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Drawing of Diesel system Hallberg-Rassy 412

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Summary of Contents for HR 310

Page 1: ...Instruction Book All models 2013 2014...

Page 2: ...2 m Aa for boats below 12 m CIN No Recommended maximum load kg incl persons We at Hallberg Rassy always strive to improve our products For this reason changes are always possible and are carried out i...

Page 3: ...oleum Gas System 34 Cutter stay 17 Going to sea 35 Sails 18 Compass 36 Batteries and Charging 19 Winches 36 Self discharge 20 Sprayhood 36 Electric system 12 and 24 v 21 23 Steering 37 39 230 V via Sh...

Page 4: ...and pleasure It contains details of the craft the equipment supplied or fitted its systems and information on its operating and maintenance Please read it carefully and familiarise yourself with the...

Page 5: ...sea valves are normally kept open and are only closed when a leak or other conditions call for it Overload The recommended maximum number of persons on board is one person meter hull length Local or...

Page 6: ...re changing to a type of craft you are not familiar with please ensure that you obtain handling and operating experience before taking command of the craft Please remember that safety is nothing that...

Page 7: ...ng at full speed for longer periods more than hour A new engine will consume more oil than normal Be especially careful with the oil level controls during the break in period The freshwater antifreeze...

Page 8: ...engine s anti vibrators will subside a little during the first season It is therefore important to check the level between the engine and the propeller shaft and maybe adjust it This should be done by...

Page 9: ...ller this one has two gears That means you have the first gear with higher revolution The second gear overdrive has lower revolution The higher revolution will give slightly faster acceleration and mo...

Page 10: ...d the shaft is no longer moving Then put the throttle back in neutral so the engine may be started up quickly if you should need to do so The above procedures are for all sailing propellers no matter...

Page 11: ...l yellow or any colour All this is of no consequence What s important is that it s clear and free from water It s simple to take a sample of the oil in your main diesel tank In the engine compartment...

Page 12: ...3 1 litres Hallberg Rassy 40 3 7 litres Hallberg Rassy 412 4 4 litres Hallberg Rassy 43 5 litres Hallberg Rassy 48 6 5 litres Hallberg Rassy 55 10 litres Hallberg Rassy 64 16 litres The fuel consumpti...

Page 13: ...13 Drawing of Diesel system Hallberg Rassy 310 342 40 43...

Page 14: ...14 Drawing of Diesel system Hallberg Rassy 412...

Page 15: ...15 Drawing of Diesel system Hallberg Rassy 48 55 and 64...

Page 16: ...eleased Furling mainsail shackle on boom Please be aware to install the shackle between the outhaul line on top of the boom with the screw up not down If the screw is positioned down it will cause ugl...

Page 17: ...n set both runners Move the topping lift to the mast and now you can tack without touching anything important We recommend that the runners free rope is secured after the clam cleat either on the moor...

Page 18: ...e by the wind only then you should pull the new sheet Only in that way you minimize the risk of the sheet to hook in some kind of fitting If you have a non furling mainsail put the mainsail cover in p...

Page 19: ...nection be sure to charge the batteries 100 This should be done at least once a month A 230 v AC diesel generator optional is normally charging the batteries through a battery charger It s important n...

Page 20: ...ot much depends on the sea condition and how you carry your sails The drain is however often overestimated A heater that is running day and night is naturally using more electricity than one that is s...

Page 21: ...N position it can drain the batteries quite quickly as the idling consumption is quite high If you also have a TV digital TV tuner or similar that is standing in sleep mode the current draw is even hi...

Page 22: ...minimise the risk of shock or fire Connect the shore connection cable first on board before it s connected to the shore outlet Disconnect the shore cable first at the shore outlet before disconnectin...

Page 23: ...e to make following recommendations Avoid using generator and engine if the boat is heeling more than 15 degrees Heeling to the side where the generator is installed is more critical The generator is...

Page 24: ...sive when heated Mallorca is well known for this phenomenon As the water filter house is transparent you can easily see when the cartridge needs to be replaced HR 40 HR 64 To do this switch off the fr...

Page 25: ...25 Fresh water system Hallberg Rassy 372 and 412...

Page 26: ...ate thermometer in the box as the marking of the thermostat knob has no relation to the temperature to be set in degrees Temperature has a big influence on the battery drain and the power consumption...

Page 27: ...l activate the electric pump You do not need to change any valve on this boat This toilet always pumps into the holding tank To empty the holding tank open the valve located close to the toilet Always...

Page 28: ...intervals WARNING The bilge pumps are not designed for damage control The electric bilge pump and the drain pump An automatic electric bilge pump is convenient but very unreliable There s a strainer...

Page 29: ...t emergency bilgepump 252 in bilge controlled from cockpit electrical bilgepump 16 3 in engineroom controlled from cockpit HR 40 manual bilgepump 105 in walk through to aft cabin emergency bilgepump 2...

Page 30: ...s vertical from the bow roller ready to drop If your anchor windlass has a two way electronic control the clutch needs no attending and the chain can be backed up by pushing the down button If the clu...

Page 31: ...nected to the bottom of the chain locker and can easily be cut in case of an emergency Turn the chain around after some years Put the anchor in the other end Regularly check the chain for cracks Repla...

Page 32: ...The burners and the pressure regulator are made for a certain pressure which is labelled on the stove and on the reduction valve The pressure of the reduction valve must correspond with the one on th...

Page 33: ...ts in any way Keep valves on empty cylinders closed and disconnected Keep protective covers caps or plugs in place Store reserve cylinders in ventilated housings on open decks or in gas tight lockers...

Page 34: ...before further use The compass The compass is not compensated The compensation can only be made by a professional compass adjuster and only after the yacht has been in the water fully equipped for at...

Page 35: ...e wires will stretch and settle during the first time after a heavy load If necessary by observed play at the wheel adjust the tension at the quadrant The wires should not be loose but not too tight M...

Page 36: ...fitting the boat has to be lifted out of the water The rudder has to be secured with supports in order to prevent it from falling out Make sure that the horizontal bolt to the right in the picture bel...

Page 37: ...ected to the rudder shaft directly If you have an autopilot with drive directly on the steering quadrant the autopilot will also work as an additional emergency steering On the Hallberg Rassy 55 there...

Page 38: ...lways be at the end pointing down This way it will not cause any injury in case it should pop out due to heavy pressure in the fender The ideal stow away place for the fenders is forward in the chain...

Page 39: ...r only helps the Boracol to penetrate into the teak After three to seven days you wash the deck with a sponge and cleaner for example green soap Please do not be afraid if you do not see any positive...

Page 40: ...o be happy with your varnished teak in the long run Naturally this is primarily valid for outside teak i e cap rails and hand rails The chart tables beside the accommodation hatch are considerably eas...

Page 41: ...s best and easiest made with a sodium hypochlorite solution This is available under several names but should contain only sodium hypochlorite usually 4 and declared suitable for water purification Sho...

Page 42: ...42 Adjustment of hinges for locker doors...

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Page 45: ...after the hull shape thus distributing the possible loads over a larger area At least on yachts 31 37 there additionally need to be a forward and aft support This in order to prevent that the boat ma...

Page 46: ...f the slings depending on the design of each individual crane affects where to best put the slings 310 342 372 37 412 HR 40 43 48 55 64 Space for life raft Space for life raft Reinforced area for life...

Page 47: ...there is the slightest risk of frost all measures must be taken to prevent damage from freezing The secondary cooling water system of the engines also the generator should be checked regarding anti f...

Page 48: ...er 2 Toilet in 3 Sink in WC room out 4 Toilet out 5 Galley sink out 6 Deck drain port side 7 Deck drain starboard side 8 Bilge pump out 9 Exhaust outlet 10 Breather fuel tank 11 Emergency bilge pump o...

Page 49: ...in 5 Vacuumvalve out 6 Toilet flushwater in 7 Cockpit drain and deck drain 8 Gas locker drain 9 Emergency bilge pump 10 Manual bilge pump 11 Cockpit drain and aft chain locker drain 12 Shower drain pu...

Page 50: ...50 Hallberg Rassy 372 Standard Through hull fittings overview...

Page 51: ...51 Hallberg Rassy 412 Through hull fittings overview Continued on next page...

Page 52: ...52 Hallberg Rassy 412 Through hull fittings overview...

Page 53: ...ank 6 Shower waste water out 7 Wash basin out 8 Washing machine out 9 Holding tank out 10 Cockpit drain 11 Cooling water in engine 12 Deck drain 13 Emergence bilge pump out 14 Manual bilge pump out 15...

Page 54: ...let 5 Wash basin out 6 Skinfitting deck drain 7 Outlet el drain pump 8 Outlet shower drain pump 9 Outlet toilet 10 Skinfitting cockpit drain 11 Water intake engine 12 Skinfitting cockpit drain 13 Outl...

Page 55: ...ink galley 10 Cooling water intake main engine 11 Waterdivider generator 12 Outlet cockpit drains 2pcs 13 Inlet cooling water for AC flusher 50litr 14 Cooling water inlet generator 15 Inlet watermaker...

Page 56: ...ets 9 Seawater intake engine 10 Cooling water diesel generator 11 Outlet emergency bilgepump 12 Outlet manual bilgepump 13 Outlet electrical bilgepump 14 Water intake watermaker 15 Cockpit drainage 16...

Page 57: ...al bilgepump 13 Outlet electrical bilgepump 14 Water intake watermaker 15 Cockpit drainage 16 Water intake diesel generator 17 Speed depth transducer 18 Outlet sink 19 Outlet washing machine 20 Outlet...

Page 58: ...e event of rain it will only be a question of time before the water level in the cockpit is so high that the water will enter into the boat The water tank The water will maintain quite fresh for a lon...

Page 59: ...n plug pump dry Water maker Remove the membrane unit and store free from frost For drainage of pump and filters see the manual Deck shower See shower mixer Sea water pump and pipes Pump dry drain Engi...

Page 60: ...60 D A T A...

Page 61: ...ine Rue de la Perruche ZA des Minimes FR 17000 La ROCHELLE Tel 33 0 5 46 52 19 52 GERMANY HALLBERG RASSY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH AN DER WIEK 7 15 DE 23730 NEUSTADT TEL 04562 558648 info hallberg rassy de HOL...

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