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TABLE OF CONTENTS: 

 

 

1 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................... 1

 

2 SAFETY ALERTS ...................................................................................................... 2

 

3 GENERAL INFORMATION AND BOAT DATA .............................................................. 3

 

3.1

 

B

OAT DATA

................................................................................................................... 3

 

3.2

 

C

ERTIFICATION AND BUILDER

’

S PLATE

.................................................................................... 4

 

3.3

 

C

RAFT 

D

ESIGN 

C

ATEGORY

................................................................................................. 4

 

3.4

 

C

RAFT 

I

DENTIFICATION 

N

UMBER

.......................................................................................... 4

 

3.5

 

M

AXIMUM NUMBER OF PERSONS

........................................................................................... 4

 

3.6

 

M

AXIMUM LOAD

.............................................................................................................. 4

 

3.7

 

R

ESPECT FOR ENVIRONMENT

............................................................................................... 5

 

4 SAFE HANDLING AND OPERATION .......................................................................... 6

 

4.1

 

L

EAVING THE CRAFT UNATTENDED AND RE

-

ENTERING

. ................................................................. 6

 

4.2

 

B

OAT LOADING

.............................................................................................................. 7

 

4.3

 

P

RE

-

DEPARTURE CHECKLIST

............................................................................................... 7

 

4.4

 

C

HECKS DURING AND AFTER OPERATION

................................................................................. 8

 

4.5

 

V

ISIBILITY

.................................................................................................................... 8

 

4.6

 

P

REVENTION FROM FALLING OVERBOARD

................................................................................. 8

 

4.7

 

M

AN OVERBOARD

............................................................................................................ 9

 

4.8

 

A

NCHORING AND MOORING AND TOWING

................................................................................ 9

 

4.9

 

F

UELLING

................................................................................................................... 11

 

4.10

 

L

IFTING

................................................................................................................... 12

 

5 BOAT FEATURES AND SYSTEMS ............................................................................ 13

 

5.1

 

F

UEL SYSTEM

............................................................................................................... 13

 

5.2

 

P

ROPULSION ENGINES

.................................................................................................... 13

 

5.3

 

C

OOLING AND EXHAUST SYSTEM

........................................................................................ 14

 

5.4

 

S

TEERING SYSTEM

......................................................................................................... 14

 

5.5

 

D

OCKING SYSTEM

......................................................................................................... 14

 

5.6

 

E

LECTRICAL SYSTEM

...................................................................................................... 15

 

5.7

 

N

AVIGATIONAL EQUIPMENT

.............................................................................................. 21

 

5.8

 

W

ATER SYSTEMS

.......................................................................................................... 22

 

5.9

 

G

ALLEY AND COMFORT

.................................................................................................... 23

 

5.10

 

A

IR

-

CONDITIONING AND HEATING SYSTEMS

......................................................................... 23

 

6 FLOODING AND STABILITY................................................................................... 25

 

6.1

 

O

PENINGS IN THE HULL

................................................................................................... 25

 

6.2

 

S

TABILITY AND BUOYANCY

............................................................................................... 25

 

7 SAFETY AND EQUIPMENT...................................................................................... 26

 

7.1

 

B

ILGE PUMP SYSTEM

...................................................................................................... 26

 

7.2

 

R

EQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT

........................................................................................... 26

 

7.3

 

R

ECOMMENDED SAFETY EQUIPMENT FOR BOATING OFFSHORE

:...................................................... 26

 

7.4

 

L

IFE JACKETS

.............................................................................................................. 27

 

7.5

 

L

IFE RAFT

................................................................................................................... 27

 

7.6

 

F

IRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT

............................................................................................... 27

 

8 MAINTANANCE...................................................................................................... 28

 

8.1

 

S

ALT WATER WORROSION

................................................................................................ 28

 

8.2

 

C

LEANING

.................................................................................................................. 28

 

8.3

 

B

OTTOM MAINTANANCE

................................................................................................... 28

 

8.4

 

U

PHOLSTERY

............................................................................................................... 28

 

8.5

 

B

ILGE AND PUMP

.......................................................................................................... 28

 

8.6

 

A

CRYLIC SURFACES

....................................................................................................... 29

 

8.7

 

S

TAINLESS STEEL

.......................................................................................................... 29

 

8.8

 

E

STHEC

®

 COMPOSITE DECKING

......................................................................................... 29

 

8.9

 

T

OILET

...................................................................................................................... 29

 

Содержание Esquire 35

Страница 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL Esquire 35 ...

Страница 2: ...n pump overboard 17 Engines 6 Bilge pump fwd overboard 1 18 Fuel tank 7 Cockpit drain 19 Webasto heater 8 Engine compartment air intake PS 20 Black water tank 9 Engine compartment air intake SB 21 Airconditioning 10 Cockpit drain 22 Potable water tank 11 Fuel tank vent SB 23 Fresh water pump 12 Potable water tank vent 24 Boiler calorifier 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 10 9 19 17 18 17 18 20 21...

Страница 3: ...power switchbox 29 Emergency fuel shot off 39 Combi Gamma inverter charger 30 Cabin air vent 40 Seacock black water overboard 31 Escape hatch Owners cabin 41 Seacock air conditioning cooling water pump intake 32 Start batteries 42 Bilge pump fwd 1 33 Service batteries 43 Fire extinguisher 34 Bilge pump aft 2 44 Shower drain pump 43 44 25 26 27 28 32 35 36 37 32 29 30 30 38 41 31 40 34 42 33 33 Com...

Страница 4: ...2 5 BOAT FEATURES AND SYSTEMS 13 5 1 FUEL SYSTEM 13 5 2 PROPULSION ENGINES 13 5 3 COOLING AND EXHAUST SYSTEM 14 5 4 STEERING SYSTEM 14 5 5 DOCKING SYSTEM 14 5 6 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 15 5 7 NAVIGATIONAL EQUIPMENT 21 5 8 WATER SYSTEMS 22 5 9 GALLEY AND COMFORT 23 5 10 AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING SYSTEMS 23 6 FLOODING AND STABILITY 25 6 1 OPENINGS IN THE HULL 25 6 2 STABILITY AND BUOYANCY 25 7 SAFETY A...

Страница 5: ...PECTION 30 9 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS 31 9 1 MARPOL TREATY 31 9 2 FUEL AND OIL SPILLAGE 31 9 3 DISCHARGE AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE 31 9 4 EXCESSIVE NOISE 31 9 5 EXHAUST EMISSIONS 31 9 6 PAINTS 31 9 7 CLEANING AGENTS 32 10 LIST OF MANUFACTURER MANUALS 33 11 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 34 ...

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Страница 7: ...uilder or his representative If a maintenance manual is provided use it for the craft s maintenance Always use trained and competent people for maintenance fixing or modifications Modifications that may affect the safety characteristics of the craft should be assessed executed and documented by competent people The boat builder cannot be held responsible for modifications that he has not approved ...

Страница 8: ... would result in high probability of death or irreparable injury if proper precautions are not taken WARNING Denotes that a hazard exists which can result in injury or death if proper precautions are not taken CAUTION Denotes a reminder of safety practices or directs attention to unsafe practices which could result in personal injury or damage to the craft or components or to the environment NOTIC...

Страница 9: ...y loaded 1 22 m Air draught 1 68 m Maximum load 1650 kg Light Ship Weight 5673 kg Engine gearbox and propeller Engine make Volvo Penta Engine model number D3 220 Aquamatic Crankshaft power 162 kW Propeller shaft power 154 kW Engine serial number SB 1230452 Engine serial number PS 1230449 Gear drive type 1 78 DPS B Gear drive serial number SB A209349 Gear drive serial number PS A209347 Accessories ...

Страница 10: ... has successfully passed the requirements for freeboard stability and flotation and for which seating and standing space is assigned The maximum number of persons limit is identified on the craft s builder s plate on the dashboard 3 6 Maximum load Maximum load refers to manufacturer s recommended maximum load This shall not exceed the total load that may be added to the light craft mass without ex...

Страница 11: ...sions You are responsible for the exhaust emissions from your boat Increased exhaust ex hydrocarbon emissions which are regulated by the EPA pollute the water and air Additional restrictions may apply and vary per country See the Engine Operator s Manual for specific information on exhaust limit values 3 7 3 Waste The discharge of any type of debris or waste into the water including but not limite...

Страница 12: ...1 Preparations for leaving the craft unattended Make sure the boat is properly moored to the quayside or dock according proper seamanship for all kind of weather types whether it is forecasted or not Notify the marina that you intend to leave the boat unmanned for a certain period of time Water pumps should be switched off Make sure the air conditioning heater and stove are properly switched off a...

Страница 13: ... accessible In adverse weather reduce the load in the boat Person and load capacity ratings are calculated for normal boating condition 4 3 Pre departure checklist The following checks are essential to safe use of the craft and must be performed before starting the engine and getting underway Perform these checks every time you operate your boat Never launch the boat or leave the dock if any probl...

Страница 14: ...Check that controls operating smoothly Check for excessive vibration 4 5 Visibility Operator vision from the helm can be obstructed by the high trim angles of the craft and other factors caused by one or more of the following variable conditions loading and load distribution speed rapid acceleration sea conditions rain and spray darkness and fog Persons or movable gear in the operator s field of v...

Страница 15: ...d or current over the spot where you want to lower the anchor Stop the boat before lowering the anchor Slowly lower the anchor until it hits bottom Allow the boat to back away keeping tension on the line Release at least 6 or 7 times as much line as the depth of the water Firmly pull the line to make sure the anchor is holding Tie the line to the closest bollard on deck Never leave the full tensio...

Страница 16: ...ur own Never attempt to tow a grounded damaged or capsized boat Use a tow line that is rated at least four times the gross weight of the boat being towed Make sure tow lines are in good condition and are free of damage cuts or abrasions Attach a tow line to a strong point of the disabled boat Attach the tow line to the aft bollard in the cockpit Leave at least two boat lengths between the boats fo...

Страница 17: ... fuelling observe the following Have a proper and charged extinguisher ready Secure the boat to the dock Stop the engines Never smoke or allow open flames or sparks within 15 meters of the fuelling area To avoid spills check how much fuel is already in the tank before adding fuel Wipe up any spills immediately Be sure the fuel tank crossover shut off valves are in open position Maintain contact be...

Страница 18: ...dure requires special equipment and experience If the boat is lifted or hoisted from the water using lifting cables follow these guidelines Attach guidelines to the bow and stern to control movement Attach the lifting cables around the hull Position the lifting cables to keep lifting pressure vertical WARNING Make sure the lifting cables are certified and suitable for the load ...

Страница 19: ... to the port side engine fuel filter and the stoves filter is located on top of the starboard fuel tank behind the isolation transformer See pictures Stove in line fuel filter Webasto in line fuel filter The starboard engine is using fuel from the starboard tank and the port engine is using fuel from the port tank The heater gets its fuel from the portside tank and the stove is connected to the st...

Страница 20: ...eason why it may take a little longer for the starboard engine to reach operating temperature The exhausts of the engines are also located in the stern drive units under the waterline providing a quiet exhaust For maintenance check the Engine Operator s manual 5 4 Steering system The Esquire 35 is fitted with an electrical hydraulic steering system This system uses an electronic signal from the he...

Страница 21: ...s by using battery power These two networks are distributed from two separate switchboxes The 220V shore power switchbox and the 220V Combi Gamma switchbox 5 6 3 220V shore power switchbox This switchbox contains the main shore power breaker of maximum 20 Amps The shore supply is protected by a Residual current device RCD and contains two automatic fuses One fuse of 16 Amps for the shore supply to...

Страница 22: ...and aft cabin 6A Microwave 10A Owners Cabin 6A Air conditioning 10A When using the outlet sockets in the boat make sure not to overload the section fuse These outlets should not be used by heavy electric equipment using over 1000W Also the maximum load on each section should not be exceeding over a 1000W See the Combi Gamma Operator s Manual for specific information on operating and use 220V shore...

Страница 23: ...ctrical field can be caused which can cause injury or death to nearby swimmers To connect If the outlet on the dock has a disconnect switch turn the switch off Connect the shore power cable at the craft first Allow a lot more slack than the mooring lines Set the dock disconnect switch to the ON position Make sure on the Combi Gamma panel next to the steering console if the shore power is distribut...

Страница 24: ...Powered by starboard start battery Volvo active corrosion protection system Powered by the service batteries Webasto air heater Powered by the service batteries These items may not be switched off for safety reasons In case of maintenance on those items the fuses should be removed to take them offline The start battery switches can be switched off as soon as the engines are not running Although th...

Страница 25: ... the selector switches while engines are running 5 6 11 Service battery The main DC supply is from the service batteries Most of the equipment is operated from the steering console area but the main distribution panel is situated in the engine compartment This is the combined in the main switchbox and contains all the individual circuit breakers of the following sections 1 Shower drain pump 2 Wast...

Страница 26: ...is pump is on to prevent shower area from flooding during the use of the shower 5 6 13 Other fuse locations Although the majority of the circuit breakers or fuses are located in a central area engine compartment there are a few local fuse boxes where necessary All navigational equipment is separately fused in a fuse box located in the steering console Reachable by taking out the Garmin chart plott...

Страница 27: ...individual equipment is connected by a NMEA2000 network as shown in the schematic There is an extra NMEA2000 link supplied in the Volvo EVC system to make it possible to read engine date on the GPSMAP screen IMPORTANT Familiarize yourself with local regulations on the use and registration of your communication devices VHF See the Garmin Operator s Manuals for specific information on operating and ...

Страница 28: ...lished when the boat is underway the boiler uses the warm water generated by the starboard engine cooling system to keep the water in the boiler at the required temperature The potable water pump is operated from the panel next to the dashboard See chapter 5 6 12 for panel layout During your stay on the boat the potable water system should stay pressurized When leaving the boat for a long period o...

Страница 29: ... tank and pump should be checked on cleanliness frequently Soaps gathering in a tank will block the pump and pipelines as a result the shower area could flood It is strongly recommended that this procedure be carried out on a weekly basis when it is in use 5 9 Galley and comfort The galley is equipped with 220V AC electric appliances as the microwave and the coffee machine The stove works on the s...

Страница 30: ...ling water provided by its own dedicated sea cooling water pump situated in the technical area as well A sea suction filter is installed and should be checked and cleaned regularly Suction of seawater is not possible if the boat is sailing at full speed as the suction entrance might not reach the water due the hull being lifted Air conditioning installations have there own specific maintenance pro...

Страница 31: ...ea cooling water intake for air conditioning cooling The engine compartment hatch is situated in the cockpit and should remain closed at all times Opening and closing can be done with the provided Allen key C L O S E O P E N Engine compartment hatch Allen Key Turning direction open close 6 2 Stability and buoyancy Keep in mind that Bilge water should be kept to a minimum Stability is reduced by an...

Страница 32: ...g switch located directly next to the pump upwards so that the bilge pump starts running Always make sure the floating switch is unobstructed If the pumps are not starting make sure the circuit breaker is switched on and that the fuse for bilge pump number two 2 is not blown In the case that no visible problems can be found it is necessary to call a professional marine technician to assess the pro...

Страница 33: ...location in a canister or valise to protect it from the elements The designated storage area for a life raft is in the cockpit Always follow the manufacturer s instructions for deployments and maintenance 7 6 Fire fighting equipment Approved fire fighting equipment is required on most boats Keep all fire fighting equipment readily accessible All passengers or crew members should know the location ...

Страница 34: ...d detergent warm water or automotive vinyl cleaners is sufficient to keep the silverguard coverings in good condition Keep the cushions from becoming soaked and dry them off thoroughly after washing to prevent mildew accumulation Prop cushions up in the boat to allow air circulation and spray them with a mildew repellent IMPORTANT Certain automotive household and industrial cleaners can cause dama...

Страница 35: ...ically inspect your boat for tightness and fit of screws bolts clamps and fittings 8 8 Esthec composite decking For maintenance and treating of the cockpit and swimming platform decking you should follow up the factories instructions Esthec documentation is supplied 8 9 Toilet Refer to manufacturer s manual for proper care and operation information Do not allow guests to place rags sanitary napkin...

Страница 36: ...corrosion is switched off by taking out the fuses Also bilge pump number two 2 should be manually switched off by taking out its fuse located in the bilge pump switchbox in the engine compartment If you want to connect the boat to shore power while on shore there should be a jumper placed in the earth wiring of the earth separation transformer Refer to the manual of the transformer to do this prop...

Страница 37: ...les food wood detergents sewage and even fish parts in certain waters in short nearly everything We recommend you bring back everything you take out with you for proper disposal ashore For the proper disposal of black water use an approved pump out facility at your marina Many areas prohibit the discharge of sewage overboard or even an operable overboard waste discharge The circuit breaker of the ...

Страница 38: ...terways Never mix cleaners and be sure to use plenty of ventilation in enclosed areas DO NOT use products which contain phosphates chlorine solvents non biodegradable or petroleum based products Citrus based cleaners are excellent for marine cleaning purposes and are safe for you and the environment ...

Страница 39: ...anty Service documents Manuals navigation Dashboard Instruments Safety equipment documentation manuals Box 2 Owners manual safety Esquire Owners manual Schematics drawings Safety equipment Box 3 Diverse Fuel tanks hatches Sanitair equipment Heating Air conditioning Esthec Box 4 Diverse Audio Video Galley bathroom equipment Electrical information ...

Страница 40: ...re Type of main propulsion Diesel engine Type or number 35 Type of engine Inboard Stern drive Type of craft Motorboat Deck Open Type of hull Mono hull Length of hull Lh 10 71 m Construction material Aluminium Beam of hull Bh 3 27 m Maximum Design Category C Draught T 1 00 m Engine power max recommended 162 kW Engine power installed 162 kW This declaration of conformity is issued under the sole res...

Страница 41: ... 14946 2001 Liferaft stowage 3 7 Specified in Technical File Escape 3 8 EN ISO 9094 1 2003 Anchoring mooring and towing 3 9 EN ISO 15084 2003 Handling characteristics 4 Specified in technical file Engines and engine spaces 5 1 Inboard engine 5 1 1 Specified in technical file Ventilation 5 1 2 Specified in technical file Exposed parts 5 1 3 Specified in technical file Outboard engine starting 5 1 4...

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