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22. Location of the equipment

Falcon 4 BRs

The locations of the equipment can vary depending on the accessories installed.

1. Fuel tank 50 L

2. Battery

3. Suction head of
manual bilge pump

4. Thru hull fitting of
bilge pump

5. Fuel filter

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Summary of Contents for BRs 4

Page 1: ...C6 V 3 0 FALCON BRs 4 ENG...

Page 2: ...V 3 0 Bella Veneet Oy We reserve the right to make changes without prior notice...

Page 3: ...of difficulty please contact the dealer Only trained and skilled people should work on maintenance repairs or modifications Modifications that may affect the safety features of the craft should be as...

Page 4: ...elm station 18 16 17 General service instructions 19 17 1 18 Maintenance 19 18 1 18 2 Regular maintenance of the engine 20 18 3 18 4 Actions before winterizing 20 18 5 18 6 Actions prior to and after...

Page 5: ...nd are referred to in many sections You may of course complement this owner s handbook with the handbooks of the devices that are bought and installed afterwards There is also space for your own notes...

Page 6: ...cturer and is equipped with a motor or a sail must be registered Please refer to local authorities for more information about registering 2 2 Insurance Boat insurance may be used to recover damages fo...

Page 7: ...s elsewhere no leaks of fuel or water safety equipment on board etc Check that bilge water is at a minimum Ventilation only in gasoline driven stern drive engine boats Run the engine compartment fan f...

Page 8: ...port the boat by trailer check with the dealer that it is suitable for the model in question Ensure that the keel is positioned straight on the middle rolls and that the side supports prevent the boat...

Page 9: ...an withstand the weight of boat securely Make sure that there is no visible nails or screws that could scratch the aluminium or gelcoat surface Before using the boat cradle make sure that it is in goo...

Page 10: ...f passing vessels on the mooring The boat should not be lashed to the quay so it cannot move Ropes should be long enough and as horizontal as possible The boat should be able to rise and sway without...

Page 11: ...ern facing the open sea because high waves could wash onto the boat Mooring ropes should be equipped with elastic shock absorbers to slacken the tension To prevent abrasion use suitable fenders It is...

Page 12: ...according to the manufacturer s instructions If the engine does not start consult the instructions in the manufacturer s handbook If the engine functions poorly turn the engine off and check for appr...

Page 13: ...ngine instructions handbook Fuel gauge Indicates the amount of fuel approx in the tank Check that you have enough fuel before you leave shore ATTENTION Fuel gauge is accurate only when the boat is flo...

Page 14: ...f each switch before going out with your boat Navigation lights Bilge pump Anchor light Engine room fan Only in gasoline engines Cabin light Deck light Compass light Signal horn Defroster Windshield w...

Page 15: ...ngine will start only in this position B C B Forward push the release button B2 to engage forward gear C Reverse do not engage reverse gear directly D Neutral gear neutral position button for warming...

Page 16: ...fuel tank turn off the engine Top up in the absence of naked flames cigarettes etc Do not operate switches or appliances that may cause sparks When filling the fuel tank at a gas station do not use a...

Page 17: ...trical or fuel system or allow unqualified personnel to modify any craft system fill any fuel tank or replace gas bottles when machinery is running or when cooking or heating appliances are in use smo...

Page 18: ...Securing loose equipment Safely secure all heavy equipment like anchors before leaving shore Objects that roll freely in the boat during manoeuvring can damage the structures of boat and distract the...

Page 19: ...15 13 Proper use other recommendations and guidelines 13 4 Carbon monoxide hazard ENG...

Page 20: ...boating Rules and Regulations and comply with them at all times Also comply with the requirements of COLREG International regulations for preventing collisions at sea Navigate with care and use new or...

Page 21: ...dden starting may endanger persons on board Figure 7 Warning plate about starting the engine with the gear in neutral When driving the boat the main power switch should always be in the position ON po...

Page 22: ...and keep lookout through it especially in shipping lanes remember to look aft Operator vision from the helm can be obstructed by high trim angles of the craft and other factors for example transition...

Page 23: ...dbook is to familiarise the user with the properties and features of the boat so it is operated properly No boat or engine functions properly without maintenance In order to save money and time servic...

Page 24: ...ine there is a risk of freezing Careful checking over the winter period servicing and repairs together with the correct use of the engine ensure a flawless condition of the engine for years ahead If a...

Page 25: ...all the valves of the outlets inlets and check that the hoses or fittings don t leak The position of the outlets inlets is shown in the technical section of the handbook Ensure all safety equipment i...

Page 26: ...m surfaces must always be performed by an authorised professional If necessary boat owners can treat the aluminium sides of their boats with a protective oil such as WD 40 18 9 1 Cleaning the material...

Page 27: ...Owners handbook Technical part...

Page 28: ...extinguisher Extinguisher Kidde 13 A 70 BC 2 kg Bilge pump Pumping effect as given by manufacturer Main measurements Electric bilge pump Color codes 39 l min Hull length Draught with maximum allowed l...

Page 29: ...gory A vessels are largely self sufficient Abnormal conditions such as hurricanes are excluded The conditions described may be encountered on extended voyages for example across oceans or on coastal w...

Page 30: ...rger equipped with an automatic circuit breaker according to the instructions for the charger Keep the battery poles clean clean them as needed and protect them with anti corrosion grease Main current...

Page 31: ...at is in dock or unwatched 10 Aluminium anode Corroded anode must be replaced as soon as possible See p 21 11 Bilge pump switch with water in bilge indicator light OPTIONAL 1 2 5 10 11 11 11 ENG 1 Mai...

Page 32: ...lcon 4 BRs The locations of the equipment can vary depending on the accessories installed 1 Fuel tank 50 L 2 Battery 3 Suction head of manual bilge pump 4 Thru hull fitting of bilge pump 5 Fuel filter...

Page 33: ...boat is in motion The maximum recommended load for the boat can be calculated as follows a the total weight of persons on board the default mass of an adult is 75 kg and of a child 37 5 kg b basic equ...

Page 34: ...ommend closing the valves except for rain water drainage in the open deck space when the boat is left without crew 24 2 Bilge pumps and drainage Before leaving make sure there is no water in the bilge...

Page 35: ...tank ventilation valve connector Fuel tank filling hose connector Fuel tank Fuel level sensor Fuel filling hose Fuel return hose only for diesel engines Engine Fuel filter assembled to the fuel fillin...

Page 36: ...the main switch Cut the power when carrying out any electrical installations When you remove or install batteries do not touch both poles simultaneously with metallic items Do not touch the positive...

Page 37: ...BRs The electric wiring diagram is in the pocket at the back cover of this manual Fuses F1 Navigation light F2 Bilge pump F3 12 V DC usb F4 Chart plotter Bella Veneet Oy reserves the right to make cha...

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