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BENETEAU 323 User Manual

BENETEAU 323
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Apr. 01, 2004
rev 00
OWNER’S MANUAL
BENETEAU 323
HULL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER:
US-BEY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OWNER’S MANUAL BENETEAU PART #: 112746
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
I)
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................3
II) ANTI-FOULING..................................................................................................................................4
III) LIMITED WARRANTY......................................................................................................................5
IV) HULL IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS ..............................................................................................7
V) DEALER'S RESPONSIBILITIES .......................................................................................................7
VI) OWNER'S/OPERATOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES................................................................................8
VII) SAFE OPERATION AND WARNING LABELS.............................................................................12
VIII) FEDERAL/STATE REGULATIONS................................................................................................17
IX) COMMISSIONING ...........................................................................................................................20
X) SPECIFICATIONS OF THE BOAT..................................................................................................24
XI) INTERIOR LAYOUT ........................................................................................................................26
XII) DECK .................................................................................................................................................28
XIII) SAILS AND RIGGING......................................................................................................................29
XIV) FRESH WATER SYSTEM................................................................................................................42
XV) BILGE PUMP SYSTEM....................................................................................................................44
XVI) SEACOCKS AND THRU-HULLS....................................................................................................47
XVII) MARINE TOILET & HOLDING TANK ..........................................................................................49
XVIII) ELECTRIC SYSTEMS ......................................................................................................................53
XX) LP GAS SYSTEM..............................................................................................................................63
XXI) STEERING SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................66
XXII ENGINE .............................................................................................................................................68
XXIII) HANDLING.......................................................................................................................................73
XXIV) MAINTENANCE OF YOUR BOAT.................................................................................................74
XXV) WINTERIZING PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................80
XXVI) ENVIRONMENT...............................................................................................................................85
EXPLANATION OF THE TYPOGRAPHY USED:
DANGER
WARNING
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BENETEAU 323 Specifications

General IconGeneral
EngineYanmar 21 HP
Engine Power21 HP
Berths6
Cabins2
Fuel Capacity64 L
Water Capacity200 L (52.8 US gal)
Fuel Tank Capacity64 L
Water Tank Capacity200 L (52.8 US gal)
Headroom1.88 m

Summary

I) INTRODUCTION

II) ANTI-FOULING

Methodology for anti-fouling application when new

Step-by-step guide for applying anti-fouling paint to a new boat hull.

III) LIMITED WARRANTY

WARRANTY/REGISTRATION PROCEDURES

Warranty Procedure

Details on how the boat's warranty becomes valid and its coverage.

Registration Procedure

Information on becoming a Club Beneteau member and warranty transfers.

Warranty Transfer

Process for transferring the boat's limited hull and deck warranty.

IV) HULL IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS

V) DEALER'S RESPONSIBILITIES

VI) OWNER'S/OPERATOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES

STATE REGISTRATION OR FEDERAL DOCUMENTATION

Guidance on state registration and federal documentation for the boat.

SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE

Importance of safety procedures and regular maintenance for boat enjoyment.

MANDATORY COAST GUARD SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Requirements for essential safety equipment compliance with USCG regulations.

RECOMMENDED SAFETY EQUIPMENT

SAFETY COURSES

ANCHORING

ADDITIONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT

MEDICAL KIT

TOOL KIT

SPARE PARTS

VII) SAFE OPERATION AND WARNING LABELS

FUEL WARNING LABEL

Warning label affixed to the fuel tank regarding fire and explosion hazards.

SHORE-POWER LABEL

Warning label at the 110V panel for shock and fire hazard prevention.

PROPANE LABELS

Safety warnings for LPG appliances, including stove and locker.

SWIM LADDER WARNING LABEL

Warning regarding potential injury from a falling swim ladder.

HIGH VOLTAGE WARNING LABEL

Warning about high voltage hazards near the electric panel.

TRANSOM DOOR WARNING LABEL

Safety notice to lock or secure the helmsman seat/transom door.

STANDARD BATTERY SWITCH LABEL

Label for operating the standard battery switches.

OPTIONAL INVERTER BATTERY SWITCH LABEL

Label for the optional inverter battery switches.

SLING LOCATION ARROWS LABEL

Arrows indicating sling attachment points on the hull.

ANTI FREEZE CAUTION TAG

Caution tag regarding antifreeze in the water system.

VIII) FEDERAL/STATE REGULATIONS

DISCHARGE OF OIL

Regulation prohibiting oil discharge into navigable waters.

SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL

Guidelines for legal disposal of solid waste and garbage at sea.

MARINE SANITATION

Information on using the marine head and holding tank according to law.

ACCIDENT REPORTING

RENDERING ASSISTANCE

IX) COMMISSIONING

COMMISSIONING PROCEDURES

Detailed procedures for commissioning the yacht before and after launch.

OPERATIONS AFTER LAUNCH

Checks and operations to perform after the boat is launched.

ENGINE START-UP

Step-by-step guide for starting and checking the engine.

PRIOR TO STEPPING MAST

Pre-launch checks and preparations for stepping the mast.

AFTER STEPPING MAST

Post-mast stepping checks and rigging setup.

PRIOR TO DELIVERY

Final checks and preparations before handing the boat over to the owner.

DELIVERY TO OWNER

Procedures for the final handover of the boat to the new owner.

X) SPECIFICATIONS OF THE BOAT

CE CERTIFICATION

Details on the boat's compliance with Recreational Craft Directive and ISO standards.

DESIGN CATEGORIES

Explanation of boat design categories (A, B, C, D) based on sea conditions.

WEIGHT ESTIMATION

Tables detailing weight distribution for various sailing categories and equipment.

XI) INTERIOR LAYOUT

LAYOUT

Diagram illustrating the interior layout of the boat.

EXIT IN CASE OF FIRE

Identification of emergency exits and fire extinguisher locations.

XII) DECK

DECK LAYOUT DIAGRAM

Diagram showing deck features, including life raft location and deck fills.

XIII) SAILS AND RIGGING

SPECIFICATIONS OF THE SAILS

Table detailing sail areas for roller furling and classic mast configurations.

Specifications of the Standing Rigging

Specifications for standing rigging components, including cable diameters.

STANDING RIGGING

Detailed diagram and specifications for standing rigging components.

Roller Furling Headsail Specification

Technical worksheet for the roller furling headsail specifications.

Roller Furling Mainsail Specification

Technical worksheet for the roller furling mainsail specifications.

Classic Mainsail Specification

Technical worksheet for the classic mainsail specifications.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION SHEET Beneteau 323 Classic Lazy Bag

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION SHEET Beneteau 323 lazy jack lines

DECK LAYOUTS

DECK LAYOUT FOR ROLLER FURLING MAST + OPTIONAL GENNEKER

Deck layout diagram for roller furling mast with optional genneker.

DECK LAYOUT FOR CLASSIC MAST + OPTIONAL GENNEKER

Deck layout diagram for classic mast with optional genneker.

MAINSHEET LAYOUT

VANG BRACKET ON MAST

RUNNING RIGGING SPECS

XIV) FRESH WATER SYSTEM

OPERATION

Instructions for operating the fresh water system, including filling and pump use.

LAY OUT OF THE FRESH WATER SYSTEM

Diagram illustrating the fresh water system components and routing.

XV) BILGE PUMP SYSTEM

OPERATION

How to operate and maintain the automatic and manual bilge pumps.

LAY OUT OF THE BILGE PUMP / SHOWER DRAIN SYSTEM

Diagram showing the layout of the bilge pump and shower drain systems.

BILGE / SHOWER PUMP

Wiring diagram for the bilge and shower pump system.

XVI) SEACOCKS AND THRU-HULLS

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Explanation of thru-hull valves, their operation, and maintenance.

Safety - Maintenance

Safety precautions and maintenance tips for seacocks and thru-hulls.

SEACOCK AND THRU-HULL LAY OUT

Diagram showing the location of various seacocks and thru-hull fittings.

XVII) MARINE TOILET & HOLDING TANK

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Overview of the marine sanitary system, including toilet and holding tank.

Head Operating Procedure

Step-by-step guide for using the marine toilet and its valves.

Holding Tank Pump Out Procedure

Instructions for pumping out the holding tank via deck fittings.

WASTE TANK LOCATION

MACERATOR (OPTION)

OPERATION

Operating instructions for the optional macerator waste tank drain system.

XVIII) ELECTRIC SYSTEMS

12V ELECTRIC SYSTEM

Overview of the 12V electrical system, distribution panel, terminals, and batteries.

12V Charging System

Methods for recharging boat batteries via alternator or battery charger.

Electricity Lay Out

Electrical wiring diagram showing component connections.

12v Panel

Diagram and explanation of the 12V DC distribution panel breakers.

Wago Block

Wiring diagram for the Wago block hook-up connections.

12v Harness Layouts

Diagram illustrating the layout of the 12V hull harness.

Deck Harness Layout

Diagram showing the layout of electrical harnesses on the deck.

ST40 BIDATA Instrument Installation

Installation and wiring guide for the ST40 BIDATA instrument.

110V-220V Electric System

110V Panel

Explanation of the 110V AC panel, breakers, and circuits.

Location of 110V Outlets and Appliances

Diagram showing the placement of 110V outlets and appliances on the boat.

LAY OUT OF THE CONDUITS

XX) LP GAS SYSTEM

GAS STOVE

Information on the propane stove and oven, including safety and operation.

OPERATION

Procedures for operating the galley stove safely with LP gas.

XXI) STEERING SYSTEM

WHEEL STEERING

Description of the wheel steering system and its benefits.

Wheel Steering Operation

Guidelines for operating the wheel steering system safely.

Emergency Tiller

Information on the emergency tiller as a backup steering system.

STEERING SYSTEM LAYOUT

Diagram showing the components of the steering system.

XXII) ENGINE

CUTLASS BEARING

Description and maintenance of the prop shaft cutlass bearing.

STUFFING BOX

Description and maintenance of the prop shaft stuffing box seal.

DIESEL OPERATION

General guide to diesel engine preparation, running, and stopping.

ADDITIONAL CONTROLS

Controls associated with engine operation like battery switch and throttle.

RUNNING THE ENGINE

Procedures for starting, running, and stopping the diesel engine.

FUELING

Guidelines for safe diesel fueling practices to prevent fire hazards.

XXIII) HANDLING

POSITION OF LIFTING STRAPS AND CRADLE POSITION

Information on proper placement of lifting straps and cradle for boat handling.

XXIV) MAINTENANCE OF YOUR BOAT

General Hull Maintenance

General guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the boat's hull.

GEL COAT

Care and maintenance tips for the boat's gel coat finish.

MINOR GEL COAT REPAIRS

Instructions for repairing minor scratches and nicks in the gel coat.

THE DECK AND DECK FITTINGS

Cleaning and maintenance of deck surfaces and fittings.

THE RUDDER

Maintenance of the rudder and steering gear components.

INTERIOR WOOD

Care and repair procedures for interior woodwork and varnish.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

General maintenance for the boat's electrical system and battery.

BATTERY MAINTENANCE

Procedures for maintaining battery health, including cleaning and charging.

WATER SYSTEM

Maintenance of the fresh water system, including leak checks and tank care.

MARINE HEAD

Maintenance procedures for the marine toilet and holding tank.

ENGINE

Maintenance procedures for the diesel engine, including general checks and fuel system.

SAILS

Regular checks, cleaning, and storage of sails to prevent damage and deterioration.

XXV) WINTERIZING PROCEDURES

HAULING AND BOTTOM PREP

Procedures for hauling the boat and preparing the hull bottom for storage.

CUTLASS BEARING AND ZINC MAINTENANCE

Maintenance of the cutlass bearing and replacement of zinc anodes.

FRESHWATER SYSTEM WINTERIZATION

Steps for winterizing the freshwater system with non-toxic antifreeze.

HEAD AND HOLDING TANK WINTERIZATION

Procedures for winterizing the marine head and holding tank.

ENGINE AND FUEL SYSTEM WINTERIZING

Winterizing the diesel engine and fuel system for storage.

BATTERY AND BILGE PREPARATION

Winterizing boat batteries, seacocks, and bilge systems.

ICEBOX, STOVE, AND INTERIOR PREP

Preparing the icebox, stove, and interior for winter storage.

COVERING THE BOAT AND SAILS STORAGE

Proper methods for covering the boat and storing sails for winter.

MAST MAINTENANCE

Maintenance checks and cleaning for the boat's mast.

MAST

XXVI) ENVIRONMENT

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