Tiara Yachts FLYBRIDGE 53 2019 Owner'S Manual Download

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EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES

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53 FLYBRIDGE

1.11 OPTIONAL LOWER HELM

The  optional  lower
helm  is  on  the  star-
board side of the for-
ward  salon  (

Figure

1-15

). See sections

1.2.2,  1.2.3,  and
1.2.4  for  important
information  before
operating  your  boat
from the lower helm.

CAUTION

Service or repairs to helm-area equipment should be performed by

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Failure to do so could result in damage to equipment used to safely
operate the boat.

1.11.1 Engine Controls

IGNITION BUTTONS:

The PORT ignition button is for the port engine and the

STARBOARD

button is or the starboard engine. eview chapter and your

engine user manual for starting and operating procedures.

ENGINE CONTROL HEAD:

he control head has two levers the port side le

ver controls the port engine and the starboard side lever controls the starboard

engine.

TRIM TABS

: The Lenco™ switches, marked BOW UP/DOWN, are located aft of

the engine control head and operate the port and starboard trim tabs. The elec-

Figure 1-15: Optional lower helm area

Summary of Contents for FLYBRIDGE 53 2019

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Page 3: ...ted this company my goal was to provide you our customer with the finest quality boat available Everything we have achieved since that time has been with that same goal in mind The information in this owner s manual has been assembled to assist you with your Tiara Yacht for maximum enjoyment Please read this manual completely and always operate your boat safely and courteously Thank you for select...

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Page 5: ...erations or modifications made by anyone other than an employee of S2 Yachts or an authorized S2 Yachts dealer with S2 s prior written authorization 10 Damage which has occurred as a result of the boat being operated as s demonstrator and or displayed for sale 11 Damage or deterioration of the hull or deck structure due to the attachment of hardware or other components 12 Weight speed fuel consump...

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Page 7: ...ard the bow with starboard being to your right and port to your left A glossary of boating terms is included in the Appendix DANGER DANGER INDICATES A HAZARDOUS SITUATION WHICH IF NOT AVOIDED WILL RESULT IN DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY WARNING WARNING INDICATES HAZARDS OR UNSAFE PRACTICES WHICH COULD RESULT IN SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH CAUTION CAUTION indicates hazards or unsafe practices which c...

Page 8: ...e equipment supplied or fitted its sys tems and information on its operation and maintenance Please read it carefully and familiarize yourself with the craft before using it this is your first cra t or you are changing to a type o cra t you are not amiliar with for your own comfort and safety please ensure that you obtain handling and operating experience before assuming command of the craft Your ...

Page 9: ...und in the following locations on the Tiara 53 Flybridge The numbers on the drawings correspond to the list on Table 1 To obtain replace ment labels contact your Tiara Yachts dealer and refer to the part number P N of the label listed on Table 1 1 INTERIOR 27 1 1 ...

Page 10: ...SAFETY LABEL LOCATIONS ii 53 FLYBRIDGE SALON AFT COCKPIT 7 20 25 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 19 1 14 26 21 8 18 1 ...

Page 11: ...SAFETY LABEL LOCATIONS iii 53 FLYBRIDGE 10 10 2 2 24 24 24 24 22 23 17 9 12 3 23 22 20 EXTERIOR ...

Page 12: ...SAFETY LABEL LOCATIONS iv 53 FLYBRIDGE 1 FLYBRIDGE 16 16 4 5 6 10 11 12 13 16 3 ...

Page 13: ... coc pit ybridge port lounge seat base 2 NO SMOKING P N 5451130 ocation ort starboard uel fill 3 NOTICE ANCHOR LINE LOSS P N 5453180 Location Underside of anchor hatch 4 NOTICE FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM P N 5453300 Location Helm 5 BOATERS CHECK LIST P N 5453130 Location Helm 6 YACHT CERTIFICATION PLATE P N 5450570 Location Helm 7 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP P N 5450058 Location Port galley TABLE 1 ...

Page 14: ...n Sun pad 10 WARNING CLOSE TRANSOM DOOR S P N 5453220 Location Helm near port and starboard transom doors 11 WARNING LEAKING FUEL P N 5453150 Location Helm 12 WARNING ROTATING PROPELLERS P N 5455130 Location Helm starboard side of swim platform 13 WARNING CARBON MONOXIDE P N 5453690 Location Helm 14 WARNING CARBON MONOXIDE P N 5453680 Location Port galley 15 N A N A ...

Page 15: ...ght 19 WARNING GRILL SHOCK AND FIRE P N 5455876 Location Underside of grill lid 20 WARNING HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE P N 5451110 Location Port shore power locker optional forward shore power connection 21 LOCK SEAT P N 5454050 Location Salon port end table 22 FRESH WATER P N 5455490 Location Starboard aft cockpit water connection locker optional forward wash down connection 23 RAW WATER P N 5455480 Locati...

Page 16: ... cabinet 27 TAG OVERBOARD DISCHARGE OF SEWAGE P N 5450050 Location Optional overboard discharge seacock 28 TAG BATTERY MOUNTING REQUIREMENTS P N 5450160 Location Batteries in the engine room 29 TAG FUEL SYSTEM STBD WITHDRAWAL P N 5451290 Location Forward engine room bulkhead 30 TAG FUEL SYSTEM STBD RETURN P N 5451300 Location Forward engine room bulkhead 31 TAG FUEL SYSTEM PORT WITHDRAWAL P N 5451...

Page 17: ... FUEL SYSTEM PORT RETURN P N 5451320 Location Forward engine room bulkhead 33 TAG FUEL SYSTEM GENERATOR WTHDRWL P N 5451350 Location Forward engine room bulkhead 34 TAG FUEL SYSTEM GENERATOR RETURN P N 5451360 Location Forward engine room bulkhead ...

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Page 19: ... Volvo IPS Engines 1 3 1 2 3 1 Volvo IPS Steering Wheel Driving 1 4 1 2 3 2 Volvo IPS Joystick Driving 1 4 1 2 4 Steering Cummins Engines 1 5 1 2 4 1 Cummins Hydraulic Steering Wheel Driving 1 6 1 2 5 Helm Controls and Lights 1 6 1 2 6 Compass 1 7 1 2 7 Seakeeper Gyro Stabilization System optional 1 7 1 2 8 Spotlight Control Pad optional 1 7 1 2 9 Helm Seat 1 7 1 3 FLYBRIDGE 1 8 1 3 1 Stereo 1 8 1...

Page 20: ...r Control Panel Cabinet 1 14 1 6 2 Starboard Galley 1 14 1 6 2 1 Starboard Galley Switches 1 14 1 7 FOREDECK 1 14 1 8 SIDE DECKS 1 15 1 9 AFT COCKPIT 1 16 1 9 1 Aft Lounge 1 16 1 9 2 Engine Room Access Hatch 1 16 1 10 STERN 1 16 1 10 1 Aft Shore Power Locker 1 17 1 10 2 Water Connection Locker 1 17 1 10 3 Cockpit Shower 1 18 1 10 4 Transom Buffet 1 19 1 10 5 Transom Storage Compartment 1 20 1 10 6...

Page 21: ...6 1 11 8 Helm Seat Cabinet 1 26 1 11 8 1 Stereo 1 27 Chapter 2 BELOW DECK FEATURES EQUIPMENT 2 1 SAFETY EQUIPMENT 2 1 2 2 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS 2 1 2 3 ATRIUM 2 3 2 4 CLIMATE CONTROL 2 4 2 5 MASTER STATEROOM 2 4 2 6 MASTER HEAD 2 5 2 7 VIP STATEROOM 2 7 2 8 V I P HEAD 2 8 2 9 UTILITY ROOM 2 8 2 10 OPTIONAL THIRD STATEROOM 2 10 Chapter 3 ENGINE ROOM 3 1 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT 3 1 3 1 1 Forward of Engi...

Page 22: ...nk Interconnect 4 5 4 1 6 Operating Notes 4 6 4 2 THE 120 240V AC SYSTEM 4 7 4 2 1 AC Power Supply 4 7 4 2 2 Distribution 4 8 4 2 3 Operating Notes 4 8 4 2 4 Optional Inverter 4 8 4 3 BONDING SYSTEM 4 9 Chapter 5 OPERATING YOUR BOAT 5 1 WHEN ARRIVING AT YOUR BOAT 5 1 5 1 1 Connecting to Shore Power 5 2 5 1 2 Fueling Your Boat 5 5 5 1 3 Fuel System 5 7 5 1 4 Starting Your Engines 5 8 5 1 5 Transmis...

Page 23: ...rs 6 2 6 1 4 1 Volvo Engines 6 2 6 1 4 2 Cummins Engines 6 2 6 2 LIFTING YOUR BOAT 6 5 6 3 AFTER LAUNCHING YOUR BOAT 6 5 6 3 1 Fresh Water System 6 5 6 3 2 Electrical Systems 6 9 6 3 3 Engines Transmissions and IPS Drive Units 6 10 6 3 3 1 Volvo Engines 6 10 6 3 3 2 Cummins Engines 6 10 6 3 4 Interior Equipment 6 10 6 3 5 Exterior Equipment 6 11 Chapter 7 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 7 1 FUEL SYSTEM 7 1 7 ...

Page 24: ... Hoses 7 13 7 5 INTERIOR EQUIPMENT AND DECOR 7 13 7 6 ENGINE ROOM 7 13 7 6 1 Engines Transmissions Volvo IPS Units Generator 7 14 7 6 2 Exhaust System 7 14 7 6 2 1 Volvo Engine Exhaust System 7 14 7 6 2 2 Cummins Engine Exhaust System 7 14 7 6 3 Oil Change System 7 14 7 6 4 Ventilation System 7 15 7 6 5 Seacocks 7 16 7 6 6 Raw Water Intake Strainers 7 16 7 7 HEAD SYSTEM 7 17 7 7 1 Waste Tank Pump ...

Page 25: ... 8 5 EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT AND FIBERGLASS 8 5 8 6 INTERIOR EQUIPMENT 8 5 8 7 AIR CONDITIONING 8 5 8 8 WASTE SYSTEM 8 6 8 9 ENGINES DRIVELINE AND GENERATOR 8 7 8 9 1 Exhaust Systems 8 7 8 9 1 1 Volvo Engines 8 7 8 9 1 2 Cummins Engines 8 7 8 9 2 Steering System 8 8 8 10 RAW WATER SYSTEMS 8 8 8 11 ENGINE ROOM AND BILGE AREAS 8 10 Appendix A SPECIFICATIONS A 1 ENGINE AND GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS A 1 A 1 1...

Page 26: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS TOC 8 53 FLYBRIDGE A 2 COMPONENT SPECIFICATIONS A 2 Appendix B GLOSSARY Appendix C MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES Appendix D BOATING ACCIDENT REPORT Appendix E FLOAT PLAN ...

Page 27: ...al captain United States Coast Guard Auxiliary or United States Power Squadron We strongly recommend purchasing and reading the current edition of Chapman Piloting Seamanship The maiden voyage should be approached on a calm weather day Learn to ma neuver the boat in calm open water using the steering wheel throttle controls and joystick 1 1 SAFETY EQUIPMENT 1 1 1 Fire Suppression System he fire su...

Page 28: ...d with the optional third stateroom there is an additional portable fire e tinguisher located inside the third stateroom storage cabinet IF A FIRE SHOULD OCCUR TURN OFF ALL MAIN ELECTRICAL SWITCHES AND SHUT DOWN THE GENERATOR DO NOT OPEN THE ENGINE ACCESS HATCH ALLOW THE CHEMICAL TO SOAK THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT FOR AT LEAST FIFTEEN 15 MINUTES WARNING FIRE SUPPRESSION CHEMICALS SMOKE FROM A FIRE AND...

Page 29: ...hen make a secure connection to shore power Press the SHORE POWER button to connect the boat s electrical sys tem to shore power See chapter 5 for more information GENERATOR POWER Turn all batteries ON then START the generator fol lowing the procedure in chapter 5 Once the generator is operating press the GENERATOR button to connect the boat s electrical system to the generator The button light wi...

Page 30: ... coc pit via the oating steps through the access hatch For boats equipped with a lower helm see also section 1 11 Figure 1 2 Helm area CAUTION Service or repairs to helm area equipment should be performed by RXU 7LDUD DFKWV HDOHU RU RWKHU TXDOL HG PDULQH UHSDLU WHFKQLFLDQ Failure to do so could result in damage to equipment used to safely operate the boat ...

Page 31: ...an idle speed depress both trim switches to UP to fully retract the trim tabs Failure to do so could result in damage to trim tab actuators 1 2 2 Engine Monitoring with the Multi Function Displays MFDs The Multi Function Displays MFDs allow you to monitor engine functions operate the stereo system and more Interact with the MFDs by touching the screens or by using the GRID Garmin emote nput evice ...

Page 32: ...er angle indicator on the Multi Function Displays MFDs shows an appro imation o the drive angle hen the ignitions are turned o the drive units automatically center 1 2 3 2 Volvo IPS Joystick Driving he olvo IPS joystick Figure 1 3 is located on the helm seat armrest All joy stick buttons are ON OFF switches Press once for ON and a second time for OFF 1 The joystick control may be used to steer the...

Page 33: ... when conditions e g high winds or strong current call for more power The HIGH MODE button will illumi nate and an audible signal will sound Select the HIGH MODE button again to deacti vate and return the system to regular docking mode 1 2 4 Steering Cummins Engines Boats equipped with Cummins engines may be steered using the steering wheel or engine controls and docked using the steering wheel en...

Page 34: ...witches to function the associated breaker must be switched ON on the AC Distribution Panel or DC Distribution Panel Figure 1 6 Figure 1 4 Helm Switch Panel COCKPIT COURTESY LIGHTS ress to activate the ybridge courtesy light ing To change between white and blue lights cycle the switch OFF and back ON HARDTOP LIGHTS ress to activate the lights in the hardtop overhang Rock the switch one way for whi...

Page 35: ...e boat s horn 1 2 6 Compass The compass is located at the top of the helm and indicates the direction the bow o your boat is headed he compass should be compensated by an authori ed iara achts dealer or other qualified marine service acility or magnetic devia tion associated with your particular location 1 2 7 Seakeeper Gyro Stabilization System optional To operate the optional Seakeeper yro tabil...

Page 36: ...ge entertainment center with sin re rigerator cutting board and optional ice maker The optional forward port entertainment module features an icemaker or refrigerator 1 3 3 Aft U Lounge The height of the aft U lounge table may be adjusted To raise and lower release the lever and push the table down or guide it up oc the lever when the table is at the desired height To create a sunpad lower the tab...

Page 37: ...N on the switch to adjust the brightness of the lights 1 5 2 Adjustable Port Companion Seat he port companion seat can be moved ore and a t slide until the seat loc s into place The seat backrest is adjustable for facing forward or aft Figure 1 5 To move the seat backrest 1 Lift the backrest cushion straight up until it stops 2 Guide the backrest cushion aft while keeping it raised 3 Lower the bac...

Page 38: ...hing box located aft of the AC Distribution Panel VKRXOG EH DFFHVVHG E TXDOL HG SHUVRQQHO RQO Three GFCI outlets are located inboard of the AC Distribution Panel If a circuit is overloaded indicated by a red light on the outlet press the outlet s reset button to reset 1 5 4 Port L Lounge he port ounge has seating or five and a tea table Figure 1 7 The aft sofa base cushion opens up to storage unde...

Page 39: ...i net see section 1 11 8 BLOWER Press the button ON to acti vate the engine room e haust blowers The button will light up blue when the blower is ON BILGE FWD MID AFT Press the ap propriate button to manually activate the corresponding bilge pump Bilge pumps are located from forward to aft under the master stateroom oor hatch orward in the engine room and in the la arette area he bilge button will...

Page 40: ...nd in the cockpit outboard of the starboard aft facing seat Refer to the stereo user manual for more information 1 5 6 Salon Starboard Glovebox he glovebo located outboard o the starboard forward end table houses the waste and resh water tan monitor a outlet and a v outlet n boats equipped with an optional lower helm the waste and water tank monitor is located in the helm seat cabinet 1 5 7 Televi...

Page 41: ...ent under the coo top Recessed three burner electric cooktop with exhaust fan icrowave convection oven AC outlets Wastebasket Refer to the manufacturers user manuals for more information Switches to operate the exhaust fan and optional garbage disposal are located on the port galley backsplash he lid or the coo top activates a sa ety switch that disables coo top operation when it is in place lways...

Page 42: ...2 1 Starboard Galley Switches The following switches are located on the starboard galley backsplash SALON LIGHT Press and hold UP DOWN on the switch to adjust the brightness o the salon s dimmable overhead lights COUNTERTOP ACC LIGHTS Press to turn ON or OFF the galley countertop accent lights HARDTOP OVERHANG LIGHTS An ON OFF ON switch that when switched activates either the white or blue lights ...

Page 43: ...s underway at speeds above mph The anchor locker at the bow houses the windlass and windlass remote control Refer to chapter 5 and the windlass user manual for operating instructions The anchor locker also contains the optional forward shore power connection and optional fresh and raw water wash down connections if equipped 1 8 SIDE DECKS Handrails are located port and starboard on and around the ...

Page 44: ...n board of the starboard aft facing seat 1 9 2 Engine Room Access Hatch he engine room access hatch is located on centerline on the a t coc pit oor The engine room lights turn ON automatically when the hatch is opened and turn OFF when the hatch is closed The main battery switches must be ON for the engine room lights to operate 1 10 STERN The transom area features stainless steel transom gates Li...

Page 45: ...ns The ELCI equipment leakage current interrupter uncouples the boat s power system from shore power if a problem is detected Use the ELCI power reset button Figure 1 11 to restore power if it has been tripped See chapter 4 for electrical systems information Figure 1 10 Aft shore power locker shown with optional 12V cable Figure 1 11 Breaker ELCI reset 1 10 2 Water Connection Locker The water conn...

Page 46: ...t be strained in any way as the boat moves within its slip Do not allow cables or hoses to dangle into the water 1 10 3 Cockpit Shower The cockpit shower Figure 1 13 is located on the outboard side of the starboard cockpit gangway To operate the shower 1 Switch ON the FRESH WATER PUMP 1 and FRESH WATER PUMP 2 breakers on the DC Distribution Panel 2 Switch ON the WATER HEATER breaker on the AC Dist...

Page 47: ... the grill activates a sa ety switch that turns the DECK GRILL breaker OFF The grill GFCI is located in the transom storage compartment near the top of the port sidewall Refer to the grill user manual for more information After cooking clean the grill surface Empty the contents of the drip pan located below the grill Lift the grill grate up and carefully re move the fully cooled drip pan Allow the...

Page 48: ...he hatch button on the transom buffet backsplash to lift the compartment hatch The storage compartment light switch is located on the starboard sidewall inside the storage compartment The transom storage compartment features Storage for dock lines fenders dock poles etc AC power outlet ccess to the la arette area containing olvo pod units or boats equipped with olvo engines Steering components for...

Page 49: ... items are placed on the buffet Failure to do so could result in damage or in jury 1 10 6 Swim Platform The swim ladder is located under the starboard side of the platform Release the catch to extend the ladder Lower the extended ladder down into the water to assist in boarding the boat from the water CARBON MONOXIDE CO CAN CAUSE BRAIN DAMAGE OR DEATH ENGINE AND GENERATOR EXHAUST CONTAIN ODORLESS ...

Page 50: ...m platform lift system switch ON the SWIM PLATFORM breaker on the starboard side o the aster anel on the orward engine room bul head ctivate the swim platform lift using the switch located on the port side of the transom buffet backsplash see section 1 10 4 or by using the wireless remote control 1 10 8 Stern Cleats Four cleats are installed at the stern of your boat two cleats on the transom corn...

Page 51: ... result in damage to equipment used to safely operate the boat 1 11 1 Engine Controls IGNITION BUTTONS The PORT ignition button is for the port engine and the STARBOARD button is or the starboard engine eview chapter and your engine user manual for starting and operating procedures ENGINE CONTROL HEAD he control head has two levers the port side le ver controls the port engine and the starboard si...

Page 52: ...abs Failure to do so could result in damage to trim tab actuators 1 11 2 Lower Helm Controls and Lights There are a number of buttons on the lower helm Figure 1 16 For any of the buttons to function the associated breaker must be switched ON on the AC Dis tribution Panel or DC Distribution Panel Figure 1 16 Lower helm controls HORN Press to sound the boat s horn WASHER Press and hold to spray fres...

Page 53: ... masthead and the white stern light on the transom se when op erating the boat at night or when visibility is reduced CAUTION Always make sure all navigation lights are visible Never obstruct or block the visibility of any of the navigation NAV lights ANC LIGHTS Press the button to turn ON the all round anchor light on the top of the masthead Use when the boat is at anchor at night WHT LIGHTS ress...

Page 54: ...OFF button to turn the optional spotlight ON or OFF if installed Use the up down left and right arrows to control the orientation of the spotlight and the SPEED button to control rotation speed 1 11 6 Outboard of the Helm he area outboard o the helm houses the ireboy fire suppression system over ride switch and status indicator radio v outlet helm air vent and drin holder Refer to the manufacturer...

Page 55: ...l up and down arrow buttons Blu ray DVD player ptional satellite receiver i installed Refer to manufacturers literature for more information 1 11 8 1 Stereo The stereo system can be controlled using the stereo head unit in the helm seat cabinet the helm Multi Function Displays MFDs and the stereo remote control panels emote control panels are located in the ybridge a t coc pit master stateroom and...

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Page 57: ...URES FOUND IN THIS MANUAL CARBON MONOXIDE IS A LE THAL TOXIC GAS THAT WILL CAUSE DEATH AT CERTAIN LEVELS WARNING A deck escape hatch is located in the middle of the VIP stateroom headliner To open disengage the two locking levers and push up Slide the berths together to use the hatch as an emergency exit 2 2 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS In order to operate any of your boat s electrical components the ass...

Page 58: ...EQUIPMENT 2 2 53 FLYBRIDGE Figure 2 1 Below Deck Layout 1 VIP Stateroom 2 VIP Hanging Locker 3 VIP Head 4 Master Stateroom 5 Master Stateroom Lounge 6 Master Head 7 Atrium 8 Utility Room or Third Stateroom 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ...

Page 59: ...verhead lights the dimmable salon overhead light ing and the companionway staircase light found on the underside of the handrail oor hatch in the atrium oor provides access to the waste tan and filter o open lift up on the handle and slide the hatch leaves forward Secure the hatch by inserting the straps through the eyes and engaging the snaps Figure 2 3 and Figure 2 4 Figure 2 3 Hatch straps STRA...

Page 60: ...user manual for operating instructions 2 5 MASTER STATEROOM The master stateroom Figure 2 5 has a private entrance aft of the atrium and features Queen berth Flat screen TV with Blu ray DVD player Private Fusion stereo with control head and input located in a t nightstand Port settee Port dresser with drawer storage and optional combination washer dryer edar bac ed hanging loc er orward with fire ...

Page 61: ...teroom 2 6 MASTER HEAD The master head Figure 2 6 has a private entrance in the master stateroom and features fiberglass stall shower with glass door tea seat and ad ustable height slid ing hand held shower head Teak countertop with Corian accents Vessel sink with hot cold water faucet Lower storage cabinets irror olid tea oor Air conditioning vent controls in master stateroom ...

Page 62: ... Light switches on the right side of the sink AC outlet outboard under the countertop Operable portlight Toilet tissue roll mount installed on backside of lower vanity cabinet door se the switches to the right o the sin to control the overhead lighting accent lighting and the exhaust fan Figure 2 6 Master head ...

Page 63: ...ps Deck escape hatch providing natural light and ventilation Starboard cedar backed hanging locker Lower hullside cabinets Operable portlights with privacy shades Storage drawers under berth mattresses accessible when berths are split olid tea oor with carpeted risers Light switches on port side and on wall forward of headboard Climate control and AC outlet on forward facing port side wall ptional...

Page 64: ...et olid tea oor Air conditioning vent controls are in VIP stateroom Lighted upper medicine cabinet with mirror Lower vanity storage cabinet Operable portlight VacuFlush toilet Exhaust fan AC outlet under the sink Toilet tissue roll mount installed on backside of lower vanity cabinet door se the switches on the lower vanity cabinet to control the overhead lighting accent lighting and exhaust fan 2 ...

Page 65: ...BELOW DECK FEATURES EQUIPMENT 2 9 53 FLYBRIDGE Figure 2 8 VIP head Figure 2 9 Utility room ...

Page 66: ...0 OPTIONAL THIRD STATEROOM The optional third stateroom Figure 2 10 in lieu of the utility room includes a bun bed with reading lights storage cabinet with fire e tinguisher and optional at screen with lu ray player Figure 2 10 Optional third stateroom ...

Page 67: ...ur boat FUEL VAPORS ARE A FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD THAT CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY BURNS OR DEATH DO NOT STORE CONTAINERS OF FUEL OR OTHER FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS IN THE ENGINE ROOM COMPARTMENT WARNING 3 1 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT he engine room arrangement will vary slightly depending on your engine option 3 1 1 Forward of Engines The battery charger fuel water separators and Fireboy fire suppression sys...

Page 68: ...a ers or the boat s powered components or all practical purposes these brea ers should be le t in the position during use o the boat e er to chapter or more in ormation about the boat s electrical system A bilge pump is located on centerline between the inboard stringers under the Master DC Panel Figure 3 3 Figure 3 2 Master DC Panel and main battery bank switches Figure 3 3 Bilge pump ...

Page 69: ... strainer Generator raw water intake sea cock and strainer Raw water wash down seacock strainer and pump Gyro optional raw water intake seacock strainer and pump Air compressor tank automatic drain The air compressor system for the horn and sunroof if equipped and the fresh water system pumps and strainers are located outboard of the engine on the starboard chine shel Figure 3 5 Forward and outboa...

Page 70: ...orward and outboard of port engine 3 1 2 Between the Engines removable oor between the engines provides access to the battery ban s on boats equipped with Volvo engines 3 1 3 Aft of Engines The generator is installed on centerline aft of the engines Figure 3 7 e er to the generator user manual or operating instructions he a t side o the generator can be accessed through the oor hatch in the transo...

Page 71: ... 8 Hull side air intake plenum which provides fresh air to the engine and ventilation for the engine room while separating and draining sea water overboard Air compressor for horn and sun roof if equipped Fresh water system pumps and strainers Fresh water tank Refer to the component user manuals or operating instructions Figure 3 8 Air compressor and fresh water pumps ...

Page 72: ...cable recoiling system with storage tub Fresh water tank e er to the component user manuals or operating instructions Figure 3 9 Outboard of port engine 3 1 6 Lazarette The following components are located in the lazarette area below the tran som storage compartment Volvo IPS units with emergency steering access if installed Aft side of generator Generator wet exhaust discharge seacock Swim platfo...

Page 73: ... systems and bonding ALL SERVICE WORK ON THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS IN YOUR TIARA SHOULD BE PERFORMED ONLY BY AN AUTHORIZED TIARA YACHTS DEALER OR OTHER QUALIFIED MARINE ELECTRICAL SERVICE FACILITY FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH WARNING 4 1 THE 12V DC SYSTEM 4 1 1 Power Supply our boat s electrical system is powered by battery ban s Table 4 1 he port and starboard engine batte...

Page 74: ...ly and contact your authori ed iara achts dealer or other qualified marine electrical service acility or service CAUTION All aftermarket electrical components should be installed by your 7LDUD DFKWV GHDOHU RU RWKHU TXDOL HG PDULQH HOHFWULFDO VHUYLFH facility They must be installed to be powered from the house battery EDQN RQO 7KH HQJLQH EDWWHU EDQNV DUH UHVHUYHG VWULFWO IRU HQJLQH power only 4 1 2...

Page 75: ...y and will result in their inability to hold a charge for the e pected amount o time his can hap pen easily i e cessive loads such as lights are le t on while the battery charger is o OZD V OHDYH RXU ERDW FRQQHFWHG WR shore power with the battery charger 21 ZKHQ OHDYLQJ IRU DQ H WHQGHG SH riod of time 4 1 3 Distribution ower rom the battery ban s supplies the red main battery switches at the botto...

Page 76: ...components is urther distrib uted rom the istribution anel 4 1 4 Automatic Charging Relay our iara is equipped with an utomatic harging elay n automati cally parallels combines battery ban s during charging and isolates them when charging has stopped and battery voltage has allen n is intended to eep a load from discharging both of the battery ban s it is connected to he is con nected to the port ...

Page 77: ... or automatic the ellow verride nob should be oriented to starboard as shown in Figure 4 6 Figure 4 6 in M M L O C K O F F R E M O T E Figure 4 7 in M L O C K O F F R E M O T E 4 1 5 Emergency Battery Bank Interconnect an engine battery ban is discharged and will not start its engine the can be used to manually interconnect the engine battery ban s or additional power to start the engine ou can in...

Page 78: ...otate the ellow verride nob to port position Figure 4 8 ass a cable tie through the hole WHEN BATTERY BANKS ARE INTERCONNECTED ALL NON ESSEN TIAL LOADS SHOULD BE TURNED OFF UNTIL THE PROBLEM WITH THE FAILED BANK IS CORRECTED FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RE SULT IN RAPID DEPLETION OF THE BATTERY POWER NEEDED TO SAFELY OPERATE THE BOAT FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH WARNING 4 1 6 Op...

Page 79: ...ecting the a t shore power cable or optional orward shore power cable to a doc side power outlet ee chapter or shore power connection directions unning the onboard generator ee the generator s user manual or operat ing instructions sing the optional inverter he system is designed so that only one power source can be selected at a time hoose the power source by ipping the i installed or op tional b...

Page 80: ...n ormation he monitor will indicate the current voltage o the power source and the load currently being applied to that source he batteries must be switched to use the power monitors the voltage being supplied while using the connection is lower than or higher than discontinue use and correct the problem as soon as possible 4 2 4 Optional Inverter the optional inverter is installed and you are usi...

Page 81: ...other components do not he anodes must be chec ed periodically to determine their status and be replaced when they become depleted by or more ctive corrosion protection is provided or the olvo drives in boats equipped with the olvo engine pac age as they are not connected to the bonding system he trim tabs and optional swim plat orm li t system have their own anodes or added protection hese anodes...

Page 82: ...OAT EQUIPMENT OR IN THE WATER AROUND THE BOAT WARNING CAUTION All owner installed metallic components that are installed through the hull below the waterline must be connected to the bonding sys tem Comparable wire sizes and terminals must be used and should be connected directly to the nearest bonding system terminal strip DLOXUH WR GR VR PD UHVXOW LQ VHYHUH JDOYDQLF FRUURVLRQ RI WKH LWHP and pos...

Page 83: ...ry buttons remotely turn the bat tery switches in the engine room 2 witch all brea ers on the aster anel in the engine room except the OIL CHANGE PUMP breaker if installed The OIL CHANGE PUMP breaker should remain OFF unless using the oil change pump ote oats with ummins engines do not have a separate brea er i the optional oil changer is installed 3 witch all brea ers except the WASTE PUMPOUT bre...

Page 84: ...turers user manuals or more in ormation 5 1 1 Connecting to Shore Power se shore power whenever available to allow ull unctionality o your boat s system he shore power cable is located in the a t coc pit port shore power loc er and is connected to a powered cablemaster recoil sys tems oats with optional ybridge air conditioning also have a shore power cable located in the shore power loc er on a c...

Page 85: ...ually he optional orward shore power connection is equipped with a separate cable using the orward cable plug the cable into the receptacle located in the anchor loc er CAUTION When routing electric cables and dockside water hoses from the ERDW WR WKH GRFN EH VXUH WR DOORZ VXI FLHQW VODFN VR WKH FDEOHV DQG hoses will not be strained in any way as the boat moves within its slip Do not allow cables ...

Page 86: ...er and i installed the brea er on the istribution anel 2 witch the appropriate shore power brea er Figure 5 1 in the a t port shore power loc er or anchor loc er 3 witch any brea er s at the doc side shore power station outlet 4 isconnect the shore power cable rom the doc side shore power station outlet 5 eturn the a t shore power cable to the boat and care ully retract it by ipping the appropriat...

Page 87: ...lights hatches and doors 5 stimate how much uel will be needed to fill the tan 6 nsert the provided fill cap ey into the slot in the uel fill cap turn the ey countercloc wise and remove the cap BE SURE THAT THE FUEL FILL IS IN CONTACT WITH THE FUEL NOZZLE TO PREVENT ANY STATIC SPARKS DURING THE FUELING OPERATION FAILURE TO HEED THIS WARNING COULD RESULT IN A STATIC ELECTRICITY CHARGE THAT COULD LE...

Page 88: ...TY OF THE UNITED STATES IF SUCH DISCHARGE CAUSES A FILM OR DISCOLORATION OF THE SURFACE OF THE WATER OR CAUSES A SLUDGE OR EMUL SION BENEATH THE SURFACE OF THE WATER VIOLATORS ARE SUBJECT TO SUBSTANTIAL CIVIL PENALTIES AND OR CRIMINAL SANCTIONS INCLUDING FINES AND IMPRISONMENT REPORT ALL DISCHARGES TO THE NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER AT 1 800 424 8802 OR TO YOUR LOCAL U S COAST GUARD OFFICE BY PHONE O...

Page 89: ...valve is open the handle is parallel to its associated fitting e erence Figure 5 4 or the location o uel system components Figure 5 4 uel al es lines and filters in the r ard engine r m A Generator return B Port engine return C Generator supply D Port engine supply E Starboard engine supply F Starboard engine return enerat r uel filter rt engine uel filter tar ard engine uel filter A B C D E F G H...

Page 90: ...rs that are detected 2 hec the engine and drive units oil levels 3 hec the engines coolant level 4 pen the engines raw water seacoc s 5 pen the engines uel supply and return valves he uel valves are lo cated in the orward engine room Figure 5 4 CAUTION Prior to starting engines ensure fuel supply and return valves are in the open position A fuel valve is open when it is parallel to its asso FLDWHG...

Page 91: ...ndicates the ignitions are ON 13 o start press each o the two buttons 14 hec the voltage and amperage or each battery ban using the system monitors on the ower ontrol anel the voltage is below volts or above volts stop the engines and investigate the cause be ore pro ceeding e er to the system monitor manu acturer s user manual or more in ormation 15 onitor all engine related gauges and data on th...

Page 92: ...LOO GDPDJH WKH HQJLQH 6 witch all brea ers on the aster anel in the engine room in cluding the brea er located on the starboard side o the as ter anel o 7 witch the and switches on the ower ontrol anel 8 hec the voltage and amperage or each battery ban using the system monitors on the ower ontrol anel the voltage is below volts or above volts stop the engines and investigate the cause be ore pro c...

Page 93: ...ottle Operations he engine control head includes two levers the port side lever controls the port engine and the starboard side lever controls the starboard engine he engine control levers are in neutral when they are in the center position hi ting the le vers orward engages the engines in orward gear speed is increased the urther orward the throttle levers are advanced hi ting a t rom neutral eng...

Page 94: ...ater seacoc 4 pen the generator uel supply and return valves he uel valves are located in the orward engine room Figure 5 4 CAUTION Before starting the generator ensure the fuel supply and return valves are open A fuel valve is open when it is parallel to its associ DWHG WWLQJ DLOXUH WR RSHQ DOO IXHO YDOYHV ZLOO GDPDJH WKH JHQHUDWRU 5 ress the button on the ower ontrol anel 6 witch all brea ers e ...

Page 95: ... GR VR FRXOG UHVXOW LQ UDZ ZDWHU FRQ tamination of the generator s cylinders and damage the engine 11 ress the button on the ower ontrol anel 12 witch the main brea er on the istribution anel 13 he boat s system is now being powered by the generator To stop the generator 1 witch the main brea er on the istribution anel 2 llow the generator to run or two minutes without load to cool down 3 ress and...

Page 96: ... your trip including who is aboard where you intend to cruise and when you plan to return with someone who will be staying ashore ee the loat lan ppendi at the end o this manual his in ormation will be e tremely valuable should you run into trouble while away rom the doc e ore you cast o be certain that you have planned your trip so that you now when you will to need uel and where you will purchas...

Page 97: ...d or di erent conditions re er to in ormation rom the oast uard or see Chapman Piloting Seamanship DO NOT OPERATE YOUR BOAT WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL DOING SO MAY CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY PROPERTY DAMAGE AND OR DEATH SMART SKIPPERS STAY SOBER WARNING Remember 1 Alcohol severely reduces the ability to react to several different signals at once 2 OFRKRO PDNHV LW GLI FXOW WR FRUUHFWO ...

Page 98: ...osal hile away rom the doc it is important that you endeavor to preserve our natural resources and maintain our waterways by properly disposing o all trash nder the agreement and ederal law it is illegal or any vessel to discharge plastic or garbage containing plastics into any waters dditional restrictions on dumping non plastic waste are outlined in Figure 5 9 e er to chapter or head pump out pr...

Page 99: ...rope chain rode he anchor when stowed is integrated into the bow stem pecifics regarding the proper techniques equipment and con ditions for safe anchoring can be found in Chapman Piloting Seamanship or through a boat ing safety course The safety cable must be re moved before anchoring o operate the anchor windlass switch the brea er on the star board side o the aster istribution anel Remove the s...

Page 100: ... when not in use o secure the anchor use the sa ety cable permanently attached to the boat as a secondary positive means to hold the anchor in the stowed position 5 4 AFTER RETURNING TO THE DOCK n order to maintain the finish and unction o your boat thoroughly wash it with boat soap and resh water when you have returned to the doc ter washing in order to reduce spotting and optimi e your boat s ap...

Page 101: ...ocedures you have questions or concerns contact your iara achts dealer 9 hec the security o all hatches and doors hec to see that all mooring lines are secure and that your boat is prop erly positioned in the slip ailure to do so may cause the boat to ma e contact with the doc during tidal changes and storms damaging the hull 11 hec to see that shore power cable s and doc side water hoses have su ...

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Page 103: ...ching aint has been pro vided by iara or this purpose ollow the paint manu acturer s recommendations or preparation and application pplying the second coat right be ore launching ma imi es the paint s anti ouling properties your boat has not been ordered with actory applied bottom paint and will be ept in the water or three wee s or more at a time the bottom should be painted e recommend having yo...

Page 104: ...g be sure to install the propellers on the correct sha ts they are installed on the wrong sha ts the boat will move in reverse when shi ted into orward o install the propellers Figure 6 1 emove adhesive tape am nuts and cotter pin rom the propeller end o the sha t emove adhesive tape and pull the ey out o the eyway lean the sha t end especially the tapered sur aces to remove all or eign material l...

Page 105: ...s out in the at section o the eyway away rom the spooned radius at the end o the eyway CAUTION R QRW LQVWDOO WKH SURSHOOHU ZLWK D SRRUO WWHG NH LQ WKH NH ZD SRRUO WWHG NH PD FDXVH YLEUDWLRQ XQGHUZD XQH SHFWHG SURSHO OHU VKDIW VWUHVV DQG SRVVLEOH VKDIW IDLOXUH CAUTION R QRW DOORZ WKH NH WR VOLGH IRUZDUG LQ WKH VKDIW NH ZD DQG ULGH XS RQ WKH UDGLXV DW WKH IRUZDUG HQG RI WKH VKDIW NH ZD DLOXUH WR SUH...

Page 106: ...depth plus the prop hub eyway depth should be to greater than the ey height it is not contact your iara achts dealer or urther as sistance nstall the shortest brass propeller am nut on the threaded sha t end and tighten to the propeller pply torque to tighten the propeller am nut ta ing care to not bend the sha t or de ect the boat bottom the applied torque causes the sha t to bend or the boat bot...

Page 107: ... WR IROORZ WKH SURSHU OLIWLQJ SURFHGXUHV ZKLOH OLIWLQJ RXU ERDW PD UHVXOW LQ VWUXFWXUDO GDPDJH WR WKH KXOO DQG GHFN RU XQGHUZDWHU gear 6 3 AFTER LAUNCHING YOUR BOAT hec the bilge area and all thru hulls seacoc s and rings i present to ensure there are no lea s pen all seacoc s and ma e sure the hoses and fittings are not lea ing witch all three brea ers on the aster anel in the engine room eri y a...

Page 108: ...LOO EDFWHULD WKDW PD EH SUHVHQW DQG SUHSDUH WKH V VWHP IRU RSHUDWLRQ ote he resh water system may be filled with nonto ic potable water an ti ree e anti ree e was not used s ip to step urn both water heater valves ully countercloc wise to the normal opera tion position Figure 6 2 Figure 6 2 Water heater valves in normal operation position Figure 6 3 Water heater valves in bypass position pen all a...

Page 109: ... DOORZ DQ RQH WR GULQN IURP WKH IUHVK ZDWHU V VWHP GXU LQJ WKH VDQLWL LQJ SURFHVV repare a chlorine saniti ing solution in a container with gallon o resh water mi cup o loro or Purex regular unscented household bleach sodium hypochlorite solution or each gallons o water tan capacity 7DEOH ill the resh water tan hal way with clean resh water our the saniti ing solution into the water tan through th...

Page 110: ...ter tan hen the water tan is empty switch the pump brea ers epeat steps and inal fill ill the resh water tan with clean resh water he tan should be filled until water runs out o the fill fitting witch the brea ers pen each aucet hen a smooth ow o water is observed rom each hot and cold tap close the aucet hen all aucets are closed the pump will shut o as the system pressure increases ny air should...

Page 111: ... ill the resh water tan with clean resh water he tan should be filled until water runs out o the fill fitting witch the brea ers pen each aucet hen a smooth ow o water is observed rom the hot and cold tap close the aucet hen all aucets are closed the pump will shut o as the system pressure increases ny air should now be purged rom the system eave the brea ers 6 3 2 Electrical Systems onnect to sho...

Page 112: ...er manual or uid level in orma tion start up and brea in procedures tart the engines and chec to confirm they are operating properly ee chapter or engine starting procedures lthough the alignment between each transmission ange and propeller sha t ange Figure 6 4 is set be ore the boat leaves the actory the boat may settle a ter shipment and when launched his alignment must be chec ed and ad usted ...

Page 113: ...es to be sure they all fit properly lean the entire boat and wa all smooth gel coated or painted sur aces hull and dec or best results wa hull sides ust prior to launch e er to chapter or main tenance o gel coated and painted sur aces R QRW XVH DEUDVLYH FOHDQHUV RQ VPRRWK EHUJODVV VXUIDFHV 7KH ZLOO GXOO WKH VXUIDFH DQG DOORZ GLUW WR SHQHWUDWH WKH VXUIDFH NOTICE ...

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Page 115: ... vents are located below the uel fills in the hull sides nspect the condition o the uel hoses and clamps annually hec that all hose clamps and fill and vent fittings are tight FUEL IS EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE ANY PROBLEMS WITH THE FUEL SYSTEM MUST BE CORRECTED IMMEDIATELY FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH WARNING 7 1 1 Engine Fuel Filter Water Separators he uel filter water separat...

Page 116: ... LW ZLOO HYHQWXDOO GUDLQ WKH HQWLUH OWHU DVVHPEO RI ZDWHU and IXHO DQG SRVVLEO GUDLQ WKH HQ tire fuel tank 6 ollow priming instructions below 3ULPLQJ LQVWUXFWLRQV 2 nsure all engines are 3 urn engine uel valves Figure 7 1 4 emove the handle and lid rom the top o the filter assembly 5 ill the filter assembly with clean uel 6 ubricate the lid gas et and handle ring with clean uel or motor oil 7 epla...

Page 117: ...otion 6 ispose o the old element properly 7 eplace the old lid gas et and handle ring with new seals supplied with the new element 8 ubricate both seals with motor oil or diesel uel be ore installation 9 ollow priming instructions above 127 e recommend having e tra filter elements on hand as one tan ul o e cessively contaminated uel can require multiple element changes Figure 7 1 Fuel Filter Water...

Page 118: ...ptacle and discard according to local laws and regulations rain one cup o uel and chec or consistency in color i water is visible drain out more uel until clean uel is present 4 eprime the unit by ollowing the generator priming instructions below 7R SULPH WKH JHQHUDWRU 2 nsure all engines are 3 pin the filter element bowl assembly o the mounting head and fill with clean fuel 4 pin the filter eleme...

Page 119: ... system lea s 13 orrect any lea s with the generator 7 2 FRESH WATER SYSTEM he resh water system requires very little maintenance he most common issue is that the water in the water tan is not used up and replenished o ten enough and becomes stale o combat this problem drain and refill the tan periodically or add a water conditioner to the tan ater conditioners are available at your Tiara Yachts d...

Page 120: ... the sight glasses 6 are ully unscrew the sight glasses 7 Remove the strainer screens 8 lean the screens with mild soap and resh water inse with resh water 9 eplace the strainer screens and screw the sight glasses bac into place 10 ith galley aucet open in the warm position switch the brea ers 11 ter observing a steady ow o water through the hot and cold tap close the galley aucet 12 ontinue to op...

Page 121: ...d must be filled 3 ill each low cell with GLVWLOOHG ZDWHU until the lead plates are no longer visible eave an air space between the distilled water electrolyte and the cap being sure not to fill the cells to the top 4 eplace the round screw in top on each battery cell 5 epeat or every cell in all batteries on the boat 127 the cells are overfilled the electrolyte could boil over during charg ing an...

Page 122: ...lified marine electrical service to repair 7 4 EXTERIOR SURFACES AND EQUIPMENT he e terior o your iara is made up o many di erent materials and finishes ach material should be maintained by ollowing the recommendations in the appropriate user manual IWHU HDFK XVH 1 inse the boat e terior with clean resh water 2 ash all e terior sur aces and hardware with a sponge or so t bristle brush and a soluti...

Page 123: ...U 7LDUD R QRW EXII RXU ERDW XQOHVV RX KDYH EHHQ SURSHUO WUDLQHG DQG DUH XVLQJ DQ LQGXVWULDO VWUHQJWK EXIIHU ZLWK WKH DSSURSULDWH SDGV DQG SROLVKLQJ PDWHULDOV ter bu fing apply a coat o premium marine wa to all smooth sur aces ollow ing the instructions included with the wa e er to gel coat care card that came with your boat the fiberglass or gel coated sur ace should need repair contact your iara ...

Page 124: ...t on the paint or gel coat remove immediately by rinsing with water ith some oils and hydraulic uids the allowable e posure time be ore staining occurs is significantly shortened i the uid or the painted sur ace is hot ave any paint chips nic s or scratches repaired as soon as they occur to protect against uture degradation hould your boat s finish become damaged have it repaired as soon as pos si...

Page 125: ...e polish such as a premium marine wa se a rust inhibitor spray on areas that cannot be wa ed 7 4 5 Canvas Upholstery lean the e terior upholstery ollowing the steps outlined below lways rinse well with clean resh water 7R PDLQWDLQ XSKROVWHU DQG FDQYDV or light soiling use a solution o household liquid dish soap in warm water applied with a so t damp cloth ub gently and rinse with a resh water damp...

Page 126: ...owth with the use o anti ouling or bottom paint e er to the paint manu acturer s instructions and your iara achts dealer or recommended clean ing procedures ypically the bottom will need to be repainted once a year and then cleaned a ew times during the year Contact your Tiara Yachts dealer for recommended cleaning service providers ailure to eep the bottom clean will result in loss o boat per orm...

Page 127: ... put cushions blan ets sheets etc out in the sun to dry thoroughly and air out well they get wet with salt water rinse with resh water to remove the salt crystals and dry thoroughly alt crystals retain moisture and will damage the material our iara s tea trim was coated with polyurethane varnish be ore leaving the actory and should only need occasional dusting with urniture polish arpet i installe...

Page 128: ... gas at the riser and an e haust hose that carries the wet e haust to the drive units eriodically chec the hose clamps or proper tightness e er to your engine user manual or maintenance in ormation 7 6 2 2 XPPLQV QJLQH KDXVW 6 VWHP he main engine e haust system is comprised o an e haust riser at the engine turbo charger outlet hoses and an elbow that connect the riser to a mu er and a hose connect...

Page 129: ...U S COAST GUARD OFFICE BY PHONE OR VHF RADIO CHANNEL 16 WARNING CAUTION OZD V UHWXUQ WKH RLO FKDQJH V VWHP YDOYHV WR WKH FORVHG SRVLWLRQ DIWHU XVLQJ WKH V VWHP DLOXUH WR GR VR FDQ UHVXOW LQ WUDQVIHU RI RLO EHWZHHQ WKH HQJLQHV DQG RU JHQHUDWRU GXH WR FUDQNFDVH SUHVVXUHV CAUTION OZD V XVH WKH FRUUHFW DPRXQW DQG W SH RI RLO UHFRPPHQGHG E WKH HTXLSPHQW PDQXIDFWXUHU DLOXUH WR GR VR FDQ UHVXOW LQ SUHPDW...

Page 130: ...boat to assure that no debris has ac cumulated that may bloc the ow ee chapter or inta e strainer locations 7R FOHDQ FORJJHG VWUDLQHUV 1 urn the related engine or pump 2 lose the raw water seacoc in the hull bottom to stop the ow o water to the strainer 3 emove the filter bas et cap by unscrewing it countercloc wise span ner wrench has been provided or this purpose 4 i t the filter bas et out by t...

Page 131: ...ights indicate the fill le els the aste tan and resh ater tan he gra hic guide n the le t the anel indicates i the tan is ull r em ty 7R SXPS RXW WKH ZDVWH WDQN 1 t a marine acility pump out station remove the cap rom the dec plate located on the starboard side dec wal way with the provid ed spanner wrench urn countercloc wise until the cap is loose remove the cap and set it in a safe place 2 nser...

Page 132: ...ischarge area 2 o access the overboard discharge seacoc grab the outboard edge o the carpet orward o the pedestal berth Figure 7 6 Pull carpet to port e posing the loor hatch emove the loor hatch by pulling up 3 ocate the overboard discharge seacoc Figure 7 7 4 emove the cable tie securing the overboard discharge seacoc handle Figure 7 7 5 pen the overboard discharge seacoc by pulling the handle t...

Page 133: ... SUH YHQW ZDWHU IURP EHLQJ IRUFHG EDFN LQWR WKH V VWHP 1RWH he optional overboard discharge seacoc is secured in the closed position be ore leav ing the actory W LV LOOHJDO WR GLVFKDUJH UDZ VHZDJH IURP D YHVVHO ZLWKLQ D WKUHH PLOH OLPLW RI WKH WHUULWRULDO ZDWHUV RI WKH 8QLWHG 6WDWHV RI PHULFD W LV LO OHJDO WR GLVFKDUJH UDZ VHZDJH IURP D YHVVHO ZLWKLQ WKH QDYLJDEOH ZD WHUV DQG ULYHUV RI WKH 8QLWHG ...

Page 134: ...e in the oat switch user manual to confirm that the switches are turning the pumps on and o prop erly R QRW OHDYH RXU ERDW XQDWWHQGHG XQWLO DQ LQRSHUDWLYH ELOJH SXPSV are repaired he shower sump bo collects drainage filters some debris and discharges the solution overboard Figure 7 8 he sump bo is located in the mid bilge area accessible through the master stateroom loor hatch oth shower drains an...

Page 135: ... behind the filter lean the filter and slide it bac into the air conditioning unit 6HOI FRQWDLQHG DLU FRQGLWLRQLQJ XQLWV DUH ORFDWHG behind a panel in the a t port corner o the master stateroom orward in the stateroom berth outboard o the port lounge in the salon outboard o the end table cabinet or optional lower helm seat in the salon orward o the end table cabinet or optional lower helm seat in ...

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Page 137: ...y to protect the boat from the elements Construct a frame over the top of the boat to support a canvas or plastic cover The frame should be slightly wider than the outside of the boat he cover should be astened securely as a loose cover can ap and damage the gelcoat surface 8 1 1 Supporting the Boat During Storage The best way to support your boat when it is out of the water is on a cradle made sp...

Page 138: ...mbination faucets to warm position Leave the faucets open 3 Switch ON the FRESH WATER PUMP 1 2 breakers on the DC Distribu tion Panel under the starboard salon loveseat 4 Allow the water to run until the tank is empty The tank is empty when all faucets no longer produce a stream of water 5 Switch OFF the FRESH WATER PUMP 1 2 breakers 6 Remove the hoses from the input and output sides of the fresh ...

Page 139: ...ice maker has defrosted wipe it dry 127 W QR WLPH VKRXOG SRWDEOH ZDWHU DQWLIUHH H EH DOORZHG WR HQWHU LQWR WKH LFH PDNHU ROORZ WKH LFH PDNHU XVHU PDQXDO IRU ZLQWHUL DWLRQ SURFHGXUH 4 our five gallons o potable water anti ree e into the water tan via the fill fitting in the water connection loc er 5 Turn both water heater valves fully clockwise to the bypass position Fig ure 8 2 6 Switch ON the FRE...

Page 140: ... Control Panel in the galley peninsula cabinet 3 Disconnect the batteries 4 Clean the battery terminals Apply a coat of petroleum jelly to the termi nals or spray liberally with Boeshield T9 5 a e sure that all battery electrolyte cells are filled to specification ee chapter 7 for battery maintenance 6 Leave the batteries disconnected during storage If left connected they should be recharged perio...

Page 141: ...all car peting empty all cabinets and wipe clean Any bilge area accessible from the interior should also be wiped clean Leave all interior drawers lockers and cabinets open to allow them to properly ventilate and stay fresh whether the boat is stored inside or outside If possible remove all upholstery carpeting and cushions and store in a clean dry environ ment 8 7 AIR CONDITIONING Your Tiara has ...

Page 142: ...ox pump and dis charge hose with potable water antifreeze See chapter 7 for additional air conditioning maintenance recommendations WHEN RECONNECTING RAW WATER HOSES BE CERTAIN ALL HOSE CLAMPS ARE PROPERLY TIGHTENED FAILURE TO DO SO COULD CAUSE A WATER LEAK AND CAN SINK THE BOAT WARNING 8 8 WASTE SYSTEM 7R ZLQWHUL H WKH ZDVWH V VWHP 1 ump out the waste holding tan and thoroughly ush with resh wate...

Page 143: ...ge according to the manufacturers recommendations Please re er to the appropriate user manuals or specific instructions 8 9 1 Exhaust Systems The exhaust systems for each engine and the generator must have all remaining water drained o drain the generator mu er remove the drain plug from the mu er allow the water to drain out and replace the drain plug Figure 8 4 8 9 1 1 Volvo Engines Follow the w...

Page 144: ...oor hatch To prepare the Cummins steering system for storage 1 Use clean water and mild soap to wash off the steering arms and linkage Dry with a clean cloth 2 Apply a light coat of petroleum jelly to the piston rod 3 Lubricate the pivot points and upper rudder bearings with a lightweight oil 4 Inspect the packing glands for wear If worn replace with new packing 5 Coat all components with a light ...

Page 145: ...ose to the raw water washdown connection inside the water connection locker 2 Ensure the end of the hose is open or open the spray nozzle if installed 3 Open the raw water washdown seacock in the engine room 4 Disconnect the hoses from the intake and outlet sides of the pump and let the water drain out Use compressed air if necessary to remove all the water 5 Run the pump for 3 5 seconds to remove...

Page 146: ...EORZ ZDWHU RXW RI WKH system Using too much air pressure or volume can damage the raw water system 8 11 ENGINE ROOM AND BILGE AREAS All accessible bilge areas engine room aft lazarette area and forward under the cabin oor should be wiped clean ny remaining bilge water should be removed and wiped dry ...

Page 147: ...lly Loaded 4 5 1 34 meters Height from Waterline to Top of Std Hardtop 17 4 5 3 meters Height from Waterline to Top of Std Radar 18 4 5 6 meters Height from Waterline to Top of Std Anchor Navigation Light 20 8 6 3 meters Approximate Dry Weight 51 318 lbs 23 277 kg Fuel Capacity 650 U S gallons 2 460 52 liters Water Capacity 150 U S gallons 568 liters Holding Tank Capacity 86 U S gallons 325 5 lite...

Page 148: ...gnition Keys 5HJLVWUDWLRQ Engines Port Engine Starboard Engine Make Make Model Model Engine Serial Number Engine Serial Number Transmission Pod Serial Number Transmission Pod Serial Number Propellers Make Diameter Pitch RI ODGHV Other Generator Make Model 6HULDO kW Dealer Tiara Yachts Name 3KRQH 616 392 7163 3KRQH Representative Sales Associate Address Service Manager Address Tiara Yachts reserves...

Page 149: ...of a boat beam the breadth of a boat usually measured at its widest part beamy boats of greater than normal beam bilge the lower interior areas of the hull of a boat bilge pump pumps water that collects in the bilge overboard boarding ladder set o steps temporarily fitted over the side o a boat to assist persons coming aboard boathook short sha t o wood or metal with a fitting at one end shaped to...

Page 150: ...are passed so as to lead them in the proper direction both on board and off the boat closed cooling system a separate supply of fresh water is used to circulate only within the engine coaming a vertical piece around the edges of cockpit hatches etc to stop water on deck from running below cockpit an open space in the deck of a boat outside of the cabin and deckhouse companionway openings in the de...

Page 151: ...is located foundering when a boat fills with water and sin s freeboard the height of a boat s topsides from the waterline to the deck fuel pump feeds fuel under pressure galley the kitchen of a boat grab rail hand hold fittings mounted on cabin tops or sides or per sonal safety when moving around the boat both on deck and below ground tackle a general term including anchors lines and other gear us...

Page 152: ... 1 nautical mile per hour lay up to decommission a boat for the winter usually in northern climates lazarette a compartment in the stern of a boat used for general stor age length on the waterline LWL a length measurement of a boat along the waterline length overall LOA a length measurement of a boat from the fore part of the stem to the after part of the stern life preserver provides additional b...

Page 153: ... a long column driven into the bottom to which a boat can be tied plenum a chamber or directing air ow as in engine inta e air plenum pitching the fore and aft rocking motion of a boat as the bow rises and falls port the left side of the boat when facing the bow porthole port the opening in the side of a boat to allow the admit tance of light and air propeller shaft shaft which runs from the back ...

Page 154: ...ained overboard seacock sa ety valves installed ust inside the thru hull fittings and ahead o the piping or hose running rom the fittings shaft log pipe through which the propeller shaft passes sheer the uppermost edge of the hull sling a strap which will hold the boat securely while being lifted lowered or carried sole the deck of a cockpit or interior cabin spring line a line that leads from the...

Page 155: ...of a boat between the waterline or chine and deck transom at plan ing across the stern travel lift machinery used at boat yards to hoist boats out of and back into the water trim this relates to the way a boat oats in the water trough the area of water between the crests of waves and parallel to them twin screw craft a boat with two propellers on two separate shafts underway when a boat moves thro...

Page 156: ... wharf a structure generally parallel to the shore working anchor an anchor carried on a boat for most normal uses yacht basin a protected facility primarily for recreational small craft yaw when a boat runs off her course to either side ...

Page 157: ...F OIL OR OILY WASTE INTO OR UPON THE NAVI GABLE WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES OR THE WATERS OF THE CONTIGUOUS ZONE OR WHICH MAY AFFECT NATURAL RE SOURCES BELONGING TO APPERTAINING TO OR UNDER THE EXCLUSIVE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES IF SUCH DISCHARGE CAUSES A FILM OR DISCOLORATION OF THE SURFACE OF THE WATER OR CAUSES A SLUDGE OR EMUL SION BENEATH THE SURFACE OF THE WATER VIOLATORS AR...

Page 158: ... o transom trim tab and sha t sacrificial anodes and replace as needed Operate cycle or open close thru hull shutoffs for ball valves and seacocks SEMI ANNUAL SERVICE ACTIONS Clean batteries and terminals lean and or replace uel filters Clean shower sump strainers Lubricate air horn compressor ANNUAL SERVICE ACTIONS Engine alignment eplace sacrificial anodes Clean the fresh water system strainers ...

Page 159: ...DATE MAINTENANCE REPAIR LOG OPERATING HOURS APPENDIX C MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES C 3 53 FLYBRIDGE ...

Page 160: ...DATE MAINTENANCE REPAIR LOG OPERATING HOURS APPENDIX C MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES C 4 53 FLYBRIDGE ...

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Page 163: ...Appendix D BOATING ACCIDENT REPORT D 1 53 FLYBRIDGE ...

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Page 169: ...Appendix E FLOAT PLAN E 1 53 FLYBRIDGE ...

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Page 171: ...Provided as a courtesy by S2 Yachts Inc Holland MI 616 392 7163 Get a Vessel Safety Check before you go boating APPENDIX E FLOAT PLAN E 3 53 FLYBRIDGE ...

Page 172: ...Operator Notes APPENDIX E FLOAT PLAN E 4 53 FLYBRIDGE ...

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