Just
Breeze
Owner’s
Notes
for
Guests
–
2021
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Page
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2.
E
MERGENCY
/S
AFETY
E
QUIPMENT
(S
EE
RED
ITEMS
IN
I
NVENTORY
)
Fire
–
There
are
three
ABC
rated
fire
extinguishers
onboard.
They
are
located:
(a)
In
the
cupboard
by
your
right
foot
if
you
are
standing
at
the
stove
(b)
starboard
cabin
locker,
inside
door
on
aft
wall
(c)
port
cabin
locker,
inside
door
on
aft
wall
All
are
ABC
fire
extinguishers.
If
you
have
a
fire
at
the
stove
turn
off
the
gas
solenoid
switch
at
the
electrical
panel.
Hitting
a
Log
or
Running
Aground
–
In
case
of
a
log
hit
or
running
aground,
immediately
check
for
leaks
in
the
bilge
and
then
check
for
cracks
in
the
fore
and
aft
sections
of
the
bilge
where
the
keel
attaches
to
the
hull.
Also
check
all
keel
bolts.
Once
you
are
sure
no
water
is
entering
the
hull
contact
San
Juan
Sailing
at
800
‐
677
‐
7245
and
proceed
to
the
nearest
harbor
and
have
a
professional
diver
check
the
hull,
keel,
prop,
and
rudder
before
proceeding.
Leaks
–
Make
sure
the
bilge
pumps
are
running.
Then
determine
the
source
of
the
water,
check
the
prop
shaft
first
and
then
the
through
‐
hulls.
You
can
get
to
the
shaft
seal
under
the
port
‐
side
bunk,
just
aft
of
the
motor.
If
you
see
water
flowing
at
the
back
of
the
engine,
the
seal
is
broken.
There
is
a
diagram
showing
the
location
of
the
through
hulls
in
the
notebook.
Get
the
crew
on
deck
and
into
life
jackets.
There
are
wood
plugs
wired
to
each
of
the
through
hulls.
There
are
two
bilge
pumps.
The
manual
bilge
pump
is
located
on
the
port
side
of
the
cockpit,
just
behind
the
steering
wheel.
The
manual
bilge
pump
handle
is
in
under
the
seat
lid
in
the
port
aft
cockpit
(propane)
locker.
The
electric
bilge
pump
has
an
automatic
float
switches
but
the
switch
on
the
electrical
panel
can
be
used
to
power
the
main
pump
manually
(this
breaker
is
normally
off).
The
float
switches
and
pump
intakes
are
located
under
the
salon
sole
about
2
feet
aft
of
the
mast
compression
post.
Steering
Failure
–
If
the
steering
system
fails
there
is
an
emergency
tiller
located
inside
the
port
cockpit
swim
‐
step
locker
at
the
stern.
It
fits
on
rudder
post
which
is
accessed
through
the
one
of
two
caps
in
the
helm
floor.
The
caps
can
be
removed
with
a
winch
handle.
You
will
want
to
reduce
sail
or
power
when
using
this
tiller
since
the
rudder
is
large
and
the
tiller
is
small.
Secondary
Anchor
–
Located
in
the
starboard
aft
cockpit
locker,
under
the
sole
by
the
starboard
helm,
is
a
complete
secondary
anchor
setup
with
60’
of
chain
and
140’
of
3
strand
nylon
rode
attached
to
a
21lb
Fortress
Anchor.
It
is
necessary
to
lower
the
swim
platform
to
access
it.
Emergency
Equipment
–
Flares,
air,
and
manual
horns,
etc.
are
in
the
portside
cockpit
locker.
Crew
Overboard
–
Throw
a
Type
IV
PFD
or
cockpit
cushion
to
the
person
in
the
water
first.
Second,
hit
the
MOB
button
on
the
chart
plotter
so
you
will
know
where
they
are.
Then
use
one
of
the
procedures
discussed
in
the
skipper’s
meeting
to
get
back
to
the
person.
We
keep
the
Life
‐
Sling
mounted
on
the
stern
rail,
port
side,
always.
