Carver 42 SUPER SPORT, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 25 / 141

4127 • 42 Super Sport 4/06 13
BOATING SAFETY SECTION 1
These conditions may cause Carbon Monoxide to accumulate.
Blockage of exhaust outlets
can cause carbon monoxide to
accumulate in the cabin and
cockpit area - even when the
hatches, windows, portholes and
doors are closed.
PRECAUTION:
Never operate the
generator while the boat is moored
against any other boat, dock or
wall structure that could block the
exhaust outlet.
Exhaust from another vessel
alongside your boat, while docked
or anchored, can emit poisonous
CO gas inside the cabin and
cockpit areas of your boat.
PRECAUTION:
Be alert for
generator and engine exhaust from
other vessels alongside your boat.
Provide adequate ventilation.
The station wagon effec t or
back drafting can cause CO gas
to accumulate inside the cabin,
cockpit and bridge areas when
operating the boat at a high bow
angle or with improper or
heavy loading.
PRECAUTION: Provide
adequate ventilation, redistribute
the load or bring your boat out
of high bow angle. Open forward
hatch or window.
CO gas can accumulate in the
cabin, cockpit and bridge areas
when operating your boat at slow
speeds or when the boat is stopped
in the water . A tail wind can
also increase accumulation
(force of wind entering from
aft section of yacht).
PRECAUTION: Provide adequate
ventilation or slightly increase
speed if possible. Open forward
hatch or window.
The station wagon effec t or back
drafting can cause CO gas to
accumulate inside the cabin,
cockpit or bridge areas when the
boat is underway using protective
weather coverings.
PRECAUTION:
Provide adequate
ventilation when the canvas top,
side or back curtains are in their
closed, protective positions. Open
forward hatch or window.