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The instructions below will help you obtain the maximum output and life from your pump:

Symptom

Possible Cause

Cure

Repeatedly tripping
circuit breaker

Faulty wiring

CONSULT QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.

Reduced flow

Blocked strainer

Clean out side of strainer and clean debris from around
impeller.

Discharge line blocked
with trash

Clean out hose by back flushing.

Low battery voltage

Check battery condition and charge if necessary.

Kinked discharge hose

Repair or replace hose.

No water pumped

Wire connections

Make sure wire connections are not corroded. Visual check is
not enough - a slight pull on each wire should tell if the wires
are still joined. Check to be sure no wire joints are hanging
down into the water.

Tripped breaker

Reset circuit breaker. If breaker still blows, check impeller
through inlet opening to be sure it is not jammed or stuck with
debris.

Float switch failure

Lift end of float switch up - if pump runs, switch is OK. If
pump does not run, turn Manual Switch to ON position - if
pump runs, automatic switch has failed.

Pump won't shut off

Something under float

Clean under float to make sure that debris is not holding the
float up.

Stuck float

Check to see that the float is loose and free of gummy oil. If
float action appears sluggish and/or the float does not move
freely, intermittent or sporadic operation of the pump may
occur. This condition is usually the result of oil and/or dirt
accumulating in and around the movable parts of the switch.
To correct try soaking the entire switch in the bilge cleaner for
ten minutes agitating several times and checking for smooth
and free operation of the float. Repeat if necessary.

Switch mounted too low

If the pump is sucking air and the automatic switch has not
reached the OFF position, then the switch may be mounted
too low for the pump and should be re-installed higher than
the pump base.

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Summary of Contents for F380

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Page 3: ... important operating and safety information as well as reminding you about your responsibilities as a boat owner operator ವ Original Equipment Manufacturer OEM Information This section of your Owner s Manual Packet contains information from the manufacturers of equipment installed on your boat Examples include the engine engine control and steering system Throughout the Owner s Manual you will be ...

Page 4: ...at you have read carefully the Safety section For your safety the safety of your passengers other boaters and people in the water you must ವ Take a boating safety course ವ Get instruction in the safe and proper handling of your boat ವ Understand and follow the COLREGs ವ Learn how to navigate Always maintain your craft properly and make allowances for the deterioration that will occur in time and a...

Page 5: ...ssessed executed and documented by competent people The boat builder cannot be held responsible for modifications that he has not approved SERVICE PARTS AND REPAIR This owner s manual is not a detailed maintenance or trouble shooting guide In the case of difficulty refer to the boat builder or their representative If a maintenance manual is provided use it for the craft s maintenance CAUTION Conta...

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Page 7: ...HTS 37 RETURNING TO PORT 38 SECURING THE BOAT 38 FUELLING THE BOAT 39 BOARDING 41 LIFEJACKETS 41 PASSENGER INSTRUCTION LOCATION 41 STARTING AND STOPPING THE ENGINES 42 STARTING THE GENERATOR 43 STOPPING THE GENERATOR 43 STEERING SYSTEMS 43 ANCHORING 44 WINDLASS 46 DOCKING 46 OPERATION OF SHIFT AND THROTTLE 47 ENGINE INSTRUMENTATION 47 STARTING AND STOPPING THE ENGINES 48 MANOEUVERING WITH THE JOYS...

Page 8: ...7 2 217 176 6HDOLQH 2ZQHU V 0DQXDO 3DJH PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS 84 DECK PLAN 86 SYSTEM CONTROL POINTS 88 EQUIPMENT LOCATION UNDER DECK 90 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM 92 BLACK WATER SYSTEM 94 SKIN FITTING 96 ...

Page 9: ...ent specifications materials and prices of all models or to discontinue models Should there be a conflict between any of the information contained herein and that provided by the OEM then the latter shall prevail Should changes in production models be made Sealine is not obligated to make similar changes or modifications to models sold prior to the date of such changes F380 Motor Yacht Owner s Man...

Page 10: ...apacity Metric Imperial Fuel Tank 2 x 450 L 2 x 99 Gal Water Tank 1 x 315 L 1 x 69 Gal Black Waste Tank 1 x 103 L 1 x 22 Gal Gas Bottle 2 x 1 8 kg 2 x 4 lb Weight Metric Imperial Light craft mass mLCC 10 167 kg 10 01 tons Maximum persons 12 12 Mass of the fully loaded boat mLDC 14 148 kg 13 93 tons Including all optional additional equipment Power Metric Imperial Maximum Rated Engine Power 2 x 243...

Page 11: ...ls that are largely self sufficient Category B Offshore Craft designed for offshore voyages where conditions up to and including wind force 8 and significant wave heights up to and including 4m may be experienced Category C Inshore Craft designed for voyages in coastal waters large bays estuaries lakes and rivers where conditions up to and including wind force 6 and significant wave heights up to ...

Page 12: ...low bilge water should be kept to a minimum stability is reduced by any weight added high up in rough weather hatches lockers and doorways should be closed to minimise risk of water ingress stability may be reduced when towing or lifting heavy weights using the crane breaking waves are a serious stability hazard they should reduce speed in waves and avoid sudden manoeuvres at speed Boat Design Cat...

Page 13: ... equipment and usage ವ Apart from yourself can anyone else operate your radio equipment ವ Ensure there is a rescue procedure for a person overboard and that others are aware of it ವ Do the crew know the location of the First Aid and fire fighting equipment Do they know how to use it in an emergency Motor sailing and being on or around boats can be potentially dangerous Motor yachts have many movin...

Page 14: ...h of the four basic types of label is DANGER Denotes an extreme intrinsic hazard exists which would result in high probability of death or irreparable injury if proper precautions were not taken WARNING Denotes a hazard exists which can result in injury or death if proper precautions are not taken CAUTION Denotes a reminder of safety practices or direct attention to unsafe practices that could res...

Page 15: ... transferable to water If your craft is fitted with a life raft carefully read its operating manual The craft should have onboard the appropriate safety equipment life jackets harness etc according to the type of craft weather conditions etc c A grab bag stowed in such a way that it is easily accessible in emergencies the items below may already be carried as part of this list and should contain ವ...

Page 16: ...also be right at hand and ready to toss Test life jacket buoyancy at least once a year The crew should be familiar with the use of all safety equipment and emergency manoeuvring man overboard recovery towing etc sailing schools and clubs regularly organize drill sessions The equipment is mandatory in some countries FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT The actual equipment you are required to carry is laid down...

Page 17: ...E ENGINE COMPARTMENT THIS FEEDS OXYGEN TO THE FIRE AND THE FIRE COULD RE START Engine Shut Down Safety Label In case of fire in the engine room In case of a fire the engine has to be stopped immediately if the nautical safety is not reduced Do not open the hatches Turn off the engine Shut the fuel valves in front in the cockpit seats Do not open the hatches Activate the fire extinguishing system a...

Page 18: ...l tank when machinery is running or heating appliances are in use smoke whilst handling fuel WARNING Keep the bilges clean and check for fuel vapours at regular intervals WARNING Combustible material eg petrol must not be stowed in the engine space If non combustible materials are stowed in the engine space they shall be secured against falling into the machinery and shall cause no obstruction to ...

Page 19: ...LPG CNG or alcohol cooking devices in areas where fresh air can circulate Do not use such devices where there is no noticeable air movement especially in the cabin when anchored moored or docked ವ Do not idle engine without moving boat for more than 10 minutes at a time ವ Inspect the exhaust system regularly If CO poisoning is suspected have the victim breath fresh air deeply If breathing stops re...

Page 20: ...aximum recommended load Always use the seats seating spaces provided POWER CAPACITY WARNING Do not install or operate this craft with engines of rated power larger than shown on the technical data page Your Sealine has been equipped with a propeller which our tests have shown to be the best suited for general use with our engine under normal conditions and load Do not change the pitch of your prop...

Page 21: ...ases this must be compensated by adding trim ballast to the boat to correct the trim angle Handling in heavy weather Always pay attention to the prevailing weather conditions and reduce speed accordingly as dictated by good seamanship and common sense You should always adjust your course and speed to avoid the hull slamming off the back of waves CHART YOUR COURSE To avoid boating in unsafe areas w...

Page 22: ...ility conditions such as fog and sea mists ವ Interior lights ವ Position of tops and curtains ವ Persons and moveable equipment in the helmsman s field of vision The COLREGS require that a proper lookout be maintained at all times and that you observe the steering and sailing rules On the water there are no marked traffic lanes no traffic signs or lights and boats have no turn signals The boat opera...

Page 23: ...e working deck or the emergency hatches Secure all pieces of equipment against sliding WARNING During the voyage the passages to the bathing deck must be closed CAUTION THE FLYBRIDGE IS PERMIT FOR MAX 7 PERSONS GUARDRAIL The boat has a surrounding stainless steel guardrail HANDRAILS AND BOARDING LADDER Additional handrails and the arrangement of the deck fittings provide protection against falling...

Page 24: ...r conditions or any impending deterioration of the weather before setting out and while underway Following are a few basic weather related rules ವ Check the weather forecast and the water conditions before leaving and while underway ವ A sudden change in wind direction or speed or an increase in wave height indicates deteriorating weather ವ Have everyone wear a life jacket ವ If a storm approaches i...

Page 25: ...ER MUST BE STOWED BEFORE RUNNING BOAT The bathing ladder can only be used to re board after falling overboard if it is in place ವ Turn off engines when taking swimmers or skiers aboard or when they are entering the water Never permit use of the transom or swim platform while engines are running WARNING ROTATING PROPELLER MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH DO NOT APPROACH OR USE LADDER WHEN ENGINE I...

Page 26: ...consists of three steps returning to the victim making contact getting victim on board WARNING ROTATING PROPELLER MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH SHUT OFF ENGINE WHEN NEAR PERSONS IN THE WATER Returning to victim ವ Immediately make everyone aware of the incident and keep the victim in sight ವ Slow the boat and keep pointing towards the person overboard At night direct the best available light so...

Page 27: ...automatic extinguisher wait 15mins before opening the engine room hatch and have a portable extinguisher at hand ವ Signal for help ವ Grab distress signals and survival gear Put on life jackets Prepare to abandon ship If the fire cannot be controlled abandon the boat Flooding swamping and capsizing In the event of the above ವ Try to shut off engines generators and blowers before leaving the boat ವ ...

Page 28: ...hing down be aware that the overuse of detergents when mixed with oil emulsifies and becomes a greater problem than the oil itself c Avoid fuel spills at the dock by filling slowly and not overfilling tanks giving rise to fuel leaking from tank breathers Discharge and waste disposal Many countries have legislation controlling the disposal of waste coupled with heavy fines Be aware that MARPOL regu...

Page 29: ...oral heads which could be fouled by the anchor chain as the craft swings ANTIFOULING Antifouling paint keeps away unwanted marine growth on the underwater parts of the craft However the very action of the paint is damaging to the environment because of the poisons incorporated in the paint Tributyl tin TBT antifouling has been banned and has been replaced with copper based products which have less...

Page 30: ... nearest range of the stove Fire blankets are very effective to put out burning grease It is the responsibility of the owner to ವ Have fire fighting equipment checked at intervals indicated on the equipment ವ Replace fire fighting equipment if expired or discharged by devices of identical or greater fire fighting capacity Fixed fire extinguishing system must be suitable for compartment volume of 8...

Page 31: ...re the engine has to be stopped immediately if the nautical safety is not reduced Do not open the hatches Turn off the engine Shut the fuel valves in front in the cockpit seats Do not open the hatches Activate the fire extinguishing system at the helm station provided it has not automatically been activated Open the engine room only if you are sure that the fire is put out the temperature has been...

Page 32: ...s ವ Lines Fenders and Anchor Ready for use ವ Passage Plan shared with friend or relative not on trip ವ Navigation Charts Available for trip WARNING FOREDECK SUN PADS SHOULD NOT BE USED WHEN VESSEL IS UNDERWAY BOAT SYSTEMS ವ Equipment Make sure all equipment is stored properly ವ Radio and Navigation Equipment Check for proper working condition ವ Bilge Engine Compartment Check the bilge engine compa...

Page 33: ...ment close to the compass as this will induce errors A small metal object in your pocket can be sufficient to deflect the compass heading Boat speed indicator log The boat speed indicator log is used to determine the craft s speed through the water and also the distance travelled Information can be accumulative or current and can include additional data such as maximum speed average speed Depth so...

Page 34: ...ers and anchor Safely stowed ವ Operation Gradual acceleration deceleration and turning ವ Surroundings Be aware of other boats swimmers floating debris etc at all times ವ Carbon Monoxide CO Operate so as to prevent build up ವ Weather Monitor frequently ವ Navigation Adhere to navigational aids in the water and on shore ವ Fuel Check consumption regularly BOAT SYSTEMS ವ Navigation Lights On at night o...

Page 35: ...HOR LIGHTS CAUTION On flybridge models only The Masthead Light is obscured by the Bimini cover when planing at night A Port Side Light Red Visible 2 Nautical miles B Stbd Side Light Green Visible 2 Nautical miles C All round Light White Visible 2 Nautical miles ...

Page 36: ...n ವ Ignition when engines are cooled down STOP BUTTON OPERATED Depress and hold in the engine STOP switches until engines stop SECURING THE BOAT GENERAL ವ Fenders and Lines Fenders in place lines tied securely to dock ವ Equipment Dry and stored ವ Passage Plan Notify person who had passage plan that you have returned ವ Canvas Properly install canvas covers ವ Hull Inspect for damage BOAT SYSTEMS ವ S...

Page 37: ...DANGER DO NOT refuel your craft whilst in dry dock or on land without first ensuring the adequate grounding of the boat the fuel filling container and ancillary equipment Failure to do so will result in a high probability of explosion and fire ವ Check the fill plate label to ensure that fuel is placed ONLY in the fuel tank ವ Know your fuel capacity and consumption Record the amount of fuel used si...

Page 38: ...versa then the tank and system in question will need to be reinstated by a suitably qualified person ವ Ventilate all spaces and check for gasoline vapours before starting any engines or operating any appliances ವ Ensure the seal ring on the filters are free from grit and undamaged before screwing them down or salt water may enter the tanks while at sea Screw down tightly Do not allow the tanks to ...

Page 39: ...ವ Life jackets must be readily accessible Readily accessible means out of the storage bag and unbuckled ವ All throwable flotation devices cushions rings etc must be right at hand PASSENGER INSTRUCTION LOCATION CAUTION THE FLYBRIDGE IS PERMIT FOR MAX 7 PERSONS Everyone on board must be told about the boat s behaviour from starting to getting up on plane Before the operator does any high speed manoe...

Page 40: ...sea water will be splashing out of the exhaust or water separator outlets if fitted WARNING In the event that the operating temperature of an engine begins to rise unduly the engine should be immediately turned off and the cooling system checked for correct levels and that there are no leaks from the raw water or enclosed freshwater cooling circuits including that part that serves the calorifier S...

Page 41: ...WNER S MANUAL PACKET SHIFTING FROM SHORE POWER TO GENERATOR POWER Turn all AC systems and branch circuit breakers OFF Turn main breakers on the main distribution panel OFF START the generator Select Generator on changeover switch Turn the individual system breakers ON STOPPING THE GENERATOR Prior to generator shut down turn OFF all AC equipment and breakers including main breakers and allow the ge...

Page 42: ...ormance The rode is the line connecting the anchor to the boat All Sealines are equipped with an all chain anchor rode The scope is technically defined as the ratio of the rode length to the vertical distance from the bow to the sea floor Since you want to know how much rode to use when anchoring the formula is ವ Rode Length Bow Height Water Depth x scope ವ Scope depends on the type of anchor bott...

Page 43: ...age never move ahead until the anchor is safely stowed away and secure ವ Run the boat slowly up to the anchor taking in the rode as you go ವ The anchor will usually break out when the rode becomes vertical ವ Be careful that trailing lines do not foul in the propeller ವ Use water to hose down the chain in the locker after haul in CLEARING A FOULED ANCHOR A fouled anchor can test your patience and i...

Page 44: ...urn the WINDLASS breaker ON ವ Press the switch down at the FWD indicator arrow to lower the anchor ವ Press the switch down at the AFT indicator arrow to raise the anchor ವ Engage the chain stop if fitted and ensure the anchoring loads are not on the windlass TO OPERATE FROM THE BOW ವ Make sure that the safety leash and chain stop if fitted are disengaged from the anchor chain ವ Connect the remote ...

Page 45: ...ts are fitted as standard Tachometer The tachometer gives an accurate indication of engine speed in revolutions per minute rpm It is also essential for the running in period and economical cruising Oil Pressure Gauge This indicates the engine oil pressure Should low oil pressure be noted switch off the engine and check the engine oil level If this is correct seek professional advice serious damage...

Page 46: ...or the planned trip Lower the stern drive if it is up START THE ENGINES Make sure the ignition is on A green light in the IGNITION button indicates to ignition is on The ignition is switched on via the e Key panel Press the IGNITION button to switch the ignition on Put the gear in neutral Put the drive reverse gear in neutral by moving the control lever s to neutral at all stations Starting with t...

Page 47: ...n at high rpm or under heavy load IMPORTANT Never disconnect the current with the main switches when the engine is running The alternator and electronics could be damaged Stopping with the e Key panel 1 Disengage the drive reverse gear by putting the control lever in neutral 2 Stop the engine s by pushing the START STOP button s Stopping with the start stop panel 1 Disengage the drive reverse gear...

Page 48: ... The joystick can be moved in any direction and the boat moves in that direction without turning For example moving the joystick to port causes the boat to move sideways to port Rotating the joystick creates forces that cause the boat to rotate around its centre The joystick can be moved and rotated at the same time allowing for very intricate movements for manoeuvring in tight quarters The comput...

Page 49: ...s allows the bow to lift offsetting the waves which lift the stern In milder water some boats gently porpoise Drop the tabs a little at a time until the lope disappears CORRECTING A LIST CONDITION CORRECTION Listing may be caused by an unbalanced load A little down tab on the side of the heavy load levels the ride List may also occur in a quarter following sea Waves lift the stern unevenly causing...

Page 50: ... engine room If required your dealer can provide the circuit diagram The main switches for the engine batteries and service batteries the main fuses and additional fuses are located in the engine room The power is distributed via the switchboard in the saloon The circuits have switches so that the consumers can be switched on and off centrally All power circuits within the system must be protected...

Page 51: ...rt side and the service battery switches are on the starboard side The battery main switches are remote controlled from switches in the navigation area WARNING When operating the engine the main switches may not be switched off since this would destroy the diodes of the alternator MAINTENANCE The AGM batteries require low maintenance and should be well charged at all times Please check this regula...

Page 52: ... 15A X9 3 18 12V socket flybridge 15A X9 3 20 shower pump fwd 15A X9 3 21 elec Toilet stbd 20A X9 4 23 trim taps 20A X9 4 24 LP gas remote switch 10A X9 4 25 supply power helmstation 30A X9 4 26 wiper supply 20A X9 4 27 12V socket cockpit 20A X9 4 28 elec toilet port side 20A X9 6 36 shower pump aft cabin 15A X9 6 41 bow thruster control 10A X9 7 49 radio fwd 10A X9 8 50 antenna splitter 5A X9 8 5...

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Page 54: ...H DC PANEL Interior lights Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve Refrigerator freezer Reserve Freshwater pump Reserve Bilge pump manual override Reserve Navigation electronics Black water pump Anchor winch Reserve ...

Page 55: ... 75 6HDOLQH 2ZQHU V 0DQXDO 3DJH AC PANEL 10 10 16 10 16 16 16 16 16 10 16 10 ...

Page 56: ...f installed electrical devices to the earthed conductor in the boat green or green with yellow stripes WARNING Never leave the shore connecting cable hanging in the water This could injure or result in the death of persons swimming nearby WARNING To avoid electric shocks and to reduce the risk of fire Do not modify the electrical system Allow work to be done on the electrical system only by qualif...

Page 57: ...tion without consultation by the yard The batteries can be damaged Take note of the operating instructions of the battery charger SOCKETS On board there are sockets for 220 V alternating current at several places Navigation systems Some navigation devices will be installed optionally The main switchboard is prepared for additional installations All navigation lights are in a fixed position They in...

Page 58: ...predetermined level or manually The two modes of operation are explained as follows a On the MANUAL setting the pump will come into operation whilst the relevant switch is held in that position When released the switch will automatically return to the AUTO setting b When in the AUTO setting the pumps will be controlled by the float switches In the interest of safety the operation of the float swit...

Page 59: ... opening to be sure it is not jammed or stuck with debris Float switch failure Lift end of float switch up if pump runs switch is OK If pump does not run turn Manual Switch to ON position if pump runs automatic switch has failed Pump won t shut off Something under float Clean under float to make sure that debris is not holding the float up Stuck float Check to see that the float is loose and free ...

Page 60: ... continuously at full throttle For normal use engines should be cruised at approximately 10 below maximum rpm CAUTION Never crank turnover a main engine for more than 15 seconds continuously If the engine fails to start leave 30 seconds before trying again WARNING In the event that the operating temperature of an engine begins to rise unduly the engine should be immediately turned off and the cool...

Page 61: ...ttempting to operate or maintain equipment PROPELLERS The propellers fitted on your Sealine will be matched to the engine installation to gain the best compromise of performance and economy Pitch and diameter or code size as with a duo prop is stamped on the propellers If your propeller becomes damaged slight nicks and bends can easily be repaired Should the damage be more serious it will be neces...

Page 62: ... between the shore power ground and the boat s AC ground connection and the safety ground from the dockside power thus stopping the back flow of DC corrosive currents CAUTION It s important that the cathodic protection system operates efficiently as components will otherwise become badly corroded risking the safety and integrity of the craft ENGINE ROOM WARNING STAY CLEAR OF MOVING PARTS WHILE ENG...

Page 63: ...N BOW THRUSTER IF FITTED If your yacht is equipped with bow thrusters option please read the operating instructions The batteries the main switch and the fuses are located next to bow thruster Do not leave any objects in the range of the bow thrusters Loose objects left near the electric motor may cause problems with electric lines and may even result in short circuit Secure all pieces of equipmen...

Page 64: ...in the hand pump can feel heavy but this is completely normal and necessary to bleed the system Fuel Valves Fuel valves are located in seat bench in the cockpit They control fuel flow to their respective engine s Fuel valves should be turned off when leaving the boat to prevent fuel siphoning from the tank Be Aware that the valve for balancing the fuel tank level between the tanks should be closed...

Page 65: ...of poor starting or power loss is the result of a clogged filter element or a fuel system air leak Check that the filter lid and drain plug are properly tightened Check for water in the bottom of the filter body daily by opening the tap and drain any water into a container TO REPLACE THE FILTER Shut down the engine Remove the lid Remove the old rubber lid seal and dispose of the old seal properly ...

Page 66: ... Action in case of a smell of gas If you smell gas shut the valve of the gas cylinder and ventilate the boat intensively The presence of gas fumes can be checked for by means of gas detectors Have a specialist examine and remedy the cause before using the gas system again Notes on preventing malfunctions of the LPG unit LPG supply line valves and cylinder valves shall be closed when appliances are...

Page 67: ...hen open flame LPG consuming appliances are in use Check the hose assemblies of the LPG system on a regular basis at least once a year Have them replaced if they are damaged If you replace the stove make sure that the new one has the same working pressure Never use the stove in case of high waves or large heel angles if the boat is not equipped with a gimballed stove NOTICE Comply with the inspect...

Page 68: ... is tight DANGER Never use grease at the cylinder connection or the valves Operating the gas system When operating the LPG system ensure sufficient fresh air circulation by opening the deck portlights deck hatches or the companion way Check the LPG unit for possible leakages before each use Shut the valves of the appliance Open the valve of the cylinder and wait for stabilisation from the pressure...

Page 69: ...ely hazardous Never attempt any repairs to the calorifier or the hot water system whilst its contents are hot The second way water can be heated is using the domestic type water immersion heater that is fitted into the calorifier The heater is thermostatically controlled to maintain the water temperature For safety reasons there is a pressure relief valve mounted on top of the immersion heater tha...

Page 70: ...lectrical distribution panel and should be switched off when ever the pressurised water supply is not required CAUTION Empty the complete system the electric boiler and the tanks if there is a risk of temperatures below freezing Windscreen washers The windscreen washer system is supplied by the pressure water system via a solenoid valve which is activated by the dashboard rocker switch GREY WATER ...

Page 71: ...ank is approximately 75 full The tank can be emptied in different ways a Deck suck out for shore disposal the suck out fitting location is shown on the Deck Plan later in this manual b Pump out to the Sea Emptying using deck nozzles The pump out deck fittings are located on starboard deck and marked Waste NOTICE Please make sure that the ventilation of the black water tank is ensured otherwise the...

Page 72: ...inyl upholstery should only be cleaned using warm soapy water or car type vinyl upholstery cleaner Although water resistant the vinyl upholstery should not be subjected to continual soaking as the foam filling will become saturated and will be difficult to dry Windows and Frames These are toughened glass with heavy gauge aluminium or stainless steel frames Aluminium frames are anodised during manu...

Page 73: ... wearing To maintain a quality finish a suitable household polish may be used Scratches should be lightly rubbed down and treated with a clear polyurethane varnish The cupboard and cabin doors are laminated and they only require an occasional polish with a suitable household polish Fibreglass Surfaces The fibreglass surfaces can be treated much the same as the wooden surfaces using a household wax...

Page 74: ...the hull anodes Failure of this bonding system to the hull anodes may result in corrosion damage to part of the stern gear d Steering Gear The various steering linkages and tie bar should be checked for tightness and lubricated where necessary The rudder housing grease levels should be checked this involves connecting a suitable grease gun to the grease nipple and filling the housing until grease ...

Page 75: ...the base of the pump should be checked as it is possible over a period of time for them to become blocked This can stop the pump from operating See manufacturer s instructions l Anchor Locker Windlass Remove all the chain from the anchor locker and thoroughly wash off checking for corrosion and wear the depth marking can also be checked to see that they are all intact Give the anchor locker a good...

Page 76: ... air conditioning system This needs to be checked on a regular basis depending on the area you are and the time in use exchange if necessary DRAINING THE BOAT In climates where freezing occurs it is important that the bilge be completely drained and dried out when the boat is laid up for the winter Some compartments of the bilge may not drain completely because of the position of the boat These ar...

Page 77: ...lines to clean ವ Pour antifreeze mixture to fill shower sump Fridge Freezer ವ Turn OFF power ವ Allow unit to defrost wipe dry all internal surfaces ವ Leave door slightly open to allow air circulation Shower Sump s The only maintenance required on the sump system is to drain the unit during the winter months when not in use To drain ವ Disconnect and drain all lines to the unit ವ Remove hold down sc...

Page 78: ... remove excess grease from terminals recharge as required and re fit into boat Inverter ವ The inverter must be switched off directly at the device if the boat have no external power supply Head system ವ Flush entire system through with fresh water ವ Pump out the holding tank ವ Switch OFF water pump on main panel and remove hoses from each side of pump ವ Remove inlet fitting ವ Flush 5 litres of ant...

Page 79: ...ns MISCELLANEOUS Check all through hull fittings for unobstructed water passage Be alert for any deterioration in hoses and or fittings below the water line which may fail in service and admit water ವ Check all through hull fastenings ವ Test the navigation lights ವ Check all wiring for connections ವ Check all switches and equipment for proper operation Anchor lines and gear should be inspected and...

Page 80: ...solely by a crane or travel hoist straddle cradle WARNING Toavoid structural damage to the craft it is vital that it is lifted correctly adhering to the information given in this paragraph and should only be undertaken by suitably experienced personnel With fibreglass boats severe gel coat crazing or more serious damage can occur during launching and hauling if pressure is created on the hull side...

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Page 82: ... 6HDOLQH 2ZQHU V 0DQXDO 3DJH DATA SHEETS DIAGRAMS PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS ...

Page 83: ...4 85 m 15 1 B HEIGHT FROM WATERLINE TO HELM STATION FLYBRIDGE 3 65 m 11 9 C WATERLINE TO TIP DRIVE LEG 0 95 m 3 1 D WATERLINE TO KEEL LINE 0 70 m 2 3 E LENGTH OF HULL LH 11 28 m 37 0 F LENGTH OVERALL 11 40 m 37 4 WL WATERLINE 9 61 m 31 5 BEAM 3 77 m 12 4 FUEL CAPACITY 2 x 450 L 2 x 99 Gal WATER CAPACITY 1 x 315 L 1 x 69 Gal CHOCK POSITIONS ...

Page 84: ... 6HDOLQH 2ZQHU V 0DQXDO 3DJH DECK PLAN ...

Page 85: ...MOORING CLEAT 14 DINGHY CHOCKS 4 DECK WASH SYSTEM IN ANCHOR 15 WATER FILLER VENT 5 WINDLASS REMOTE CONTROL 16 MANUAL BILGE PUMPS 6 OPENING HATCH 17 BATHING LADDER SOCKET 7 SKYLIGHTS 18 SHORE POWER SOCKET 8 FWD HANDRAIL 19 DECK WASH SYSTEM 9 10 SPRING CLEATS 20 GAS LOCKER 10 BLACK WASTE 21 LIFE RAFT STORAGE 11 FUEL FILLER 22 COCKPIT SHOWER ...

Page 86: ... 6HDOLQH 2ZQHU V 0DQXDO 3DJH SYSTEM CONTROL POINTS ...

Page 87: ...JH EQUIPMENT LOCATION SYSTEM CONTROL POINTS SCENARIO LIGHT SYSTEM PANEL ELECTRICAL SOCKET LIGHT SWITCH AIR CON CONTROL ELECTRICAL SOCKET CALORIFIER DC PANEL AC PANEL BATTERY MAIN SWITCHES GENERATOR CONTROL RADIO HEATING CONTROL ...

Page 88: ... 6HDOLQH 2ZQHU V 0DQXDO 3DJH EQUIPMENT LOCATION UNDER DECK ...

Page 89: ...FT CABIN SALOON 25 SERVICE BATTERIES MAIN SWITCH 7 COOKER 26 SEA WATER PUMP A C 8 AIR CONDITIONING UNIT SALOON 27 BATTERY CHARGER 9 DEMISTER 28 SPEED DEPTH TRANSDUCERS 10 CALORIFIER 29 POWERBOARD 11 FRESH WATER PUMP 30 RAYMARINE PARTS 12 230 V SOCKET 31 DC DC CHARGER 13 ELCB GENERATOR 32 FRESH WATER TANK 14 INVERTER GENERATOR 33 ELECTRIC BILGE PUMP 15 FIRE EXTINGUISHER 34 COMPASS AUTOPILOT 16 FUEL...

Page 90: ... 6HDOLQH 2ZQHU V 0DQXDO 3DJH FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM 1 2 7 8 8 1 1 5 6 8 3 4 1 ...

Page 91: ...ible if the Oxygen index is at least 21 when measured in accordance with ISO 4589 or ASTM D 2863 In addition the material shall present a non fuel absorbent surface to the engine PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER AUTOMATIC FIXED FIRE EXTINGUISHER ENGINE ROOM MANUAL ACTIVATION OF ENGINE ROOM EXTINGUISHER SYSTEM ENGINE SHUTDOWN OVERRIDE SYSTEM FUEL VALVES BATTERY SWITCHES EXIT HATCH EXIT ROUTES ...

Page 92: ... 6HDOLQH 2ZQHU V 0DQXDO 3DJH BLACK WATER SYSTEM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 6 8 7 2 ...

Page 93: ...HARGE SEACOCKS SHUT EXCEPT WHEN DISCHARGING TO SEA TO PREVENT BACK SIPHONING VENT BLACK WATER TANK GOOSE NECK MANIFOLT SEAWATER FILTER SEACOCK SEA WATER INTAKE WATER PUMP SUPPLY PIPE BLACK WATER PIPE MACERATOR PUMP DECK SUCKOUT FITTING BLACK WASTE WATER TANK SEACOCK BLACK WATER OUTLET ...

Page 94: ... 6HDOLQH 2ZQHU V 0DQXDO 3DJH SKIN FITTING Port view Starboard view Stern view Detail B Detail A ...

Page 95: ...D WATER 4 A C OUTLET SALOON 15 OUTLET BLACK WATER 5 LOG ECHO SOUNDER 16 OUTLET GREY WATER 6 GENERATOR SEAWATER INLET 17 DECK DRAINAGE 7 GENERATOR SEAWATER OUTLET 18 ENGINE ROOM VENT 8 BLACK WATER TANK VENT 19 ELECTRICAL BILGE PUMP ACCOMMODATION 9 GREY WATER TANK VENT 20 MANUAL BILGE PUMP ACCOMMODATION 10 HEATER EXHAUST 21 MANUAL BILGE PUMP ENGINE ROOM 11 DEMISTER EXHAUST 22 ELECTRICAL BILGE PUMP E...

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