ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
7-12
53 COUPE
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Do not allow upholstery to come in contact with dirt or wet environments for
prolonged periods of time during storage or while in use.
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Brush dirt off fabrics before it becomes embedded. Wipe up spills and spot-
clean stains immediately.
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Hose off exterior fabrics with clean, fresh water on a monthly basis, to delay
the need for deep or vigorous cleaning. Allow fabrics to dry completely.
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Dry-brush the undersides of canvas, if installed, frequently, as this will help
prevent the combination of dirt and condensation from staining the fabric.
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Wax all zippers occasionally to keep them working well.
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Stow all canvas and enclosures, if installed, in the bags supplied, or hang
neatly in a dry location.
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For additional cleaning tactics and recommendations, consult your Tiara
Yachts dealer.
7.4.6 Hull Bottom
The portion of the hull below the water line should be kept clean and free of
marine growth with the use of antifouling, or ‘bottom,’ paint. Refer to the paint
manufacturer’s instructions and your Tiara Yachts dealer for recommended clean
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ing procedures. Typically, the bottom will need to be repainted once a year and
then cleaned a few times during the year.
Contact your Tiara Yachts dealer for
recommended cleaning service providers. Failure to keep the bottom clean will
result in loss of boat performance and fuel economy.
NOTE: Do not apply bottom paint to the sacrificial anodes.
7.4.7 Underwater Gear
The Volvo
®
IPS drives (if installed) must be painted with antifouling paint. Contact
your Tiara Yachts dealer for information.
Sacrificial anodes are installed on the trim tabs, transom, Volvo
®
IPS drive ex
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haust tunnels (if installed), and Cummins
®
propeller shafts (if installed). Anodes
prevent galvanic corrosion of underwater hardware and should be replaced when
they become depleted by 50% or more. Inspect the sacrificial anodes regularly
to monitor their condition. Contact your Tiara Yachts dealer or qualified marine
service facility for replacement when necessary.
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