Flipper 640DC, Owner'S Manual

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Table of contents
4.4 Boat gradle 5
19. Technical specifications
20. Design categories
21. Equipment
22. Location of the equipment
23.
Loading
24. To prevent water entering the vessel
24.1 Openings in the hull and deck
24.2
Bilge pumps and drainage
25. Water systems
26. Septic system
26.1 Use of the wastewater tank (septic)
26.2
Sealing of septic tank closing valve
27. Lavatory functioning
28. Fuel system functioning
29. Electrical system
1. General information
1.2 Definitions
1.3 Guarantee
2. Before use
2.1 Registering
2.2 Insurance
3. Before leaving shore
4. Transporting the boat
4.1 Hoisting the boat
4.2 Transportation
4.3 Before launching the boat
5. Mooring the boat to the quay
6. Towing the boat
7. Anchoring and mooring
8.
Leaving shore
8.1 Safety instructions
8.2 Starting the engine
8.3 After starting the engine
9. Controls
9.1
Indicators
9.3
Steering
9.4
Emergency switch
9.5
Trim (adjusting trim angle)
10.
Stability
11.
Risk of fire or explosion
11.1
Engines
11.2
Other fuel-consuming appliances
12.
Fire protection
12.1
Fire extinguishers
13.
Proper use -
other recommendations and guidelines
13.1
Ventilation
13.2
Securing loose equipment
13.3
Respect for the environment
13.4
Carbon monoxide hazard
14.
Steering features
14.1
Trim adjustments
14.2
Engine start-up
15.
Visibility from helm station
16.
Man-overboard prevention and recovery
17.
General service instructions
17.1
Washing and cleaning
18.
Maintenance
18.1
Regular maintenance of the boat
18.2
Regular maintenance of the engine
18.3
Winter maintenance of the engine
18.4
Actions before winterizing
18.5
Winter maintenance of the boat
18.6
Actions prior to, and after, boating season
18.7
Repairs
18.8
Maintenance of the railing
18.9
Maintenance of teak surfaces
18.9.1 Removing stains
18.9.2 Teak turned grey
18.9.3 Processing teak with oil GENERAL SECTION
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18.9.4 Maintaining the canopy
18.9.5 Maintaining the material
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