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Issue 2

INSTALLATION AND CIRCUIT: ELECTRICAL

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"COMFORT” Fuse box

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Summary of Contents for MEDLINE 9

Page 1: ...Volume 2 MEDLINE 9 613 087 A CAREFULLY READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE PUTTING YOUR ZODIAC INTO SERVICE...

Page 2: ...INTENANCE 17 II 2 INSTALLING THE BUOYANCY TUBE ON THE HULL 17 II 3 FIXING THE PROTECTIVE FLAP 18 II 4 INFLATING THE BUOYANCY TUBE 19 II 5 PRESSURE 21 III PROPULSION SYSTEM 23 IV HOW TO DRIVE YOUR BOAT...

Page 3: ...items 46 V 4 2 Using the Toilet 46 V 4 3 Draining black water 47 V 5 DRAINING SYSTEMS 48 V 5 1 Description of operational components 48 V 5 2 Bilge pump 49 V 5 3 Hull scupper 50 V 6 STEERING 51 V 7 F...

Page 4: ...ght Design category Directive 2013 53 EU B C Capacity Weight tolerance 5 ISO B C 8 20 Maximum ISO 14946 kg 1 490 2 400 Maximum load i a w ISO 14946 1 2 3 4 data figuring on the ICNN certificate Maximu...

Page 5: ...e Passengers should also be able to hold on with both HANDS WARNING Do not exceed the maximum number of people recommended No matter how many people are on board the total weight of passengers and equ...

Page 6: ...P 250 2 x 175 The recommended power corresponds to optimal use of the boat s capacities for an average load kW 187 2 x 131 Maximum recommended power HP 300 2 x 250 kW 224 2 x 186 Maximum allowed power...

Page 7: ...nual WARNING When loading the boat never exceed the maximum recommended load Always load the boat carefully and distribute the load appropriately to maintain the theoretical trim approximately horizon...

Page 8: ...65 Issue 2 DESCRIPTION INVENTORY and Location I 2 INVENTORY AND LOCATION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 9 11 11 12 12 12 12 13 14 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 20 21 21 21 23 24 24 25 26 27 28 28 31 29 29 30 30 32 34 3...

Page 9: ...Forward anchoring cleats 18 Red green navigation lights 19 Anchor locker 20 Handhold 21 Deck drain 22 Inflation deflation valves X7 23 Water tank fill port 24 Aft anchoring cleats 25 Bilge pump outle...

Page 10: ...Page 10 65 Issue 2 DESCRIPTION INVENTORY and Location 13 20 21 7 19 15 18 4 4 16 5 2 2 7 6 6 8 10 11 21 22 5 12 14 17 23 24 25...

Page 11: ...er 7 Ventilation 8 Foot braces 9 Stainless steel closing pin 10 Steering wheel hydraulic steering 11 Bilge pump navigation light switch 12 Console cabin access hatch 13 Sink 14 Bolster access hatch 15...

Page 12: ...ry REF DESCRIPTION 1 Forward sun lounger extension 2 Forward pulpit 3 Gas griddle 4 Refrigerator 5 Polyester roll bar 6 Bimini with frame Bimini without frame 7 Aft sun lounger 8 Ski mast 9 Cabin bert...

Page 13: ...a trailer includes Unladen weight of the boat 1 855 kg Tolerance 5 Weight of the engine s 734 kg Weight of the engine battery Consumable quantity 402 kg Fuel tank and freshwater tank Options 457 kg Mo...

Page 14: ...Page 14 65 Issue 2 DESCRIPTION Handling I 4 2Storage WARNING The boat must rest on the bow line See diagram below...

Page 15: ...Page 15 65 Issue 2 E N G L I S H DESCRIPTION Handling...

Page 16: ...options excluded Single engine approx 2 400 kg A 3 20 m Twin engine approx 2 650 kg A 2 95 m WARNING Lifting must be carried out by professionals DANGER No passengers on board while hoisting WARNING A...

Page 17: ...t room temperature 20 C before unfolding it You can inflate the non installed buoyancy tube pressure 240 mb and let it stabilize for around one hour Then deflate it NOTE the buoyancy tube is fitted to...

Page 18: ...bars and the screws supplied in the buoyancy tube kit To ensure that the assembly is mechanically secure apply medium strength threadlocker to the screws Fastening with bolts 4 After inflating the buo...

Page 19: ...ube end b adaptor c tube base d inflation valve NOTE An electrical 12 V high output inflation pump is available as an option contact your dealer EASY PUSH VALVES To change position In inflating positi...

Page 20: ...perly the inflation pump should be correctly placed on the ground The tube inflates rapidly if the inflation pump is used smoothly and without haste 4 Inflate the buoyancy tube starting with the first...

Page 21: ...g or deflating depending on the temperature particularly when temperature variations are high between the morning and evening in particularly hot regions and check that the pressure does not exceed th...

Page 22: ...the deck of a boat temperature 50 C The temperature inside the inflatable compartments may rise to 70 C particularly for dark buoyancy tubes doubling the initial pressure 480 mb You will then need to...

Page 23: ...gine fitting For optimal use of your boat please consult your dealer The engine bolts must be fitted through the transom using a screw hole sealing procedure e g using Sikaflex sealant In twin engine...

Page 24: ...the stop switch lanyard correctly DANGER Immediately turn off the engine as soon as a swimmer comes close to the boat They risk being seriously injured by a rotating propeller WARNING When underway k...

Page 25: ...NING Do not use e10 E85 type biofuels etc V 1 1 Location of items Ref DESCRIPTION 1 Fuel tank 2 Fuel circuit valve 3 Tank filling connection access hatch and vent 4 Fill port with cap and anti backflo...

Page 26: ...TION 1 Tank given capacity 400 litres 2 Vent outlet 3 Tank filler inlet 4 Gauge transmitter 5 Intake pipe with fuel shut off valve It may not be possible to use the full nominal capacity of the tank d...

Page 27: ...s To connect it refer to the electrical diagram V 1 3 Water fuel separator filter In order to protect the engine a water fuel separating filter is placed on the engine s fuel supply system Make sure t...

Page 28: ...the manual or the engine manufacturer s instructions Place a draining funnel under the cartridge to be replaced Before replacing the filter the pressure in the fuel feed system must be released V 1 4...

Page 29: ...ly before removing the filter cartridge Carefully read the information provided in the filter s instruction manual Petrol is extremely flammable Make sure that the engines are turned off before workin...

Page 30: ...ge 30 65 Issue 2 INSTALLATION AND CIRCUIT ELECTRICAL V 2 ELECTRICAL V 2 1 Cable routing Top view with deck removed Sheath 1 Used to route the X engine wiring harness Sheath 2 free Duct 1 100 Duct 2 10...

Page 31: ...diagram 1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 3 12 13 14 15 16 17 3 12 13 14 15 16 17 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 6 12 13 14 15 16 17 7 12 13 14 15 16 17 8 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 12 13 14 15 16 17 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 11 12 13 14...

Page 32: ...2 65 Issue 2 INSTALLATION AND CIRCUIT 12 19 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 3 24 3 25 3 23 3 26 3 12 13 14 15 16 17 29 3 12 13 14 15 16 17 28 3 12 13 14 15 16 17 27 3 12 13 14 15...

Page 33: ...area 11 USB port 12 volt socket bow sitting area 12 USB port 12 volt socket console 13 Courtesy light 14 Bilge fan 15 Fuel gauge transmitter 16 Windlass relay 17 Refrigerator option 18 White light on...

Page 34: ...Page 34 65 Issue 2 INSTALLATION AND CIRCUIT ELECTRICAL V 2 1 COMFORT Fuse box...

Page 35: ...Page 35 65 Issue 2 E N G L I S H INSTALLATION AND CIRCUIT V 2 1 EQUIP NAV fuse box...

Page 36: ...ircuit breaker and fuse box access hatch 2 Circuit breaker 3 Battery box 4 Fuse box V 2 3 Circuit breaker When you are no longer using your boat set the circuit breaker to the OFF position O OFF ON 1...

Page 37: ...Twin engine operation When operating in twin engine configuration the couplers can be switched between positions 1 2 and both without stopping the engine s We recommend that you use the normal operati...

Page 38: ...Page 38 65 Issue 2 INSTALLATION AND CIRCUIT Engine A starts with battery 2 Engine B starts with battery 2 Engine A starts with battery 1 Engine B starts with battery 1...

Page 39: ...o the engine s design It job is to recharge the batteries while the engine is running The coupler system enables the engines to be started with either one battery or by coupling the batteries in paral...

Page 40: ...en Always keep the battery upright never on its side When adding electrolyte or when recharging the battery always remove it from the engine compartment Battery electrolyte is a toxic and dangerous li...

Page 41: ...nding to this slot using a 6 mm female tab or eyelet type terminal 3 If you have to add cable for the connection use cable with a cross section of at least 1 5 mm that complies with marine standards U...

Page 42: ...of an accessory in column B is 180 W 15 A or less The cross sections of the different cables in the wiring circuit were calculated using these figures not following this rule may lead to electrical fa...

Page 43: ...cellaneous electronic equipment Searchlight Shower pump 48 W Alarm system Max power 58 W or 180 W Refrigerator VHF 72 W 288 W 504 W CONCLUSION Example 2 You want to add A 120 W VHF A 90 W GPS A 180 W...

Page 44: ...iscellaneous lighting Depth sounder Horn GPS 60 W Miscellaneous electronic equipment 200 W Searchlight Shower pump Alarm system Max power 200 W 180 W Refrigerator VHF 260 W 504 W CONCLUSION NOTE Some...

Page 45: ...k with freshwater through the fill cap 6 located under the port aft cushion 7 Press the button 3 on the electric pump on the utility cabinet panel 1 to pressurize the circuit Use the hand shower 4 or...

Page 46: ...Odour filter 4 Flush switch 5 Black water drain switch 6 Black water tank drain valve 7 Black water pump 8 Black water tank drain cap V 4 2 Using the Toilet Make sure that the water pump control butto...

Page 47: ...mpty Close the deck fill when finished For hygiene reasons remember to have the carbon filter connected to the black water tank vent checked annually Rinse the system after each use fill the tank with...

Page 48: ...return valve 6 Drain pipes 7 Scuppers The boat is self draining with a rainwater drainage system three scuppers on the deck one at the front of the console and one at the front and rear of the bolste...

Page 49: ...hen the boat is out of the water and sheltered Forced operation the switch has to be held depressed to operate it As soon as you release the switch it returns to automatic position 1 ZODIAC recommends...

Page 50: ...INSTALLATION AND CIRCUIT V 5 3 Hull scupper Out of the water on trailer cradle etc Open position drain plug removed In the water Closed position drain plug fitted Make sure the drain plug is properly...

Page 51: ...65 Issue 2 E N G L I S H INSTALLATION AND CIRCUIT V 6 STEERING Comply with the steering manufacturer s recommendations installation use and maintenance For optimal use of your boat please consult your...

Page 52: ...r responsibility When in use the boat must be fitted with portable extinguishers The recommended position for the extinguisher is inside the stern locker or console Take care to keep the bilges clean...

Page 53: ...DESCRIPTION 1 Aft bollards 2 Polyester bow roller navigation lights 3 Electric windlass 4 Bow chain plate 5 Forward cleats WARNING For permanent mooring use the bow chain plate Choose your anchor chai...

Page 54: ...T V 9 BOARDING DANGER Check that the engine is switched off before anyone climbs back on board using the rear ladder WARNING When the boat is used solo if the ladder cannot be deployed from the water...

Page 55: ...Page 55 65 Issue 2 E N G L I S H LABELLING VI LABELLING VI 1 POSITION OF LABELS 3 4 5 6 1 2 7...

Page 56: ...Page 56 65 Issue 2 LABELLING VI 2 DESCRIPTION OF LABELS...

Page 57: ...the wings and aft platforms are not mounted on the boat To install them easily follow the instructions below VII 1 1 WINGS Unpack the wings being careful not to scratch them or damage the EVA deck Loc...

Page 58: ...g the holes 1 and brackets 2 on the deck Tighten the wings using the fasteners supplied VII 1 2 Aft platforms Unpack the aft platforms being careful not to scratch or damage them Clean the support sur...

Page 59: ...ovided Place the clevises 3 on the transom and mark the position of the holes Remove the clevises and drill the four holes with a 4 5 drill mm bit Clean the surfaces around the holes and apply SIKAFLE...

Page 60: ...nal elements VII 2 1 POLYESTER ROLL BAR WARNING The wings must first be secured in order to be able to install the roll bar Make sure you install it in the right direction To install the roll bar remo...

Page 61: ...ATION Apply SIKA on the feet of the roll bar Leave 10 to 15mm clearance around the edges of the feet so the SIKA doesn t squeeze out when you tighten it down Place the roll bar the wings and align the...

Page 62: ...VIII 1 Aft sun lounger 1 Table in initial position 2 Raise the port and starboard seat cushions in the aft seating area 3 Extend the starboard arms 4 Fold back the mobile leaf for a better view of th...

Page 63: ...3 65 Issue 2 E N G L I S H 5 Unlock the 2 locking rings 6 Push down on the table to lower the telescopic base until the arms fit into the starboard notches 7 Lock the 2 locking rings 8 Extend the port...

Page 64: ...nts are installed by parties other than the manufacturer These elements should be installed in compliance with the relevant requirements of ISO 6185 3 to ensure that all such installations do not inva...

Page 65: ...ge 65 65 Issue 2 E N G L I S H IX 2 chemin de la Val Priout 31450 AYGUESVIVES FRANCE MEDLINE 9 Copyright Z NAUTIC Z NAUTIC S A S U with capital of 7 095 000 00 Euros Toulouse Trade Register 812 206 34...

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