Boston Whaler CONQUEST 345, Руководство пользователя

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3-38 345 Conquest
Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation
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FWD BILGE HORN
AFT BILGE AUX BILGE WASH DOWN ACC SHADE W/S VENT WASHER
PORT WIPER CNTR WIPER STBD WIPER
ACNT LTS NAV LTS CTSY LTS MAP LTS FLOOD LTS U / W LTS
FISH BOX P FISH BOX S LIVEWELL L / WELL LT WINDLASS
UP / DOWN
HIGH
WATER
Windlass Switches
Fig. 3.38.2
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2
WINDLASS POWER SWITCH
WINDLASS OPERATION SWITCH
1 2
Windlass
Fig. 3.38.1
WINDLASS
RODE
ANCHOR CLEAT
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2
1
5
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3
2
1
5
4
ANCHOR LANYARD
BOW LOCKER
AVOID PROPERTY DAMAGE
!
CAUTION
ENGAGE GYPSY LOCK AND ENSURE
ANCHOR IS SECURED WITH LANYARD
BEFORE GETTING UNDERWAY.
MRP# PN#
Operation
NOTICE
Before operating the windlass be sure that the
safety lanyard is removed from the anchor and
is clear of the rode as it pays out or is retrieved.
Use the anchor windlass switch on the helm
when possible. Use care when operating the
anchor windlass with the hand-held remote.
!
DANGER
Operating From the Helm
LOWERING - Pushing the top part of the switch
down will power the anchor windlass DOWN. Make
certain that the safety lanyard is detached from the
chain and is clear of any moving parts of the anchor
windlass.
RAISING - Pushing the lower part of the switch will
power the anchor windlass UP. Once the anchor and
rode is secure in the UP position, the safety lanyard
can be re-attached to the anchor and secured to the
cleat.
Operating From the Bow
The anchor windlass can be operated from the bow
with the use of the windlass remote which is stowed
in the bow locker.
Windlass Remote
Fig. 3.38.3
POWER SOURCE
HAND HELD REMOTE
WASHDOWN CONNECTION
EMERGENCY HANDLE
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2
1
3 2
1
Keep hands, feet, hair and loose clothing clear
of moving parts. Entanglement may cause
severe bodily injury (i.e. lose of fingers or toes).
!
WARNING
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