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OPERATION MANUAL

 

Beneteau 43 - Olivetta

  

 

 

 

 1-4. 

Specifications and Layouts. 

 

5-6. 

Electrical System.

 

 

 7.

 

VHF Radio.

 

 

 8.

 

Navigation Instruments.

 

 

 9.

 

Engine. 

 

 10-12. 

Windlass, Emergency Anchoring and Moorings. 

 

13. 

Refrigeration. 

 

14. 

Stove, BBQ and LPG. 

 

15.

 

Freshwater System, Showers and Hot Water. 

 

16.

 

Toilet and Holding Tank.

 

 

17. 

Bilge Pumps.

 

 

18. 

Manoeuvring and Steering. 

 

19.

 

Sails. 

 

20.

 

Tender and Outboard. 

 

21. 

Emergency Procedures. 

 

22-23.

 

Inventories. 

 

 

 

Revised July 2018

 

Summary of Contents for Beneteau 43-Olivetta

Page 1: ...n Instruments 9 Engine 10 12 Windlass Emergency Anchoring and Moorings 13 Refrigeration 14 Stove BBQ and LPG 15 Freshwater System Showers and Hot Water 16 Toilet and Holding Tank 17 Bilge Pumps 18 Man...

Page 2: ...Freshwater Capacity 500 Litres Private Cabins 3 Passengers Permitted 8 Double Berths 4 Single Berths 0 Refrigeration Chest Type Electric Fridge with Freezer Compartment 60 cm Long 60 cm Wide 73 cm Hi...

Page 3: ...ge 2 Deck Layout Forward Water Filler Two Gas Bottles In Stern Locker Anchor Locker Hose Fenders Mooring Lines Buckets All in Aft Locker Shore Power Socket On Stern BBQ Aft Water Filler Fuel Filler Es...

Page 4: ...nks Fuel Tank Anchor Winch Circuit Breaker Starboard aft cabin under berth Lifejackets under saloon seat Batteries Under Cabin Berth Fire Extinguisher Log and Sounder Transducer Under Floor First Aid...

Page 5: ...der Floor Seacocks In locker under Basin In engine bay Fuel Shut Off In Aft Cabin under berth Emergency Tiller In Cockpit Locker Seacocks Under Sink Fire Extinguisher On Galley Wall Gas Isolation Valv...

Page 6: ...y to keep power consumption down by turning off lights or appliances when not in use Because Olivetta has a totally separate engine battery system you will always have power to start your engine even...

Page 7: ...your batteries capacity The batteries are most efficient when recharged before they pass this level Any power you use has to be replaced and you should monitor your house battery condition to ensure...

Page 8: ...d 82 At all times contact base on Channels 81 and 82 When talking to another vessel use channel 11 eleven or 08 zero eight Detailed instructions are on the Cumberland Charter s radio instruction sheet...

Page 9: ...ectronics if used incorrectly There is no need to adjust any settings by using the buttons on the instruments Note Never rely solely on the sounder when moving in shallow water or when anchoring The d...

Page 10: ...s Move the throttle to central position and red button will automatically pop out Move the throttle lever forward to forward gear and back for reverse Always pause at neutral for a few seconds when ch...

Page 11: ...minimum of 30 metres of chain should be let out at all times To Lift the Anchor 1 Open anchor locker hatch and make sure the chain doesn t stack up 2 Motor very slowly forward so the chain is vertica...

Page 12: ...r it into the water for a few metres Once the anchor is falling freely regulate its descent by tightening the gypsy with the handle Check the 10 metre chain markers after 30 metres to ensure you let o...

Page 13: ...the largest cleat available Or use the dedicated Mooring Strop that attaches cleat to cleat As per briefing WARNING The Mooring line should never be attached to the Anchor Winch the Anchor Bridle or t...

Page 14: ...the house battery system Fridge To operate ensure the switch marked FRIDGE is turned on at the electrical panel Make sure you replace power used by running the diesel motor or plugging into shore pow...

Page 15: ...i clockwise for low heat Stove Olivetta is equipped with a two burner gas stove and oven Turn on the gas bottle and shutoff valve located in the port aft cabin cupboard To Light Burners 1 Press the bu...

Page 16: ...itched off to prevent damage to the pump An empty tank must be isolated to stop air entering the system You will need to purge the air from the system by opening the taps if this occurs Make sure the...

Page 17: ...g the valve to VALVE OPEN position and flush the toilet twice to clear the holding tank Valve in OPEN Position Only human waste and toilet paper can be put in the toilet Sanitary pads tampons or panty...

Page 18: ...switch to operate a high level water alarm Manual System The manual pump is situated in the cockpit The pump handle is incorporated in the pump The manual pump needs to be operated quickly for at lea...

Page 19: ...you approach a berth have your fenders down almost touching the water The loops on the mooring ropes should be attached to the deck cleats with the ropes under the lifelines and ready to throw In stro...

Page 20: ...knots on the wind instrument and on the second reef point when the wind reaches a constant 20 knots Do not use the mainsail if the winds exceed 30 knots In heavy weather conditions it is best to motor...

Page 21: ...e for easy access when manoeuvring or anchoring Have the tender behind the vessel at full length ONLY when underway Outboard The Yamaha outboard has a rubber bushed propeller which will shear if the p...

Page 22: ...t Safety Equipment Flares V Sheet etc are stowed under the chart table seat Fire Extinguishers Two dry chemical type on board They are located in the aft and forward cabin Fuel Shut Off Is located und...

Page 23: ...Goblets 6 Glasses Tumblers 6 Grater 1 Kettle 1 Knives Bread Carving 2 Knives Dinner 6 Knife Oyster No Knife Vegetable 2 Mattress Protectors 3 Measuring Jug 1 Mixing Bowls 4 Mugs 6 Pillows 6 Plates Di...

Page 24: ...s 2 First Aid Kit and Vinegar Yes Flares and Emergency Container Yes Garden Hose Yes Leadline Yes Life Jackets 6 Life Ring Yes Linen as Required Yes Man Overboard Light Yes Masks and Snorkels 6 Moorin...

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