Flipper 640 ST, Owner'S Manual

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13. Proper use - other recommendations and guidelines
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13.1 Ventilation
13.2 Securing loose equipment
13.3 Respect for the environment
In unfavourable circumstances (following wind) and slow speed exhaust gases may get into the cabin
through an open door. Keep the door shut if you smell exhaust gases inside the boat, and ventilate
through deck hatches.
Make sure ventilation is adequate in sleeping cabins and when using the stove.
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 driver.
All seas, lakes, archipelagos and so on are unique. Preserving their natural resources is important and
the responsibility of every boatman.
Do not:
- spill fuel or oil
- discharge sewage into the water
- leave debris or waste on islands or dump them into the water
- discharge detergents or solvents into the water
- make excessive noise on the water or in harbours
- cause a disturbing wake, especially in narrow channels and shallow water
In the Baltic Sea, sewage may not be disposed of close to shore. Use pump-out stations to empty the
holding tank.
Comply with any other local environmental laws and guidelines. Familiarise yourself with International
regulations against marine pollution (MARPOL) and ensure compliance.
Maintain the exhaust fume system and make no alterations that might increase noise levels.
Ensure sufficient ventilation when using combustion devices which are not isolated from the boat’s
interior and ensure that flued appliances work properly.
WARNING!
Fuel burning open flame appliances consume cabin oxygen and release products of combustion
into the craft. Ventilation is required when appliances are in use. Open designated vent openings
while appliances are in use. Never obstruct ventilation openings and always ensure that appliances
are working correctly.
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