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Marine Revolution 

 

Smartwave 2400 Owners Manual 

 

 

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Table of Contents 

 

 

Table of Contents .......................................................................................................................... 2

 

 
General Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 3

 

Safe Boat Handling; ..................................................................................................... 3

 

Drink and drugs ......................................................................................................................... 4

 

 
Environmental considerations ......................................................................................................... 4

 

 
Boat Design .................................................................................................................................. 5

 

Design Category ........................................................................................................................ 5

 

 
Essential equipment ...................................................................................................................... 5

 

Engine ...................................................................................................................................... 5

 

Anchoring & Towing ................................................................................................................... 6

 

Bilge pumping system ................................................................................................................ 7

 

Engine Cooling System ............................................................................................................... 7

 

Fire Extinguishing System ........................................................................................................... 7

 

Fuel System .............................................................................................................................. 7

 

Location of through-hull fittings .................................................................................................. 8

 

Steering System ........................................................................................................................ 8

 

 
Crew Safety .................................................................................................................................. 8

 

 
Additional Safety information ......................................................................................................... 9

 

Lifebuoys .................................................................................................................................. 9

 

Throwing lines ........................................................................................................................... 9

 

Safety Checks ............................................................................................................................ 9

 

Seasickness ............................................................................................................................... 9

 

 
Maintenance ............................................................................................................................... 10

 

General care and cleaning ........................................................................................................ 10

 

Repairs to hull/deck ................................................................................................................. 10

 

Storing Your Boat .................................................................................................................... 10

 

 
Warranty .................................................................................................................................... 10

 

 
Trouble shooting ......................................................................................................................... 11

 

Engine Failure .......................................................................................................................... 11

 

Reduced Power/Revs ............................................................................................................... 11

 

 
Identification Details .................................................................................................................... 12

 

Notes ...................................................................................................................................... 12

 

 

 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Smartwave 2400

Page 1: ...Marine Revolution Smartwave 2400 Owners Manual Page 1 Owner s Manual SW 2400 Marine Revolution Ltd www marinerevolution com ...

Page 2: ...ing Towing 6 Bilge pumping system 7 Engine Cooling System 7 Fire Extinguishing System 7 Fuel System 7 Location of through hull fittings 8 Steering System 8 Crew Safety 8 Additional Safety information 9 Lifebuoys 9 Throwing lines 9 Safety Checks 9 Seasickness 9 Maintenance 10 General care and cleaning 10 Repairs to hull deck 10 Storing Your Boat 10 Warranty 10 Trouble shooting 11 Engine Failure 11 ...

Page 3: ...e corresponding section in this manual and around the craft A CAUTION indicates special precautions that must be taken to avoid damage to the boat engine or crew Failure to follow WARNING instructions could result in severe injury or death to the boat operator crew or bystander Safe Boat Handling Always wear an approved life jacket Do not operate this craft at maximum speed while in congested high...

Page 4: ...e entry at the stern of the boat is recommended and demonstrated in the following pictures Drink and drugs Be sensible about drinking alcohol as it will impair your judgement Consider it as irresponsible for a skipper and crew to be in charge of a powerboat under the influence of alcohol as it is for the driver of a car Beware of the side effects of any medication which may impair judgement and re...

Page 5: ... Category This craft was designed for voyages on small lakes rivers canals and sheltered waters Marine Revolution SW2400 Type of craft Motor boat with oars Type of hull V Hull Deck Open Boat Construction Material ISO12215 Linear low density polyethylene Propulsion Petrol Electric engine and oars Type of engine Outboard Max recommended engine power 3 75 kW 5h p Length and beam of hull m 2 40 x 1 30...

Page 6: ...ecuring a towline onboard Where non metallic strong points are installed their limited lifetime shall be taken into consideration They shall be exchanged once they show any signs of deterioration visible surface cracks or permanent deformation Replace strong points showing visible signs of deterioration Always tow or be towed at a slow speed Never exceed the hull speed of a displacement craft when...

Page 7: ...System ISO 9094 1 Although No fire safety equipment is required to be carried on this craft it is highly recommended you do so In case of fire the bucket bailer can be used General Requirements for a Fire extinguisher Any portable fire extinguisher is readily accessible If the portable fire extinguisher is located where it is exposed to water spray the extinguisher operating nozzle and triggering ...

Page 8: ...e back edge of the keel This is only removed if it is necessary to drain water from between the hull skins 1 x internal bung is located on the inside of the transom at floor level as seen above This is used to drain the deck of the boat whilst out of the water and during storage Ensure all drain bungs have been secured before launching the boat Steering System For Tiller steering details refer to ...

Page 9: ... has been maintained in accordance with the manufacturers handbook Make sure you have enough fuel for your journey and spare fuel Carry an alternative means of propulsion like oars and the anchor and warps are in good conditions Make sure you have enough lifejackets and emergency flares Be sure all fire extinguishers are in date and ready for use Check your radio equipment is operational Check you...

Page 10: ... or hot air gun to gently heat the area and restore the finish Be careful not to over heat and deform the plastic or scorch the surface Major Repairs The polyethylene thermoplastic construction means it can be repaired by Plastic Welding Small indentations can be repaired by applying heat to the area and gently returning the plastic to it s original shape In many instances minor dents will come ou...

Page 11: ... blocked salt water inlet filter will cause rapid overheating indicated by increased steam from the exhaust and eventual seizure Check the filters for blockage and clear as necessary Also check pump is functioning and for leaks in the system Refer to your engine owner s manual for specific trouble shooting information Reduced Power Revs Your engine is fitted with safety devices to minimize damage ...

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