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OWNER’S MANUAL

YACHTING SAFETY

3237 • X6 01/2018

Label Placement

OTEE:

All surfaces must be cleaned with alcohol before applying labels.

7130353

8627323

Visibility

7155112

Helm CO

warning

7125309

7107701

Used only

when GAS=Y

7132806

Applied

when CE=N

Figure 2-1 – Label Placement at Helm

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Summary of Contents for C34 Coupe 2018

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Page 2: ...de phthalates and lead which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm To minimize exposure avoid breathing exhaust service your vessel in a wel...

Page 3: ...Yacht Certification 5 Hull Identification Number 5 Design Specifications 6 Load Capacity 8 California Air Resources Board CARB 8 Nautical Terminology 9 Basic Locations 15 Resources 16 Yachting Safety...

Page 4: ...9 Registration 49 Insurance 49 Domestic Safe Yachting Courses 49 Yachting Regulations 50 Voluntary Inspections 50 Operation by Minors 50 Drugs and Alcohol 50 Emergency Assistance 50 Yachting Accidents...

Page 5: ...ide Poisoning 60 Operating in Hazardous Conditions 61 Severe Weather 61 Water Hazards 64 Restricted Areas 64 Markers 64 Navigation Rules and Aids 65 Right of Way 65 Audible Distress Signals 65 Navigat...

Page 6: ...08 Sanitation System 109 Propulsion System 111 Helm Controls 117 Fire Suppression System 124 Propellers 126 Operating and Maneuvering 127 Launching the Yacht 127 Pre Start Checklist 127 Preparing for...

Page 7: ...OWNER S MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS 3237 X6 01 2018 Winterization and Storage 165 Lifting Points 165 Winterization 166 Storage 169 Spring Recommissioning Checklist 171 C34_Coupe indb 5 2 8 2018 3 40 59 P...

Page 8: ...OWNER S MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS vi 3237 X6 01 2018 NOTES C34_Coupe indb 6 2 8 2018 3 40 59 PM...

Page 9: ...ry A to strong conditions for the top of category C which is open to the hazards of a freak wave or gust These are dangerous conditions and only a competent fit and trained crew using a well maintaine...

Page 10: ...s is your first yacht or if you are unfamiliar with your type of yacht Gaining experience is for your own comfort and safety Your dealer national sailing federation or yacht club will advise you of lo...

Page 11: ...yacht gets delivered Your dealer will prepare the yacht for delivery in accordance with the procedures in this document Make sure the pre delivery service record and all OEM warranty cards have been c...

Page 12: ...should complete the appropriate card and mail it once taking title of the yacht Registration of a previously owned yacht does not transfer extend or in any way modify the yacht s original limited war...

Page 13: ...Figure 1 1 Hull Identification Number The U S Coast Guard has established an identification system that assigns a unique hull identification number HIN to each yacht The HIN consists of 12 alphanumeri...

Page 14: ...oom 6 8 2 03 m Sleeps 6 people Battery chargers 60 amp battery charger 1 maintains the voltage levels of the engine accessory and generator batteries Optional with thruster 60 amp battery charger 1 ma...

Page 15: ...ed load 4 434 lb 2011 22 kg Table 1 2 Design Specifications ISO Standards This craft is designed to operate in winds up to Beaufort force 8 and the associated wave heights significant wave height up t...

Page 16: ...in non CE areas of the world For the purpose of continuous improvement product specifications features options and prices may be changed at any time including changes during the model year without pr...

Page 17: ...fornia to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm To minimize exposure avoid breathing exhaust service your vessel in a well ventilated area and wear gloves or wash your hands freque...

Page 18: ...HOLDER FREEBOARD DRAFT STERN TRANSOM RADAR ARCH AFT FORWARD HELM BEAM LENGTH OVERALL LOA PORT SIDE STARBOARD SIDE GUNWALE Figure 1 3 PORT STARBOARD AFT AMIDSHIPS FORWARD BOW PORT OUTBOARD WALKWAY STA...

Page 19: ...bucket sponge etc BAITWELL A miniature livewell used to store and keep live bait alive and healthy BEAM The widest point on the boat BEARING Relative position or direction of an object from the boat B...

Page 20: ...el that controls the direct current components onboard DINETTE The dining area on the yacht DRAFT The depth of the boat below the waterline measured vertically to the lowest part of the hull ELECTROLY...

Page 21: ...NNECT SWITCHES Switches that turn ON or cut OFF the flow of electricity to various locations on the yacht MOORING An anchor chain or similar device that holds a boat in one location NAVIGATION AID Rec...

Page 22: ...the vessel STATEROOM The sleeping quarters onboard STERN The back of a boat STOW To pack the cargo TRANSOM Vertical hull structure at the extreme AFT of the vessel TRIM Fore to the aft and side to si...

Page 23: ...L GENERAL INFORMATION 1 3237 X6 01 2018 Basic Locations SWIM PLATFORM ENGINE ROOM GUEST STATEROOM MASTER STATEROOM HEAD COMPARTMENT SWIM PLATFORM COCKPIT SALON GALLEY Figure 1 5 C34_Coupe indb 15 2 8...

Page 24: ...tion United States Coast Guard Whiting John and Bottomley Tom Chapman s Log and Owner s Manual Hearst Marine Book USA ORGANIZATIONS American Boat Yacht Council http abycinc org American Red Cross http...

Page 25: ...ponse Center hotline 1 800 424 8802 U S Coast Guard s America s Waterway Watch America s Waterway Watch is program for recreational boaters to assist the U S Department of Homeland Security in reporti...

Page 26: ...OWNER S MANUAL GENERAL INFORMATION 18 1 3237 X6 01 2018 NOTES C34_Coupe indb 18 2 8 2018 3 41 08 PM...

Page 27: ...maged or become unsafe as a result of your decision Remember always use common sense when boating Safety Definitions There is no substitute for common sense and careful practices Improper practices or...

Page 28: ...E NOTE N Indicates a procedure practice or condition that should be followed in order for the engine or component to function in the manner intended Warning Labels Your yacht and its equipment are aff...

Page 29: ...ment NOTE N All surfaces must be cleaned with alcohol before applying labels 7130353 8627323 Visibility 7155112 Helm CO warning 7125309 7107701 Used only when GAS Y 7132806 Applied when CE N Figure 2...

Page 30: ...AFETY 22 2 3237 X6 01 2018 SAFETY WARNING AND INFORMATIONAL LABELS 7125401 Figure 2 2 Helm 7107802 Skyhook label used when ENG 9S6 9T2 9T3 JOYSTICK C supplied with 5714049 Figure 2 3 Helm C34_Coupe in...

Page 31: ...Ext 7155111 Cabin CO warning Figure 2 4 CO and Fire Extinguisher Labels Place din Salon Area 7150130 Fire Ext Placed on stbd wall when Transom Grill Y Figure 2 5 Fire Extinguisher Lable Placed in Coc...

Page 32: ...YACHTING SAFETY 24 2 3237 X6 01 2018 7198559 7125401 7102901 Figure 2 6 Labels Placed at AC Panel 7125401 7107701 Used only when GaS Y Figure 2 7 Labels Required at 12V Panel C34_Coupe indb 24 2 8 20...

Page 33: ...2 3237 X6 01 2018 7198549 7198201 7125308 7132601 7107800 Figure 2 8 Labels Placed on Underside of Engine Room Hatch 8150023 7155301 Caution Fumes Figure 2 9 Labels Placed on Outside of Cabin Door C34...

Page 34: ...7155110 Transom CO warning Skyhook label used when ENG 9S6 9T2 9T3 JOYSTICK C supplied with 5714049 Figure 2 10 Labels Placed on Transom 7153800 Water Fill Caution Figure 2 11 Caution Label at Water F...

Page 35: ...TY 2 3237 X6 01 2018 7130354 Transom prop warning Figure 2 12 Label Applied to Swim Platform Just Above Swim Ladder 7100410 7100400 Figure 2 13 Labels Applied to Underside of Toilet Seat Cover C34_Cou...

Page 36: ...NER S MANUAL YACHTING SAFETY 28 2 3237 X6 01 2018 7151105 Watertight Closure Figure 2 14 Label Required on all Opening Port Holes 7151103 Figure 2 15 Warning Label C34_Coupe indb 28 2 8 2018 3 41 17 P...

Page 37: ...ANUAL YACHTING SAFETY 2 3237 X6 01 2018 7151103 Figure 2 16 Warning Label Gets Wrapped ARound Dockside Cord 7102902 7194605 Figure 2 17 Labels Applied to Top of Water Heater C34_Coupe indb 29 2 8 2018...

Page 38: ...perly ventilated to prevent explosive vapors to accumulate Most vapors are heavier than air and if not in a vapor tight locker vented overboard will accumulate in the bilge posing a fire and explosion...

Page 39: ...much training let alone covering the rules of the road and navigation Boat sharing is in a legal gray area and is not clearly defined in maritime law Enforcement of existing rules is nearly impossible...

Page 40: ...and maintain safety equipment onboard Consult the U S Coast Guard state and local regulations to make sure all required safety equipment is onboard Additional equipment may be recommended for your saf...

Page 41: ...t you cannot handle Always look before turning the yacht Avoid sudden maneuvers at any speed For comfort and safety reduce speed in waves Never operate the yacht in weather or sea conditions beyond yo...

Page 42: ...acket is not readily available any life jacket or floating device will suffice Carefully navigate back to the victim staying at a safe distance and position to safely retrieve the victim Use the board...

Page 43: ...rules of the road require maintenance of a proper lookout at all times and respect for observance of right of way Observing these rules is essential Carbon Monoxide CO Carbon monoxide CO detectors are...

Page 44: ...e engine or generator exhaust outlets while the engines or generator are running Minimize the time spent getting underway CO production is greater when the engines are cold Maintain the propulsion and...

Page 45: ...gas to accumulate inside the cabin and cockpit areas when operating the yacht at a high bow angle or with improper or heavy loading See Figure 2 23 Provide adequate ventilation redistribute the load...

Page 46: ...O can be fatal in minutes However the effects of lower concentrations can also be lethal Symptoms of exposure to CO are Watering and itchy eyes Throbbing temples Inability to think coherently Ringing...

Page 47: ...se hatches lockers and doorways to minimize the risk of flooding Remember that stability may be reduced when towing or lifting heavy weights using a davit or boom Never use air tanks that have been pu...

Page 48: ...at least once each year Waterlogged faded or leaky jackets should be discarded Life jackets must be properly stowed but easily accessible A life jacket especially a snug fitting flotation coat or dec...

Page 49: ...e type that is used only for throwing in emergency situations Life jackets may include inherently buoyant designs do not require inflation or inflatable manual and manual with automatic backup Life ja...

Page 50: ...to satisfy the minimum life jacket requirements Some Type V life jackets provide increased protection against hypothermia TYPE V KC 0005C A Figure 2 31 VISUAL DISTRESS SIGNAL Visual distress signal VD...

Page 51: ...LA or the U S Coast Guard websites for more information See Resources on page 17 for contact information VISUAL DISTRESS SIGNALS KC 0008C A RED DISTRESS FLARE HAND SIGNAL HAND USE DAY AND NIGHT O S S...

Page 52: ...e fire extinguisher manufacturer s instructions for proper use and operation of the fire extinguisher Check and maintain the fire extinguishing equipment in accordance with the manufacturer s recommen...

Page 53: ...DIO The VHF radio is used to communicate with others on and off the water VHF Channel 16 156 8 MHz is designated as the International Distress Safety Calling channel and is used to summon rescue servi...

Page 54: ...you It is important to remain calm speak slowly and be succinct Short and concise communications are best no matter what the situation is Recommended Safety Equipment In addition to the required equip...

Page 55: ...itch kit Dry bag Survival Suit Mirror whistle and strobe light Life ring throwable PFD Foul weather gear thermal clothing Throw raft with oars Spare keys FOBs First aid kit and manual app Emergency fo...

Page 56: ...ould lead to an accident during the outing Have any problems corrected before proceeding Check the weather reports for hazardous conditions and seas that could negatively affect your outing Make sure...

Page 57: ...e of Boating Safety and the National Association of State Boating Law websites See Resources on page 17 for website addresses Insurance As a yacht owner you are legally responsible for any damage or i...

Page 58: ...local and state boating authorities for specific information Drugs and Alcohol Never operate the yacht under the influence of alcohol or other drugs Federal and state law prohibit operating a yacht un...

Page 59: ...boating authorities for specific information Septic Waste It is illegal to discharge septic waste directly overboard on U S inland and coastal waters Never discharge toilets or holding tanks close to...

Page 60: ...authorities for specific information CLEANING AGENTS As a yacht owner you are responsible for the environmental regulations that may govern the use of cleaning agents Use household cleaners sparingly...

Page 61: ...T an exhaustive list of situations that operators can encounter while yachting However this section serves as a guide to aid in emergencies Escape Ladder An emergency escape ladder is located in the m...

Page 62: ...he base of the flames 2 Use a sweeping motion to put out the fire Make a distress signal and call for help if the fire gets out of control It is the owner and or crew s decision to abandon the yacht I...

Page 63: ...55 3237 X6 02 2018 OWNER S MANUAL EMERGENCIES 4 This location meets the CE ISO requirements for manual fire extinguisher locations Figure 4 3 C34_Coupe indb 55 2 8 2018 3 41 40 PM...

Page 64: ...hem from falling into machinery The stowed material should not obstruct access to the space and should not obstruct access from the space A symbol identifies exits other than the main companionway doo...

Page 65: ...sure the safety of the crew and yacht it is important to perform the following Stay with the yacht unless an emergency situation occurs Never leave the yacht or try to swim to shore except under extre...

Page 66: ...or emergency assistance as needed 2 Inspect the yacht for damage and immediate threats such as water leaking into the yacht or fuel or flammable materials leaking into the water or inside the yacht Im...

Page 67: ...iodically Radio for help or signal with flags and wait for help if the systems fail If a system failure occurs and there is no immediate danger you can try to troubleshoot or identify the problem firs...

Page 68: ...ed exposure to CO will cause brain damage or death DANGER Do not confuse carbon monoxide poisoning with seasickness intoxication or heat stress If someone complains of irritated eyes headache nausea w...

Page 69: ...ing However be aware that weather conditions can change rapidly If a marine radio is onboard Listen to the weather reports issued by the U S Coast Guard and other sources If a portable radio is onboar...

Page 70: ...possibility keep a watch on the horizon especially to the west for the storm s approach Watch for changes in wind direction or cloud formations Understanding the weather conditions and what to do when...

Page 71: ...ourse and speed before the fog sets in Use of a GPS is recommended If sound equipment is installed check soundings regularly and match the sounds with the depths shown on the charts Station a person f...

Page 72: ...them SHALLOW WATER OPERATION Operating in shallow water presents a number of hazards Sandbars in narrow inlets are constantly shifting making it difficult to mark them with buoys Sandbars are sometim...

Page 73: ...ay clear of a boat with right of way Examples of boats with right of way are Boats aground or not under command Boats with restricted maneuverability Boats engaged in fishing Non motor boats such as r...

Page 74: ...p keep watch for other boats water hazards and aids to navigation The size speed and direction of other vessels are determined at night by white green and red running lights A green light indicates th...

Page 75: ...RTAKING KC 0367C A HORN SHORT BLAST HORN SHORT BLAST HORN 2 SHORT BLASTS HORN 2 SHORT BLASTS Figure 6 1 Meeting Head On When two boats meet head on neither boat has the right of way Both boats should...

Page 76: ...ecognize the different buoys and day markers They are the signposts of the waterways The United States Aids to Navigation System USATONS is the primary marking system used on inland water coastal wate...

Page 77: ...BUOY LIGHTED BUOY CAN BUOY SPAR BUOY NUN BUOY KC 0052C A Figure 6 4 Mooring Buoys The only buoys you are permitted to moor to are mooring buoys Mooring buoys are white with a blue horizontal stripe Mo...

Page 78: ...ng to the buoyage marking system in use They are similar to lighted buoys except they are usually higher and on more stable platforms to increase visibility Most minor lights are part of a series to m...

Page 79: ...isplay information or indicate danger They can be fixed visual markers or anchored floating buoys Fixed visual markers are usually white with orange geometric shapes that display information Anchored...

Page 80: ...al Markers Lateral markers are used to mark the sides of navigable channels They can be buoys daymarks or minor lights and they are red and green in color They can be lighted or unlighted and may or m...

Page 81: ...MORSE CODE Mo A Figure 6 11 Preferred Channel Markers Obstructions channel junctions and preferred channels are marked with red and green horizontally striped can and nun style buoys The top band col...

Page 82: ...d the nearest shore Do not pass between the buoy and the shore FI 2 5s WHITE LIGHT ONLY C Lighted Unlighted KC 0057C B Isolated Danger No Numbers May be Lettered Figure 6 13 Other Special Signs and Ma...

Page 83: ...ical system are plastic coated and color coded The electrical system is virtually maintenance free with only the batteries requiring periodic inspection and maintenance BATTERY CHARGERS On a fully loa...

Page 84: ...items Multiple master disconnect switches control the flow of electricity to the DC components The switches are allocated to the following DC electrical component accessory equipment bow thruster gen...

Page 85: ...ect Switches Each propulsion engine has one or two designated engine batteries depending on the installed engine Each engine battery set is located outboard of the designated engine A master disconnec...

Page 86: ...banks are also charged by their dedicated 12 volt battery charger whenever the charger is turned on and either shore AC power or generator AC power is available The battery charger charging current is...

Page 87: ...ACR can also be used as a battery parallel should one of the engine batteries be consumed to an unusable voltage level Whenever the engine ACRs are engaged the engine batteries are paralleled DC CONT...

Page 88: ...g any items on the yacht that drain into the sump The sump pump is activated automatically by a float switch when water within the sump rises above a point where the water needs to be relocated Bilge...

Page 89: ...5 DC Outlet The DC OUTLET Helm breaker controls the flow of electricity to the 12V DC Outlet located at the helm Switch the breaker ON to allow use of the DC Outlet Defogger The DEFOGGER breaker contr...

Page 90: ...he starboard windshield wiper switch Stereo The STEREO BREAKER controls the power to the stereo in the Salon Stereo Amplifier The STEREO AMPLIFIER breaker controls the auto switch located on the stere...

Page 91: ...the procedures described in Propulsion System on page 111 before starting the engines Improperly starting the engines can be dangerous DANGER Accessory Battery The voltage level of the accessory batt...

Page 92: ...system is not in use Connect metallic housings or enclosures of installed electrical appliances to the protective conductor system in the craft green or green with a yellow stripe conductor Use doubl...

Page 93: ...d as 230 volts 50 Hertz See breakers on AC Panel for list of installed items controlled by the Shore 1 circuit SHORE 2 Shore 2 30 amp circuit located on the AC electrical panel provides power to all o...

Page 94: ...ly If the reverse polarity indicator light is activated do not use the electrical system Correct the polarity fault before activating the electrical system on the craft Never alter the plug and connec...

Page 95: ...ecure the nonmetallic threaded locking ring to the yacht s shore power receptacle Securing prevents the cord from being accidentally disconnected and prevents arcing due to a gap between the cord plug...

Page 96: ...t Figure 7 13 Generator Power Never turn OFF the GENERATOR master disconnect switch while the generator is operating The generator and or alternator wiring can be damaged NOTICE The onboard generator...

Page 97: ...oom access hatch in the cockpit 4 Remove and clean the seawater strainer The seawater strainer is located directly forward the generator seacock NOTE N The generator engine uses a seawater cooling sys...

Page 98: ...to start the generator regardless of the condition of the propulsion engine batteries If the engine batteries become discharged to the point where they are unable to start an engine start the generato...

Page 99: ...ting in injury or death Before starting the engines or generator perform the following Check the engine room for gasoline fuel vapors Operate the bilge blower for 4 minutes Verify that blowers are ope...

Page 100: ...cycle is automatic after the initial press hold and release of the GENERATOR START STOP switch The generator will crank for 10 seconds and automatically stop cranking if the generator does not start A...

Page 101: ...AC equipment installed onboard Power to the panel is supplied by either a shore power connection or the generator AC Power Selector Main Circuit Breakers Generator Circuit Breakers Figure 7 18 A slid...

Page 102: ...d read between 110 and 120 volts 220 and 230 volts European when the yacht s AC electrical system is connected to either a shore power source or to the generator while the generator is running with th...

Page 103: ...formation on the AC electrical system load limits AC CONTROL CENTER CIRCUIT BREAKERS NOTE N A circuit breaker location may be labeled but no circuit breaker is present In this situation the component...

Page 104: ...ine room Refer to the OEM information for details on operating the water heater DO NOT supply power to the water heater when the water heater is empty NOTICE Line 2 Shore 2 Circuit Breakers A C Water...

Page 105: ...and the amount of current returning from the receptacles The GFCI compares the two values once measured If the values are not the same the GFCI instantly trips and power is shut off to the receptacles...

Page 106: ...ircuits Turn off all devices connected to the circuit and then switch the breaker back on if an excessive load trips a circuit breaker WARNING Be aware that each device exerts a load on the system whe...

Page 107: ...ll fittings is equipped on each model The bonding system ensures that all metallic equipment onboard including the fittings have the same electrical potential The bonding system minimizes corrosion of...

Page 108: ...ircuit breaker on the generator control center is OFF Switch ON the circuit breaker The generator failed Contact a qualified electrician to make the appropriate repairs The voltmeter failed Contact a...

Page 109: ...ycle operation is affected by the temperature of the seawater The air conditioning system s ability to produce warm air decreases as seawater temperature decreases It is recommended not to operate the...

Page 110: ...he DC control center Condensation from the air conditioning system drains into the sump The circuit breaker must be ON while the air conditioning system is operating 8 Switch the A C WATER PUMP circui...

Page 111: ...e 4 Partially open all cold water faucets including sinks showers and transom hand shower 5 Switch ON the PRESSURE WATER PUMP circuit breaker located on the DC control center Turning the breaker on ac...

Page 112: ...ginal Equipment Manufacturer OEM information for details on operating the water heater Never supply power to the water heater while empty damage may occur to the heating element Fill pressurize and pr...

Page 113: ...r end of the hose 3 Open the faucet at the base of the hose fitting to supply water to the hose Shore Water The shore water fitting enables the freshwater system to draw water from a land water source...

Page 114: ...r leaks when the seacock is opened close the seacock and check the filter for the correct installation 5 Open the seacock to supply the seawater to the washdown pump 6 Switch ON the WASHDOWN PUMP circ...

Page 115: ...ms in the bilges NOTICE The water in the bilges must be drained before storing for the winter if the yacht is kept in a climate with below freezing temperatures Frozen water in the bilges may cause se...

Page 116: ...A small amount of water collects in the yacht s bilge The water is usually not enough to activate the automatic switch on the bilge pump While underway use the helm switches to manually turn the bilge...

Page 117: ...nal Gray Water Tank on page 110 Sanitation System TOILETS The toilet system uses a motor to flush the head Instruct guests on how to properly use the system See Design Specifications on page 6 for was...

Page 118: ...ed from the showers and sinks is stored in the gray water tank until it is discharged at a dockside pumpout station Discharging waste overboard is illegal in many areas of the United States It is ever...

Page 119: ...ol center 4 On the DC control center switch the SYSTEMS DC MAIN circuit breaker ON and then switch the WASTE PUMP circuit breaker ON 5 Turn the WASTE PUMP switch ON located on the DC control center Th...

Page 120: ...anufacturer The entire fuel system has passed factory pressure testing and inspection Your dealer also makes a full inspection of the fuel system before the yacht is delivered to the owner An entry on...

Page 121: ...ank is vented overboard As the fuel tanks get filled air is displaced from inside the tanks and escapes through the vents However when the engines are running air enters the fuel tanks through the ven...

Page 122: ...r Gasoline propulsion fuel filters are of the cartridge replaceable type mounted on the engine Refer to the Engine Operator s Manual for additional information Diesel Engine Fuel Filter Separator Figu...

Page 123: ...olant mixture runs through a heat exchanger that transfers the heat to seawater taken in through a seacock for each engine Some engine options require sea water to cool the heat exchangers or engines...

Page 124: ...kept in proper operating condition Perform the following actions to ensure proper condition Inspect the intake and exhaust ducts regularly to keep free of obstructions Make sure the ducts have not col...

Page 125: ...RATING INFORMATION 7 Helm Controls The helm controls allow the operative to be engaged with the engine activity control the boat s speed engine RPMs and control the boats direction Figure 7 33 Helm Co...

Page 126: ...NER S MANUAL SYSTEM OPERATING INFORMATION 118 7 3237 X6 02 2018 Navigation Multi Function Diplay Monitor Optional Engine Multi Function Display Monitor Figure 7 34 C34_Coupe indb 118 2 8 2018 3 43 35...

Page 127: ...unctional for engines navigation systems etc Some displays allow side by side or 4 quadrant display of information at the same time Panels can also be dedicated to the propulsion system and can duplic...

Page 128: ...s moving is extremely dangerous Units with GPS are a navigational aid only and cannot be used for precise measurement of direction distance location or topography WARNING NAVIGATION SWITCH PANELS Swit...

Page 129: ...water Lights On Off SEARCH LIGHT CONTROL Figure 7 38 The searchlight control function controls the direction of the searchlight movement The searchlight can be moved either side to side or up and down...

Page 130: ...f nonuse it will shut off by itself There is also an anytime shutoff button on the control Bow Thruster Figure 7 39 Bow and Stern Thruster The Bow and Stern Thruster provides thrust to PORT or STARBOA...

Page 131: ...nctions Practice using the joystick in open water away from traffic to get the feel of the control Refer to the joystick propulsion manufacturer owner s manual for more information Joystick Control Fi...

Page 132: ...ngines to reverse and increases the RPM level NOTE N It is recommended to operate the engines at the same speed while cruising Doing so reduces engine noise reduces engine vibration and improves engin...

Page 133: ...ormal operating periods Fire Suppression System Monitor Figure 7 45 The override switch which is located on the system monitor resets the engine shut off circuit after the system has been activated al...

Page 134: ...by reducing speed causing steering problems and creating vibrations Vibrations can lead to drivetrain damage Have the propellers balanced by an established propeller repair shop at least once a year R...

Page 135: ...art Checklist 1 Read and understand the Owner s Manual and all OEM information 2 Check both fuel gauges to verify that the yacht is sufficiently fueled for the trip 3 Inspect the engine room a Check t...

Page 136: ...ing Adhere to the following steps to safely fuel the yacht and operate the engines FUELING Fuels are extremely flammable and highly explosive under certain conditions Take all precautions every time y...

Page 137: ...ing the filling process The sound will change significantly once the tank is full 13 Replace the fuel fill deck plate 14 To fuel the next fuel tank repeat steps 9 12 15 Wipe up any spilled fuel after...

Page 138: ...he fuel usage to the fuel gauge indication at the time of fill up Make the comparison at least three times 1 4 to full 1 2 to full 3 4 to full Perform a fourth check if a safe condition is available t...

Page 139: ...know how to perform the following procedures competently Do not attempt the following procedures without first receiving appropriate training LOADING When loading items onto the yacht have someone on...

Page 140: ...Yachts are often secured to a mooring buoy at marina anchorages Fouling the propeller with a mooring line is the principal hazard when leaving a mooring If a dinghy is used to reach the yacht follow...

Page 141: ...bow comes up to the buoy IF YOU FALL SHORT OF YOUR MARK SKIP STEP 7 AND PERFORM STEPS 8 9 8 A few turns of the propeller should get the yacht to the buoy Keep the engine running until the pennant eye...

Page 142: ...atch the bow The bow cuts a much wider arc than the stern and collisions could occur in crowded areas KC 0373 C BACKING TO LEFT Turn wheel to left Stern will pull to left RIGHT TURN Turn wheel to righ...

Page 143: ...forward gear As you advance the throttles the opposing forces cause the yacht to pivot about a point centered between the propellers 3 Turn the rudders in the direction of the turn to assist the rate...

Page 144: ...ecking headway It is important learn how to confidently stop the yacht within any required distance Both Engines Forward Starboard Engine Forward Tracking Forward Props Only Tracking Astern Props Only...

Page 145: ...oreline landmarks 5 Observe the landmarks again after 30 minutes 6 Reset the anchor if the points of reference have changed WEIGHING IN When weighing pulling in the anchor 1 Weigh in the rope until ve...

Page 146: ...ERN ANCHORS It may be necessary to use both bow and stern anchors at the same time during anchorages To drop both anchors 1 Drop the bow anchor 2 Pay out extra anchor line 15 18 times the depth 3 Drop...

Page 147: ...AND MANEUVERING 8 2 3 1 1 5 2 3 4 Figure 8 7 The lines illustrated are as follows NUMBER DESCRIPTION 1 Bow Line 2 Aft Bow Spring Line 3 Aft Quarter Spring Line 4 Stern Lines 5 Forward Quarter Spring...

Page 148: ...ecting two lines together Consult other qualified boaters local marine authorities or other resources for information on the proper use of nautical lines and knots The following illustrations represen...

Page 149: ...d starting the yacht s engines Tasks to Perform on the First Outing Proceed slowly Have fun but remember that the objective of the cruise is to learn how the yacht operates and handles Operate the eng...

Page 150: ...rim angle Put the trim tabs in the full BOW UP position when the seas are at any angle to the yacht s stern Do not change the trim tabs position until the seas are no longer at the stern WARNING The t...

Page 151: ...RISES BOW LOWERS WATER IS REDIRECTED CREATING UPWARD FORCE AT STERN HULL KC 0375 A Figure 8 13 KC 0376 A PORT TAB LOWERS PORT STERN RISES STARBOARD BOW LOWERS STARBOARD TAB LOWERS STARBOARD STERN RISE...

Page 152: ...OWNER S MANUAL OPERATING AND MANEUVERING 144 8 3237 X6 02 2018 KC 0377C A CORRECT IN TOO FAR UP TRIM DN UP TRIM DN UP TRIM DN OUT TOO FAR Figure 8 15 C34_Coupe indb 144 2 8 2018 3 44 23 PM...

Page 153: ...h freshwater after each outing to help keep the gelcoat clean If the yacht is operated in saltwater do the following Wash the yacht at least once every week even if it has not been used since the last...

Page 154: ...es not indicate structural problems or faulty hull lamination Gelcoat blisters form resulting from a natural process and are quite common Contact your dealer if blisters are discovered on the underwat...

Page 155: ...shiny Clean the stainless steel rails and fittings after each outing with soap and water or with glass cleaner If the yacht is used in saltwater clean the rails and fittings at least once every week...

Page 156: ...er extraction To remove stains from the carpet refer to the carpet OEM information EXTERIOR ENCLOSURES Exterior enclosures are made from a high quality marine grade vinyl coated fabric Clean this fabr...

Page 157: ...area When removing the fabric from storage check for cloudy glass and zipper imprints In most cases both can be removed by hanging the fabric in the sun EXTERIOR WOOD TABLE Exterior wood tables need r...

Page 158: ...e interior carpet has been treated with a stain protector However the carpet still needs periodic cleaning Care for the carpet in the yacht is the same as carpeting in the home Vacuum often and shampo...

Page 159: ...any of the yacht s components refer to the Original Equipment Manufacturer OEM information Maintenance activities are divided into four types TYPE A MAINTENANCE Perform Type A maintenance 48 hours aft...

Page 160: ...onnections X X X Inspect exhaust system hoses and connections X X X X Check propellers for balance and nicks X Check all thru hull fittings X X Inspect engine seals X X X X Check engine alignment X X...

Page 161: ...RESHWATER SYSTEM TYPE A TYPE B TYPE C TYPE D Flush water tank and system X X Clean in line water filter X X FIBERGLASS WOODWORK TYPE A TYPE B TYPE C TYPE D Clean fiberglass X X Wax hull and all non tr...

Page 162: ...pump s X X Check and test bilge blowers EACH TIME BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE EACH TIME BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE EACH TIME BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE EACH TIME BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE Inspect the...

Page 163: ...gine or the generator to overheat THRU HULL VAL VES Inspect the thru hull valves on a monthly basis Items to inspect are as follows Make sure the connections between the hose and the valve are tight L...

Page 164: ...156 9 3237 X6 02 2018 Rope Locker Drain FWD Bilge Port Water Tank Vent AFT Bilge CE Transom Grill Sink Cockpit Hatch Drain Chest Drain Salon AC Condensate Threshold Drain Figure 9 2 Port Thru Hull C34...

Page 165: ...NER S MANUAL MAINTENANCE AND CARE 9 PORT A C Discharge Overboard Discharge Raw Water Washdown Generator Seacock A C Seacock Transducer Engines Seacocks Figure 9 3 Aft Thru hull Valves C34_Coupe indb 1...

Page 166: ...peller snugly onto the shaft taper without the key in either keyway propeller or shaft 2 Make sure the propeller is snug and there is no side to side movement by gently moving the propeller back and f...

Page 167: ...trical shock may occur if the batteries are not disconnected during maintenance of the DC electrical system WARNING Poor battery maintenance causes the majority of difficulties with the DC electrical...

Page 168: ...y charged at all times Batteries that are kept full or near fully charged last longer than batteries stored with a partial charge The charge level of the batteries can be monitored using the voltmeter...

Page 169: ...d that is available at many marine supply stores Shower The water flow from a shower head may become restricted due to the accumulation of sediment in the shower head Remove the head and rinse with cl...

Page 170: ...ater Table 9 4 shows how much disinfecting agent is required to make up various quantities of 100 parts per million chlorine solution AMOUNT OF CHLORINE COMPOUND REQUIRED FOR 100 PPM SOLUTION CHLORINA...

Page 171: ...oil dirt or debris from the bilges Treat the bilges with a commercial bilge cleaner twice a season Bilge cleaner is available from your dealer SANITATION SYSTEM The sanitation system requires ongoing...

Page 172: ...OWNER S MANUAL MAINTENANCE AND CARE 164 9 3237 X6 02 2018 NOTES C34_Coupe indb 164 2 8 2018 3 44 28 PM...

Page 173: ...g straps on the side deck only for lifting BLOCKING LOCATION The hull must be properly blocked to avoid damage when storing the yacht in dry storage To block either use a cradle or blocking supports I...

Page 174: ...y as damage may occur to the heating element Fill pressurize and prime the freshwater system before turning on the water heater as described in Freshwater System on page 103 and Pressurizing and Primi...

Page 175: ...ld washer 7 If the optional gray water holding system is not supplied on the yacht pour 1 quart 1 0 L of antifreeze into the shower and each sink drain Once the yacht is removed from storage and prepa...

Page 176: ...the Waste Tank and or Optional Gray Water Tank on page 110 Remove as much of the freshwater used in flushing the tanks as possible 2 If the toilet uses seawater to flush follow steps 2a 2d Otherwise p...

Page 177: ...r Optional Gray Water Tank on page 110 6 Charge the gray water tank by adding deodorizer Any RV deodorizer is acceptable OVERBOARD DISCHARGE SYSTEM NOTE N Perform this procedure with the yacht out of...

Page 178: ...ot WET STORAGE Wet storage procedures vary from region to region Consult your dealer before preparing to leave the yacht in the water over the winter INTERIOR CARE As part of the winterization of the...

Page 179: ...place fuel filters ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Check battery water level Charge batteries Inspect connections for corrosion PLUMBING Purge freshwater system of antifreeze Replace Sealand vent filters Inspect se...

Page 180: ...OWNER S MANUAL WINTERIZATION AND STORAGE 172 3237 X6 02 2018 10 C34_Coupe indb 172 2 8 2018 3 44 29 PM...

Page 181: ...CARVER YACHTS PO BOX 1010 PULASKI WI 54162 1010 CARVER YACHTS PO BOX 1010 PULASKI WI 54162 1010 C34_Coupe indb 173 2 8 2018 3 44 29 PM...

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