according to the shipowners specific requirements and the supplie...

Page 23: ...node on the engine please consult the engine use and maintenance manual delivered separately Inspect and replace it according to the manufacturer s directions Water heater To position the anode in the...

Page 24: ...on board only necessary items 2 distribute uniformly the load throughout the boat trying to concentrate the heaviest items in the lower central part of the boat 3 do not overload excessively the extre...

Page 25: ...starboard halyards and at position 46 the port halyards We advise you to do it as you will find it very useful as time goes by Deck fittings identification Should a detailed identification of the dec...

Page 26: ...or halyards etc 19 Winch for halyards etc 20 Genoa sheet winch 21 Fuel gauge sensor inspection 22 Stopper for genoa furler rope 23 Spi sheet winch 24 Mainsail sheet track and traveler 25 220 Vac outle...

Page 27: ...last centimetres of the halyards with great caution as if you tighten too much the halyard end to which the shackle and the snap shackle are attached may enter in the mast pulley and damage it In thi...

Page 28: ...impossible for us to fill in exhaustively the following two tables In any case we advise the shipowner to fill in them so that he can have a useful memorandum to consult if necessary Running rigging...

Page 29: ...d at least one pair of grip pliers a set of adjustable spanner wrenches both open ended and close ended a set of allen spanners some file and rasps big and small wire cutters a punch a saw and some sp...

Page 30: ...inforced in its fitting points Instructions In order to avoid as much as possible the furling rope strain when hauling the sail please follow these recommendations Tighten the backstay to avoid an exc...

Page 31: ...y turning on a hot water tap Turn on the FRESH WATER PUMP switch in the 12 Vdc electrical panel or check that it is already turned on to enable the fresh water pump and pressurize the cold and hot fre...

Page 32: ...rrosion anode following the manufacturer s instructions in winter drain all the water in the boiler through the drain valve into a bucket this will avoid any serious damage from freezing We remind you...

Page 33: ...s to be supplied by 220 Vac electrical current to function This power can be supplied by the shore network or by the on board generator if provided To operate the battery charger do as follows Make su...

Page 34: ...ion Warning The 220 Vac installation cannot tolerate changes in tension of over 5 therefore if this should happen you have to cut off immediately the 220 Vac supply by the 220 Vac Main Breaker switch...

Page 35: ...hear the propeller spinning it means that the forward gear is not in In case of a folding blades propeller it is better to put the engine in the reverse gear Do not let the propeller spin while saili...

Page 36: ...entioned heavy duty battery switch is located Instructions To operate the bow thruster you need to Turn on the heavy duty battery switch mounted on the headboard side of the starboard aft cabin or mak...

Page 37: ...move the bow to the PORT side The abaft button to move the bow to the STARBOARD side Warning Activate the controls one by one to avoid problems Make sure that the bow thrust has come completely out o...

Page 38: ...pouf has a further grille on its bulkhead towards the bow this will guarantee good and necessary ventilation A thermostat to adjust the temperature easily accessible by lifting the fridge lid An evap...

Page 39: ...o as to optimize the efficiency of the system itself Obviously there will be a larger consumption when it begins functioning until it reaches the wished temperature Fridge maintenance Do not clog the...

Page 40: ...e components location 1 Standard fridge 2 Thermostat 3 Evaporator 4 Compressor condenser unit 5 Condensation drain with tap 6 Sink seacock as a reference 7 Ventilation grilles 8 Optional fridge 9 Evap...

Page 41: ...galley sink drain valve see page 44 A filter for the generator cooling sea water located under the generator support surface see page 44 Exhaust pipe with a plastic silencer located under the generat...

Page 42: ...AC Selector in the 220 Vac electrical panel see page 54 to the GENERAT position turn on the 220 Vac Main Breaker switch in the 220 Vac electrical panel check the Voltmeter to make sure that the compre...

Page 43: ...g water fuel engine oil and engine exhaust pipes Do not keep the generator working when the side inclination angle of the yacht is more than 18 20 degrees Check periodically the cooling water pump if...

Page 44: ...y sink drain valve as a reference 4 Generator electrical panel 5 Sea water filter 6 Fuel tank 7 Generator fuel supply valve 8 Remote control for the generator fuel supply valve on the deck beside the...

Page 45: ...e and it supplies all services except those supplied by the 220 Vac The 12 Vdc power is supplied by 4 6 batteries located in appropriate containers beside the engine room under the aft bed floorboard...

Page 46: ...y the 12 Vdc alternator installed in the engine or by the battery charger which in its turn can be supplied by the 220 Vac shore network or if installed by the electric generator Check frequently on t...

Page 47: ...on must be set to S SUPPLY position in order to supply the 220 Vac Main Breaker switch From the selector the electric power then reaches the 220 Vac Main Breaker switch see page 54 with a highly sensi...

Page 48: ...itch and the watertight outlet the circuit is protected only by the safety switch in the mooring wharf power panels However please bear in mind that the above mentioned safety system is not always ava...

Page 49: ...vice A red LED will light up when the corresponding service is live and is using or is able to use current 12 Vdc electrical panel It is located in the chart area towards the hull side and contains al...

Page 50: ...nning Lights 4 Engine Light 5 Anchor Light 6 Search light 7 Instrument Lts A 12 V DC outlet is located ahead of the switches 12 Vdc electrical panel Services section 1 Available 1 2 Available 2 3 Show...

Page 51: ...ontrol Voltmeter 2 VHF HI FI 2 Services Consumption Ammeter 3 Autopilot 3 Water Tank Gauge 4 GPS 4 Fuel Tank Gauge 5 Radar 6 Available 12 Vdc switches LIGHTS SECTION 1 PORT LIGHTS switch It enables th...

Page 52: ...ight of the compass SERVICES SECTION 1 Available switch 1 for disposer or other service 2 Available switch 2 for heating system or other service 3 SHOWER PUMPS switch It enables all electric pumps whi...

Page 53: ...s installed CONTROL DEVICES 1 DC VOLTAGE Voltmeter It shows the voltage of the 12 Vdc network and of the batteries connected in that moment to the network by the heavy duty battery switch 2 SERVICES C...

Page 54: ...Vac electrical panel MAGNETO THERMAL SWITCHES SECTION 1 Water Heater 2 Battery Charger 3 Outlets 4 Available 5 Available 6 Main Breaker OTHER COMPONENTS 7 220 V AC Voltmeter 8 220 V AC 9 220 V AC Sel...

Page 55: ...not positioned properly and if the Main Breaker switch is turned off the Voltmeter will show 0 8 220 V AC outlet 9 220 V AC SELECTOR GENERAT S SUPPLY It allows you to choose to connect the shore supp...

Page 56: ...in the diagram at the next page The 12 Vdc outlets are enabled by turning on the OUTLETS switch in the 12 Vdc electrical panel after previously turning on the heavy duty battery switch The 220 Vac out...

Page 57: ...dc outlets 6 Fore bathroom shower pump switch 7 220 Vac outlets 8 Aft bathroom shower bilge pump switch 9 12 Vdc electrical panel 10 Heavy duty battery switch 11 220 Vac electrical panel 12 12 Vdc bat...

Page 58: ...g the port side of the boat reach the stop cock under the oven in the aft side 9 Another approved flexible pipe supplying the burners and oven unit is mounted on the above mentioned stop cock to allow...

Page 59: ...above mentioned flexible pipes to the copper pipes are well fixed and tightened It is advisable to have the copper pipes and the other gas system components periodically inspected by skilled technici...

Page 60: ...es lit cigarettes or any other source of combustion is around Turn off the pressure regulator cock on the gas cylinder Lift and unscrew the gas cylinder holding the gas reducer Screw the new gas cylin...

Page 61: ...into the corresponding gas cylinders containers Each tank has a capacity of about 200 litres in order to have a total of 400 litres available The level of fresh water contained in the tanks is gauged...

Page 62: ...galley sink mixer the fore bathroom washbasin and shower mixer From the water heater the pressurized hot fresh water reaches the Hot fresh water control panel the most ahead of the three water contro...

Page 63: ...able to use 220 Vac electrical power you need to connect the yacht to the shore outlet or to start the electrical generator In these cases please read carefully the paragraph Water heater at page 31 a...

Page 64: ...sequently damaged Therefore if the fresh water pump noise continues after turning off the taps we recommend you to turn off the 12 Vdc electrical panel switch If the noise is intermittent check that a...

Page 65: ...nsult the fresh water pump use and maintenance manual provided by the manufacturer and delivered separately Tank cold and hot water control panels diagram 1 From the port water tank 5 To the cockpit s...

Page 66: ...ter 7 Tank control panel 8 Cold water distribution control panels 9 Hot water distribution control panels 10 Galley sink mixer 11 Fore bathroom shower mixer 12 Fore bathroom washbasin mixer 13 Water g...

Page 67: ...ich draws the air to heat from the starboard aft cabin An air delivery duct which pipes the hot air to the outlets in the starboard aft cabin in the dinette and in the fore cabin A suction duct with s...

Page 68: ...other hand the grilles in the fore and starboard aft cabins can be adjusted in order to reduce or increase the air flow in circulation Should the heating system be working for a long time it is advis...

Page 69: ...e grille 5 Temperature control and adjusting device 6 Silencer 7 Fuel tank 8 Fuel supply valve 9 Fuel circulation pipes delivery and return to the fuel tank 10 Fuel circulation pump and filter 11 Burn...

Page 70: ...el enabling the electrical drain pump When you finish showering turn on the switch located under the shower mixer Leave the switch on until the water in the bilge is completely drained then turn the s...

Page 71: ...ou to always keep the above mentioned Bilge selector in main bilge draining position and to set it to the shower bilge draining only when necessary The Bilge selector is located near the pump see gene...

Page 72: ...throom and the fore cabin bed It is the valve in the middle of the three installed Aft bathroom washbasin The drain valve of the starboard aft bathroom washbasin can be accessed by lifting the trap do...

Page 73: ...throom washbasin drain valve 6 Starting switch for the electrical drain pump of the aft bathroom shower bilge or of the main bilge 7 Three way selecting valve to drain the aft bathroom shower or the m...

Page 74: ...bottom Boat cockpit The water collected in this cockpit freely flows through two holes made on the helm hole bottom and linked to the hull through a short structural pipe Life raft peak The water col...

Page 75: ...them with a tarpaulin in order to prevent rain from getting into the boat Batteries The life of a battery basically depends on the way you use it the best thing is that it works being discharged and...

Page 76: ...e most affected by cold temperatures We advise you to drain the entire water system not only the tanks but also the pipes the fresh water pump the water heater If the water is not completely drained s...

Page 77: ...efully the cooling liquid density adding if necessary some antifreeze Then just take care of the oil and filters maintenance and changing etc Anyway the above described maintenance is enough assuming...

Page 78: ...oxidation make them work with slightly warm fresh water to melt the salt crystals check and grease the impellers or the rubber membranes If the boat is hauled protect the external parts make them wor...

Page 79: ...them with the dehumidifiers described above Hood It is an excellent protection against the sun and the dust allowing to leave some hatches slightly open The best solution is to slightly tighten a rope...

Page 80: ...mbranes remain soft and in good working order for some years It is advisable to occasionally replace all black water pipes in order to avoid foul smells Should the black water system be installed too...

Page 81: ...the electrical power panels when moving laterally Always unplug the 220 Vac current cable from the shore supply Leave the boat keys and your telephone number to the staff remembering that a good tip...

Page 82: ...uge is located in the 12 Vdc electrical panel abaft the water gauge The level sensor on the contrary is located on the fuel tank and can be accessed removing the stainless steel cap in the middle of t...

Page 83: ...there are at most three valves installed supplying the engine the electrical generator and the hot air generator or pull the above mentioned remote control handle Should the engine and or electrical...

Page 84: ...gh the filter the sea water reaches the engine pump then flows through the engine heat exchanger and it is finally discharged together with the exhaust emission The antisiphon located at the engine co...

Page 85: ...11 1 Hour indicator 7 Battery warning light 2 Starting key 8 Water warning light 3 Engine STOP red switch 9 Oil warning light 4 Rev counter 10 S Drive step warning light 5 Buzzer 11 Windlass control...

Page 86: ...ing lift the black upper part of the handle and rotate the lever forward for the forward gear or backwards for the reverse The two cables allowing to accelerate the engine and to put it in reverse com...

Page 87: ...ut the engine in gear you must first take the lever back to the vertical position and then lift the black upper part of the handle In this position rotating the remote control lever forward or backwar...

Page 88: ...ttery switch while the engine is running Never turn the starting key into OFF position while the engine is running Check all levels before starting the engine especially after long periods of inactivi...

Page 89: ...e other side openings in the aft cabins allowing to access to the Starboard cabin oil and air filters oil level and accelerator reverse gear control lever Port cabin starter sea water pump seacock tap...

Page 90: ...k valve 6 Plastic silencer 7 Engine fuel supply valve 8 Fuel level sensor 9 Fuel tank 10 Fuel level 11 Engine additional fuel filter 12 Engine fine fuel filter 13 Engine starting battery 14 Antisiphon...

Page 91: ...he cockpit seat side Plexiglas sliding grating for descending below deck Warning and caution Both portholes and hatches can cause troubles during sailing If left open they may let water in so o IT IS...

Page 92: ...h a sponge from the outside the possible stagnant water in its edges so that it does not fall inside the boat 2 Wash frequently the hatches tops with fresh water and occasionally grease their gaskets...

Page 93: ...hem closing their openings by the provided threaded caps The ventilation grille in the access door below deck has fixed blades already positioned in order to prevent water from getting into the yacht...

Page 94: ...ipowner directions Warning and caution We remind you that when the autopilot is working it makes the steering wheel move too Therefore be very careful not to get any part of your body especially your...

Page 95: ...oth from the main bilge and from the bathroom shower bilge according to the orientation of the three way valves mounted above the pump see page 97 and illustration at page 119 We advise you to positio...

Page 96: ...this connection and to avoid foul smells we recommend you to frequently clean the main bilge Maintenance It is advisable to check the bilge pumps at least once a year paying particular attention to t...

Page 97: ...mp 5 Fore bathroom washbasin drain valve 6 Starting switch for the electrical drain pump of the aft bathroom shower bilge or of the main bilge 7 Three way selecting valve to drain the aft bathroom sho...

Page 98: ...of the windlass is controlled by the push buttons panel which must be plugged into the watertight outlet provided The push button control panel usually hangs from a hook in the anchor peak whereas the...

Page 99: ...difficulties in weighing the anchor it is advisable to carry out this operation with the engine slightly working This will attenuate the violent current absorption caused by the windlass functioning W...

Page 100: ...rope from the winch and fix it to the mooring cleat We recommend you to consult the use and maintenance manual provided by the manufacturer and delivered separately Maintenance We recommend you to con...

Page 101: ...g order use the helmsman s safety belt fastening it to the suitable eyebolt fixed to the helmsman seat base especially with a quite rough sea and or quite strong breeze and when tacking be informed on...

Page 102: ...of adverse weather sea or wind conditions or for the presence of anomalous waves or blasts of wind or because you hit half immersed objects or simply for an unsuccessful manoeuvre we recommend you to...

Page 103: ...ctive rescue equipment All knowledge seamanship and personal experiences are required to obtain the highest level of people s safety Cantiere del Pardo advises you to inform and if necessary train all...

Page 104: ...been fixed into its final housing Keep away from the compass all instruments and devices which may interfere with its magnetic field such as radios torches portable tape recorders cameras with built...

Page 105: ...n on the VHF and HI FI switch in the instruments section of the 12 Vdc electrical panel see page 51 The aerial is on the mast Mast head unit aerial The mast head connections of the VHF aerial and of t...

Page 106: ...ion with its chain a handle with a knurled knob to block the steering wheel two pulleys located in the middle just ahead of the aft cabin peak separating bulkhead properly positioned for the right ste...

Page 107: ...to be always kept close at hand in the aft peak so that you can immediately use it in case the steering wheel does not work This tiller must be inserted into its housing on top of the rudder shaft aft...

Page 108: ...isted the genoa base is particularly subject to wearing and ripping therefore we recommend you to check that the split pins and the shrouds and handrails connection pivots are facing the opposite side...

Page 109: ...dows for wool wind flow yarns if present Wash periodically the sails with fresh water especially after rough navigations Before the winter laying up or a long period of inactivity fold the sails caref...

Page 110: ...liant For the everyday cleaning and to remove the most of dirty we advise you to use warm water and neutral soap Use petrol or kerosene to remove grease and oil stains Avoid using acetone or other che...

Page 111: ...ve paper Then use the Polish and the wax Teak deck We recommend you to rinse and clean the teak with fresh water and a brush with bristles of medium hardness too hard bristles could scratch the wooden...

Page 112: ...chlorine ions tend to form the so called pitting in the stainless steel that is the pitting corrosion which initially shows up as rust points on the surfaces and then penetrates the inner structure Ma...

Page 113: ...ioned heavy duty battery switch two foot control switches usually red faster and white slower located near the winches protective remote control switch near each electric motor In any case the electri...

Page 114: ...bathroom bulkhead inlet seacock ahead in the middle of the hull outlet seacock abaft a little bit to the starboard side the valve in between the two above mentioned is the washbasin drain valve Starb...

Page 115: ...omponents for the normal toilet functioning that version includes three way valves inside each bathroom cabinet to direct the toilet waste to the sea or to the collecting tank a stainless steel black...

Page 116: ...empty the collecting tank on the quay if the suitable emptying systems are available otherwise you have to do it in open sea Discharge by the quay emptying systems Check that both the three way valves...

Page 117: ...RE BATHROOM CONTROL LEVER POSITION TO DISCHARGE INTO THE SEA TO DISCHARGE INTO THE TANK AFT BATHROOM CONTROL LEVER POSITION TO DISCHARGE INTO THE SEA TO DISCHARGE INTO THE TANK 1 From the toilet drain...

Page 118: ...Grand Soleil 45 118 FORE BATHROOM Toilet three way valve and shower bilge pump location SHOWER DRAIN PUMP TOILET THREE WAY DRAIN VALVE CONTROL LEVER...

Page 119: ...eil 45 119 AFT BATHROOM Toilet three way valve and shower bilge pump location SHOWER DRAIN PUMP PONPA DOCCIA BAGNO PRUA PROTECTIVE FILTER BILGE SELECTOR CONTROL LEVER TOILET THREE WAY DRAIN VALVE CONT...

Page 120: ...and do not throw any solid object or material pieces of plastic or any other material which is difficult to macerate into the toilet No warning systems for the collecting tank level are provided as th...

Page 121: ...ilet three way valve 6 Black water tank 7 Black water tank disposer 8 Black water tank through hull seacock 9 Disposer switch 10 Black water tank vent connected to the stanchion on the deck 11 Black w...

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