Carver 356 2004, Руководство пользователя

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are emptied when you empty the toilet waste tanks.
Refer to the "Emptying the Waste Tanks" portion of
this section for more information.
The optional propane stove system includes the stove
and a liquid propane gas (LPG) storage tank. Refer to
the OEM information for details on operating the pro-
pane stove. The propane tank is installed in a fiberglass
box on the boat's boarding platform.
Once the propane stove system is properly set-up,
switch the LP Gas circuit breaker on the 12 Volt DC
Power Main Breaker Panel "ON". The stove is now
ready to operate.
The stove system is designed to use only LPG. Do not
use any other fuel.
The propane tank must be firmly secured to the boat
with the tank in a horizontal position. The American
Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) has developed specific
standards on how propane tanks must be installed.
Carver has installed this tank according to the ABYC
standards. Do not relocate or reposition the tank.
NOTE: The propane tank valve outlet fitting and the
regulator system nut, by law, have left-hand threads.
The nut is so marked with a slot.
Always close the propane supply line valves and cylin-
der valve when the stove is not in use. Close valves
immediately in an emergency. The appliance valves
must be closed before opening the cylinder valve.
When the propane stove is lit, it burns propane. The
burning process uses cabin oxygen and releases
combustion by-products. You must ventilate the cabin
when using the stove. Failure to do so could result in a
lack of oxygen and/or a build-up of combustion by-
products, which can cause death or serious injury. Do
not operate the stove for space heating. Never ob-
struct the ventilation openings.
Propane Stove