Kingfisher COASTAL Series, Руководство пользователя

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DANGER:
Carbon Monoxide (CO) is a poisonous gas that is colorless, odorless and
about the same weight as air. It will distribute itself throughout spaces of the boat in
dangerous concentrations if proper ventilation is not provided. A person breathing these
fumes will become seriously ill. Direct and prolonged exposure will cause brain damage
and death. Always run the bilge blower whenever the engine is idling. Opening windows
or hatches may improve ventilation. Never operate the engine when either a sloper top
or camper top is installed. Never use a charcoal grill or any open flame cooking or
heating device in an enclosed space. Carbon Monoxide may also enter your boat from
nearby sources such as neighboring boat engine or generator exhaust. Always ensure
adequate ventilation. A Carbon Monoxide detector is an excellent way of preventing
Carbon Monoxide related illness or death.
Capacity / Conformity Label Information
Every vessel is supplied with a label indicating that it conforms to related federal
requirements as of the date of manufacture. Vessels over 6 m (19’ 8”) in length are
required to display a Conformity Label (# 10).
Vessels less than 6m (19’ 8”) in length require a Capacity Label (# 9) showing the
maximum carrying capacity, maximum passenger load, and maximum rated horsepower
on their capacity labels. The number of passengers your boat is safely equipped to carry
is clearly stated on the capacity label. Regulations require that each person have a
seating place.
If you find that your capacity or conformity label is missing, it can be replaced by your
KingFisher dealer. When contacting the dealer please supply the Hull Identification
Number (HIN) recorded in Section 6.
WARNING:
SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH MAY RESULT IF THE MAXIMUM
CAPACITIES DISPLAYED ON THE CONFORMITY LABEL ARE IGNORED.
Guests and operators aboard your boat must be aware of the
following:
Carbon Monoxide is deadly. Never run the engine of your boat in an enclosed space.