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Table of Contents

1. General

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2. Definitions

 ..........................................................................................................................................................................9

3. Warranty

 ..............................................................................................................................................................................9

4. 

Before use

 ..........................................................................................................................................................................9

4.1. Registration

........................................................................................................................................................................9

4.2. Insurance

 ............................................................................................................................................................................9

4.3. Training

 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 10

5. 

Characteristics and use of your boat

 ................................................................................................................ 10

5.1. General

 .............................................................................................................................................................................. 10

5.2. 

Basic data

 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10

5.3. 

Technical specifications

 ............................................................................................................................................ 11

5.4. 

Maximum recommended number of passengers

 .......................................................................................12

5.5. Loading

 ...............................................................................................................................................................................13

5.6. 

Engine and propeller

 ...................................................................................................................................................13

5.7. 

Prevention of water incursion and stability

 .................................................................................................... 14

5.7.1. 

Hull and deck thru fittings and closing valves

 .............................................................................................. 14

5.7.2. 

Stability and buoyancy

 ...............................................................................................................................................15

5.8. 

Avoiding the risk of fire or danger of explosion

 ............................................................................................15

5.8.1. Re-fueling

 ..........................................................................................................................................................................15

5.8.2.  Fire protection

 .................................................................................................................................................................15

5.9. 

Main switch and fuses

 ................................................................................................................................................ 16

5.10. Operation

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5.11. Controls

 ..............................................................................................................................................................................17

5.11.1.  Emergency switch

 .........................................................................................................................................................17

5.11.2.  Gearshift and throttle

 .................................................................................................................................................18

5.11.3.  Adjusting of trim angle

 ..............................................................................................................................................18

5.11.4.  Starting the engine

 ......................................................................................................................................................18

5.11.5.   Driving 

 .............................................................................................................................................................................. 19

5.11.6.  Approaching and leaving the dock

 ..................................................................................................................... 19

5.11.7.  Using the canopy

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5.11.8.  Windshield front door

 ...............................................................................................................................................20

5.12. 

Proper use – other recommendations and guidelines

 .............................................................................21

5.12.1. Man-overboard

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5.12.2.  Securing loose equipment

 .......................................................................................................................................21

5.12.3.  Respect for the environment

 ..................................................................................................................................21

5.12.4.  Anchoring and mooring

 .............................................................................................................................................21

5.12.5. Towing

 ................................................................................................................................................................................22

5.12.6.  Trailer transport

 .............................................................................................................................................................23

5.12.7. Docking

 ..............................................................................................................................................................................24

6. 

Servicing and maintenance

 ....................................................................................................................................24

6.1. 

Washing and cleaning the boat

 ............................................................................................................................24

6.2. 

Care instructions for seat cushions

 ....................................................................................................................24

6.3. 

Care instructions for the teak deck

 ....................................................................................................................25

6.4. 

Care instructions for the synthetic teak deck

 ...............................................................................................25

6.5. 

Care instructions for the canopy

 ..........................................................................................................................26

6.6. 

Care instructions for the windshield

 ..................................................................................................................26

6.7. 

Care instructions for the stainless-steel components

 .............................................................................26

6.8. 

Care instructions for the remote control

 .........................................................................................................26

6.9. 

Care instructions for the steering system

 .......................................................................................................26

6.10. 

Care instructions for the electrical components

 .........................................................................................26

6.11. 

Minor superficial repairs

 ...........................................................................................................................................27

7. 

Winter storage

................................................................................................................................................................27

7.1. 

Prosedures before winter storage

 .......................................................................................................................27

7.2. 

Prosedures before launching

 ................................................................................................................................ 28

8. Lay-out

 ...............................................................................................................................................................................29

8.1. 

General lay-out

 ..............................................................................................................................................................29

8.2. 

Fuel system

 .....................................................................................................................................................................29

8.3. 

Steering system

 ............................................................................................................................................................30

8.4. 

Electrical System

 .........................................................................................................................................................30

9. 

Electrical Schema

 ....................................................................................................................................................... 90

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Summary of Contents for 50 Bow Rider 2022

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual K ytt j n k sikirja Anv ndarhandbok 50 Bow Rider...

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Page 3: ...Yamarin 50 Bow Rider Owner s Manual...

Page 4: ...mpetent instructors This owner s manual is not a detailed maintenance or trouble shooting guide In case of difficulty please contact the dealer Always use qualified and competent people for the mainte...

Page 5: ...20 5 11 8 Windshield front door 20 5 12 Proper use other recommendations and guidelines 21 5 12 1 Man overboard 21 5 12 2 Securing loose equipment 21 5 12 3 Respect for the environment 21 5 12 4 Ancho...

Page 6: ...ed number of persons Length of hull LH Beam of hull BH Maximum Draught T Deck Fully enclosed Partially protected Open Category Number of Persons Max Load kg A B C D Craft main propulsion Sail projecte...

Page 7: ...ring mooring and towing 3 9 Handling characteristics 4 Engines and engine spaces 5 1 Inboard engine 5 1 1 Ventilation 5 1 2 Exposed parts 5 1 3 Outboard engine starting 5 1 4 Fuel system 5 2 General f...

Page 8: ...filter to ensure that there is no water in the moisture trap lo cated under the fuel filter itself The fuel filter should be changed 1 2 times per year depending on engine hours and quality of fuel En...

Page 9: ...intrinsic hazard exists which would result in high probability of death or irreparable injury if proper precautions are not taken WARNING Denotes a hazard exists which can result in injury or death if...

Page 10: ...t of the waves please refer to note below can exceed 4m In such circumstances the boats are largely self sufficient Category A does not include abnormal condi tions such as hurricanes Such conditions...

Page 11: ...specifications Builder s plate Part of the previously mentioned information is given on the builder s plate which is affixed next to the driver s seat A full explanation of this information is given i...

Page 12: ...G Do not exceed the maximum recommended number of passengers Regardless of the number of passengers the total weight of persons and equipment must never exceed the maximum recommended load please refe...

Page 13: ...loading the craft never exceed the maximum recommended load Always load the craft carefully and distribute loads appropriately roughly an even keel Heavy equipment should usually be placed in the sto...

Page 14: ...Rain water drainage valve The owner of the boat is responsible for ensuring that there is at least one baler or bucket on the boat and that it has been secured WARNING The bilge pump system is not in...

Page 15: ...uel During re fueling do not use switches or appliances that can cause a spark If the nozzle shuts off while you are re fueling you should rotate the nozzle by 90 degrees to pre vent the jet from land...

Page 16: ...access to fire extinguishers located in a box Never make changes to any of the boat s systems especially the electricity or the fuel systems or allow an unqualified person to make changes to any of t...

Page 17: ...nt new challenges for the driver The remote control combines the functions of throttle forward and reverse gears and the adjusting of the engine trim angle The boat has a hydraulic steering system 5 1...

Page 18: ...lice through the waves better thus providing a smoother ride In following waves raise the bow to avoid diving into the waves WARNING Do not drive the boat at high speeds with the engine trimmed up bow...

Page 19: ...en running at low speed a planning boat s directional stability is poorer than at higher speed So be careful in narrow passages and when meeting other boats It is therefore important that you follow t...

Page 20: ...try to stop the boat with your hands and do not put your arm or foot between the boat and the dock the shore or another vessel Practice beaching and docking under favorable conditions Use moderate but...

Page 21: ...re enter the boat from the water Recommended place for possible life raft is under the back seat 5 12 2 Securing loose equipment Secure all loose equipment before setting off 5 12 3 Respect for the e...

Page 22: ...e from the shore A moderate grip is attained if the anchor line length is 4 5 times water depth WARNING Do not try to stop the boat by hand and do not put your hand or foot between your boat and the d...

Page 23: ...ailer hook Reel up the boat on trailer in a way that boat wont slide from side to side Remember to trim up motor before reeling the boat on to trailer Otherwise it can hit the bottom Tie the boat prop...

Page 24: ...by an accredited service company 6 1 Washing and cleaning the boat Normally it is sufficient just to wash and wax the deck and sides A special boat cleaning agent is most suitable for the purpose Mil...

Page 25: ...he surface as teak being a dense oily wood does not absorb dirt deeply The teak batten and pegs should be around 8 mm and 5 mm thick respectively Removing up to half or even one millimeter will not af...

Page 26: ...f the boat should keep the parts clean and waxed The edges of the mount ing flanges of the rails should also be cleaned Any dirt that remains under the edge of the flange will begin to look like rust...

Page 27: ...med correctly Please contact the dealer before any questionable works are carried out on the boat 7 Winter storage Preparing boats for winter storage is an annual autumnal routine Have your boat lifte...

Page 28: ...ep oxy primer if the boat is left in the water for several months each year Fresh water especially warm fresh water is absorbed easier to laminate than seawater NOTE Do not apply any paint to the zinc...

Page 29: ...ank There is a fuel filter which also serves as a trans parent water separator The filter must be changed at least once a year When a new or removed filter has been mounted the fuel line must be fille...

Page 30: ...carry the CE mark 8 4 Electrical System Cut down the power from the main switch when the boat is not used for longer periods of time The power should also be cut out when any electrical work is perfo...

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Page 34: ...neesi kapteenina J lleenmyyj venekerhot Suomen Veneilyliitto tai Suomen Navigaatioliitto antavat mielell n tietoja paikallisista veneilykouluista tai suosittelevat p tevi opettajia Omistajan k sikirja...

Page 35: ...ytt 51 5 12 8 Tuulilasin ja ohjauspulpettien v liset ovet 51 5 13 Oikea k ytt muut suositukset ja ohjeet 51 5 13 1 Mies yli laidan 51 5 13 2 Irrallisten varusteiden kiinnitt minen 52 5 13 3 Ymp rist...

Page 36: ...ungon leveys BH Suurin syv ys Kansi umpinainen osittain katettu avoin Suunnittelu luokka Henkil m r kg A B C D Kulkuneuvon p asiallinen k ytt voima purje purjeiden projektiopinta ala As ihmisvoima kon...

Page 37: ...stumistie 3 8 Ankkurointi kiinnitt minen ja hinaaminen 3 9 Ohjailuominaisuudet 4 Moottorit ja moottoritilat 5 1 Sis moottorit 5 1 1 Tuuletus 5 1 2 Suojaamattomat osat 5 1 3 Per moottorin k ynnistymine...

Page 38: ...ll Muista tarkastaa my s polttoaineensuodattimesta ettei l pin kyv ss vedenerot timessa suodattimen alapuolella ole vett Polttoaineensuodatin tulee vaihtaa 1 2 kertaa vuodessa riippuen ajotunneista ja...

Page 39: ...ell on juokseva sarjanumero CIN koodi Craft Identification Number CIN koodi on merkit ty veneen runkoon uimatason alapuolelle oikealle puolelle veneen per peiliin Suosittelemme ett merkitsette CIN koo...

Page 40: ...opisto jen kanssa Veneilykouluista antaa tietoja Suomen Veneilyliitto puh 040 8343436 www veneilyliitto fi N m antavat hyv n pohjan taidoillenne mutta varmuus veneen k sittelyss navigoinnissa kiinnitt...

Page 41: ...on enint n 4 boforia n 8 m s ja aallokko sen mukainen merkitsev aallonkorkeus enint n 0 3 m satunnaiset suurimmat aallot 0 5 m korkuisia T llaisia olosuhteita voidaan kohdata suojaisilla sis vesill ja...

Page 42: ...t ydell kuormituksel la Noin 1346 kg vene 535 kg moottori 162 kg polttoaine 48 kg perusvarusteet 10 kg matkustajat 450 kg lasti 141 kg Suurin sallittu moottoriteho 44 8 kW 60 hp Suurin sallittu moott...

Page 43: ...r st riippumatta henkil iden ja varusteiden kokonaispaino ei saa koskaan ylitt suurinta suositeltua kuormitusta katso kohta 5 5 Kuormitus K ytt k aina veneess olevia istuimia tai istuinpaikkoja Ajon...

Page 44: ...Veneen ajo ominaisuudet voivat olla hengenvaarallisia jos veneess on suurempi moottori kuin 60 hv Veneen takuu ei ole voimassa jos venett k ytet n suuremmalla teholla kuin 60 hv Noudattakaa potkurin...

Page 45: ...ngon l piviennit saattavat p st hiukan vett l pi varsinkin veneen vanhetessa Muista tarkistaa veneen v lipohja tarkis tusluukun kautta aina ennen kuin j t t veneen laituriin tai poijuun ja l htiess si...

Page 46: ...e aina ett veneess si on kaasuuntunutta polttoainetta 5 8 2 Palontorjunta Vene on varustettu 2 kg n k sisammuttimella luokka 8A 68 B Jotta sammuttimen toiminta olisi varmistettu tulee se tarkastuttaa...

Page 47: ...aattisulake ly ulos Voit kuitata sulakkeen painamalla sen takaisin sis n Jos sulake ly uudestaan ulos on s hk j rjestelm ss tai jossain komponentissa oikosulku T ll in joudutaan k ntym n s hk asentaja...

Page 48: ...t j nousee venee seen 5 11 2 Vaihteet ja kaasu Saat kytketty vaihteen p lle painamalla vaihde kaasukahvassa olevaa painiketta sormilla yl sp in ja ty nt m ll tai vet m ll vaihde kaasuvipua eteen tai t...

Page 49: ...ytt ohjekirja Tarkemmat k ytt ohjeet l yd t moottorin ohjekirjasta 5 11 5 Ajaminen Kauniilla ja tyynell s ll ajaminen on helppoa Muista kuitenkin riitt v n t hystyksen v ltt m tt myys Jotta ohjauspai...

Page 50: ...uvat kun k sittelet venett lai turiin ajaessasi killiset ohjausliikkeet voivat kallistaa venett ja aiheuttaa loukkaantumisia Ennen laituriin ajoa varusta kiinnitysk ydet valmiiksi keulaan ja per n L h...

Page 51: ...aan paikalla isot aallot tai tuulenpuuska voi johtaa siihen ett ovi yll tt en ly kiinni T st syyst on suositeltavaa pit ovi aina kiinni kun ei kuljeta etukannen kautta 5 12 Oikea k ytt muut suositukse...

Page 52: ...niit niin paljon kuin mahdollista Saarissa voi telttailla ellei se aiheuta maanomistajalle vahinkoa Telttailu on kielletty l hell pi ha alueita ja viljelyksi Nuotion saa sytytt vain jos maanomistajal...

Page 53: ...k aina riitt v n paksua k ytt lk k oleskelko k yden vetolinjalla HUOM Kun hinaat tai olet hinattavana k yt aina pient nopeutta Jos on kyse uppoumarunkois esta veneest l koskaan ylit hinauksessa runko...

Page 54: ...y kuljetuksessa yksitt ist tukea vasten voi runko vauri oitua Laskiessasi venett trailerilta muista kiinnitt keulak ysi valmiiksi veneeseen jotta voit irrottaa trailerin vaijerin hinaussilmukasta heti...

Page 55: ...iuosta Yleisvinkki Vesihelmi ja kalkkitahrat katoavat haponkest vist kaiteista Lemon Pled kalustesuihkeella Kait eet alkavat hohtaa kuin veist m n linjalla Yleisvinkki Jos venek ydet tuoksuvat kauden...

Page 56: ...illa koska se voi rikkoa puupinnan tai saumat Ter sharjat eiv t my sk n kuulu tiikinpuhdistusty kaluihin Puhdistuksen j lkeen on kaksi vaihtoehtoa pintak sittelylle Tiikkipintaa ei k sitell ollenkaan...

Page 57: ...ltaa v litt m sti 6 9 Ohjausj rjestelm n hoito ohjeet Kaapeliohjaus ei normaalisti vaadi muuta huoltoa kuin voitelun ja tarkistuksen vuosihuollon yhtey dess Jos ohjaus tuntuu j yk lt tai se takertelee...

Page 58: ...dessa Pese k ydet makeassa vedess Uusi kuluneet k ydet J t l pivientien venttiilit auki Irrota ja j t tyhjennystulppa irti talven ajaksi Tarkista rungon kunto ja hio mahdolliset kolhut auki siten ett...

Page 59: ...hk laitteiden toiminta ja poista hapettumat sulakkeiden ym liitoksista Muista ett bensiini vanhentuu kev ll pit aina k ynnist tuoreella bensiinill Laskettuasi veneen vesille avaa kaikki l pivientien...

Page 60: ...s vaihdatte polttoainel etkuja niin varmistakaa ett niiss on ISO 7840 merkint 1 Polttoainetankki 5 Polttoainetankin t ytt letku 2 Polttoainetankin anturi 6 Polttoaineen t ytt hela 3 Polttoaineen sy tt...

Page 61: ...Suomi VAROITUS Akun Lataaminen liian suurella virralla voi aiheuttaa r j hdysvaaran HUOM l muuta veneen s hk j rjestelm tai siihen liittyvi piirustuksia Huollot tulee j tt ammattilaisen teht v ksi 61...

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Page 63: ...Yamarin 50 Bow Rider Anv ndarhandbok...

Page 64: ...inte en detaljerad instruktionsbok f r underh ll eller fels kning Tag kontakt med terf rs ljaren i sv ra fall Se alltid till att kompetenta och skolade personer sk ter b tens service reparation och n...

Page 65: ...78 5 10 7 K rning till och fr n bryggan 79 5 10 8 Kapellet 79 5 10 9 D rren till vindrutan 79 5 11 R tt anv ndning andra rekommendationer och anvisningar 80 5 11 1 Man verbord 80 5 11 2 Fasts ttning...

Page 66: ...d ckad Delvis d ckad ppen Kategori Person antal Max last kg A B C D Huvudsakligt framdrivningss tt Segel med area As M nniskokraft Motordrift Annat specifiera Installerad motortyp Dieselmotor Bensinmo...

Page 67: ...f rt jning och bogsering 3 9 Man veregenskaper 4 Motorer och motorrum 5 1 Inombordsmotor 5 1 1 Ventilation 5 1 2 Friliggande delar 5 1 3 Utombordsmotor 5 1 4 Br nslesystem 5 2 Allm nt br nslesystem 5...

Page 68: ...nslefiltret att det inte finns vatten i den genomskinliga vattenskiljaren under sj lva filtret Filtret skall bytas ut 1 2 g nger per r beroende p k rtimmar och bensinkvalitet Motorn och man vreringutr...

Page 69: ...S Betyder p minnelse om ett s kert tillv gag ngss tt eller f ster uppm rksam het vid ett farligt tillv gag ngss tt som kan leda till personskada eller som kan skada b ten eller dess delar I handboken...

Page 70: ...ori B B ten r konstruerad att anv ndas i f rh llanden d r vindens styrka r h gst 8 beau fort ca 21 m s och aen se anm rkning nedan r h gst 4 m S dana h r f rh llanden kan man r ka ut f r under tillr c...

Page 71: ...n jen Modell Yamarin 50 Bow Rider Design categori C Total l ngd 4 86 m Bredd 1 96 m Vikt av b ten 535 kg Maximal belastning p byggarens skylt CE tecken 763 kg 6 persons 450 kg grundutrustning 15 kg la...

Page 72: ...a rekommenderade antalet personer ombord Oberoende av an talet personer ombord f r personernas och utrustningens totala vikt aldrig verstiga den st rsta rekommenderade belastningen se punkt 5 5 Belast...

Page 73: ...t 60 hk 44 8 kW B tens strukturer r inte dimen sionerade f r st rre effekt n 60 hk B tens k regenskaper kan vara livsfarliga om b ten har st rre motorn n 60 hk Garantin g ller inte f r b tar som har s...

Page 74: ...via inspektionsluckan under akterb nken innan du l mnar b ten vid bryggan eller bojen och alltid innan du ger dig ut p sj n L t alltid en befull m ktigad reparat r reparera eventuella l ckage VARNING...

Page 75: ...r granskas av en auktoriserad granskare Ifall handsl ckaren byts ut b r den nya sl ckarens sl cknings kapacitetet sl ckarens kapacitet F rs kra dig om att brandsl ckningsutrustningen r l tt att komma...

Page 76: ...ren medan motorn r i g ng kan leda till att motorns elsystem f rst rs 5 10 Anv ndning Om det h r r din f rsta b t eller b ttypen r ny f r dig rekommenderar vi att du tar med dig en person som har erfa...

Page 77: ...m t kan du anv nda bakv xeln som broms till exempel n r du l gger till vid en brygga F rutom n r du k r sakta fram t skall du inte l gga i bakv xeln eftersom detta skadar motorn 5 10 4 Justering av ri...

Page 78: ...lt i och livligt trafikerade leder OBS Anv nd navigationsljus efter m rkrets inbrott Anpassa alltid din hastighet till f rh llandena och milj n Beakta f ljande sj g ngen fr ga ocks medpassagerarna vil...

Page 79: ...ch d refter backar sakta ut fr n bryggan till ppet vatten Propellern r designad att ge b sta f ste vid k rning fram t N r man backar har propellern allts en l gre effekt B ten svarar inte heller s bra...

Page 80: ...Det r mycket viktigt att h lla gon och samtalskontakt med den som fallit i sj n FARA En roterande propeller r livsfarlig f r en simmare eller en person som fallit verbord St ng av motorn d en simmare...

Page 81: ...a i beaktande att vinden kan v nda vattenytan kan stiga eller sjunka svallv gor osv d du f rt jer b ten Till ggsinstruktioner f s fr n bl a f rs kringsbolag OBS Det h r till b t garen anv ndaren att s...

Page 82: ...ilern s att den inte tar fast i bottnen F stande av Yamarin 50 BR p trailer Sp nn fast b ten ordentligt p trailern innan du b rjar transporten Remmarna i f ren skall vara rik tade ner bak t och i akte...

Page 83: ...r F r ndam let l mpar sig speciella b treng ringsmedel b st F r att avl gsna sm repor eller ingrodd smuts kan man anv n da svagt slipande polermedel Gelcoat ytor kan med f rdel tv ttas med h gtryckssp...

Page 84: ...tt h rt oljigt tr slag d r smutsen inte tr nger djupt in Teakd cket tjock lek r cirka 8 mm och tr propparnas tjocklek cirka 5 mm Att slipa ner teakd cket med 0 5 mm har ingen som helst betydelse f r t...

Page 85: ...eng rs Smuts som blir under fotplattan b rjar p minna om rost Behandla delarna minst tv ggr per sommar ifall inga skador f rekommer Behandla r cken ocks p h sten innan b ten vinterf rvaras 6 8 Service...

Page 86: ...p b tens konstruktion eller vara en fara f r s kerheten d det utf rs p fel s tt Ta kontakt med terf rs ljaren innan tvivelak tiga tg rder g rs p b ten 7 Vinterf rvaring Att ta upp b ten f r vinterf r...

Page 87: ...n OBS M la inte zinkanoder eller kolvst ngerna till motortrimmens hydraulcylindrar Anv nd inte kopparhaltiga f rger p aluminiumdelar f lj f rgtillverkarens anvisningar Tips Kasta inte bort en anv nd m...

Page 88: ...et filter har monterats m ste br nsleledningen fyllas med en kulpump innan mo torn startas OBS Skicket p br nsleslangarna m ste inspekteras med j mna mellanrum och alla anstr ng ningar b r g ras f r a...

Page 89: ...Elektriskt system St ng alltid av huvudbrytaren n r du l mnar b ten under en l ngre tid Str mmen m ste ocks st ngas av under elektriska installationer Om du tar bort eller s tter i batteriet var f rs...

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