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BENETEAU Oceanis 351 User Manual

BENETEAU Oceanis 351
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Dear Beneteau Owner,
It is with great pleasure that we welcome you to the family of Beneteau boat
owners!
We sincerely hope that your new Beneteau will offer you, your family, and your
guests many hours of pleasant and safe sailing.
Your support of our product is greatly appreciated, and we are confident that your
new yacht will fulfill all your expectations of a finely crafted vessel.
Our dealer network, supported by our Customer Service Department, will gladly
attempt to answer any questions and they will provide advice and guidance on any
problems that you may have.
Once again, thank you, and we wish you as much pleasure sailing your boat as we
had in building her for you.
Sincerely,
Annette Roux
Chief Executive Officer
Chantiers Beneteau, S.A., France

Table of Contents

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BENETEAU Oceanis 351 Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategorySailboat
ModelOceanis 351
ManufacturerBENETEAU
Cabins2
Draft1.75 m
Berths6

Summary

1. Owner's Manual Introduction

2. Anti-Fouling System

3. Beneteau Limited Warranty

3.1. Warranty and Registration Procedures

Details warranty validity, owner registration, and transfer process.

3.2. Hull Identification Numbers

Explains how to identify your boat's unique hull number.

4. Dealer's Responsibilities

5. Owner's and Operator's Responsibilities

5.1. State Registration or Federal Documentation

Guidance on registering your boat with state or federal authorities.

5.2. Safety and Maintenance

Emphasizes safe operation, following regulations, and proper maintenance.

5.3. Mandatory Coast Guard Safety Equipment

Lists essential safety equipment required by the U.S. Coast Guard.

5.4. Recommended Safety Equipment

Suggests additional safety gear for enhanced preparedness and comfort.

5.5. Safety Courses

Recommends training in navigation, seamanship, and safety skills.

5.6. Anchoring

Details different anchoring systems and best practices for various conditions.

5.7. Additional Safety Equipment

Lists optional but recommended safety items like harnesses and beacons.

5.8. Medical Kit

Outlines essential items for a well-stocked onboard first aid kit.

5.9. Tool Kit

Specifies the necessary tools for basic maintenance and repairs.

5.10. Spare Parts

Lists essential spare parts for common maintenance needs.

6. Safe Operation and Warning Labels

6.1. Fuel Warning Label

Details the warning label affixed to the fuel tank regarding fire hazards.

6.2. Shore-Power Label

Explains the warning label at the 110V panel for shock and fire safety.

6.3. Propane Labels

Covers caution and warning labels for the propane stove and locker.

6.4. Swim Ladder Warning Label

Warning label on the transom regarding safe use of the swim ladder.

6.5. High Voltage Warning Label

Warning label near the 110v panel about electrical shock hazards.

6.6. Transom Door Warning Label

Safety warning for securing the transom door when used as a seat.

6.7. Standard Battery Switch Label

Labeling for standard battery switch positions (ON/OFF/COMMON).

6.8. Optional Battery Switch Label

Labeling for optional battery switch functions.

6.9. Sling Location Arrows Label

Identifies proper sling locations for lifting the boat.

6.10. Anti Freeze Caution Tag

Caution tag regarding antifreeze in the water system and its consumption.

7. Federal and State Regulations

7.1. Discharge of Oil

Federal Water Pollution Control Act prohibition on oil discharge.

7.2. Solid Waste Disposal

Regulations on dumping plastic and other waste at sea.

7.3. Marine Sanitation

Information on marine heads and holding tanks in US waters.

8. Accident Reporting

9. Rendering Assistance

10. Commissioning Procedures

10.1. Commissioning Procedures

Overview of yacht commissioning and owner responsibilities.

10.2. Pre-Launch Checks

Detailed list of checks before launching the boat.

10.3. Post-Launch Checks

Comprehensive checklist for inspections after the boat is launched.

11. Maintenance of Your Boat

General Hull Maintenance

Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the boat's hull exterior.

11.1. Gel Coat

Advice on protecting and caring for the boat's gel coat finish.

11.2. Minor Gel Coat Repairs

Instructions for filling scratches and minor damage to the gel coat.

11.3. The Deck and Deck Fittings

Maintenance tips for the deck, fittings, tracks, and winches.

11.4. The Rudder

Procedures for checking and lubricating the steering gear and rudder.

11.5. Interior Wood

How to clean, maintain, and repair interior woodwork.

11.6. Electrical Systems

Essential maintenance for the boat's electrical system and batteries.

11.7. Water System

Checks and maintenance for the boat's freshwater system and plumbing.

11.8. Marine Head

Maintenance procedures for the marine toilet and holding tank system.

11.9. Engine

Guidance on engine maintenance, including belts, hoses, and anodes.

11.10. Sails

Recommendations for checking, cleaning, and storing sails.

12. Winterizing Procedures

12.1. Hauling

Steps and checks involved in hauling the boat for winter storage.

12.2. Bottom Cleaning

Guidelines for cleaning the yacht's bottom, including pressure washer use.

12.3. Cutlass Bearing Maintenance

Maintenance of the cutlass bearing and shaft alignment.

12.4. Zinc Replacement

Reminder to replace sacrificial zinc anodes before relaunching.

12.5. Freshwater System Winterizing

Winterizing the freshwater system with non-toxic antifreeze.

12.6. Head System Winterizing

Winterizing procedures for the marine head and holding tank.

12.7. Engine Winterizing

Recommendations for engine winterization, consulting the owner's manual.

12.8. Fuel System Winterizing

Winterizing the fuel system, including draining the separator and filling the tank.

12.9. Battery Storage

Proper storage and maintenance of batteries during winter.

12.10. Seacocks Preparation

Instructions for opening and draining seacocks for winter storage.

12.11. Bilge System

Cleaning and draining the bilge and its pumps for winter.

12.12. Icebox Preparation

Cleaning and preparing the icebox for long-term storage.

12.13. Stove Winterizing

Winterizing the propane stove, including depressurizing the system.

12.14. Interior Preparation

Storing loose gear and preparing the interior for winter.

12.15. Covering the Boat

Guidelines for covering the boat to prevent weathering and humidity.

12.16. Sails Storage

Proper cleaning and storage of sails for the off-season.

12.17. Mast Care

Care and maintenance of the aluminum mast at the end of the season.

12. Supplier Information List

13. Oceanis 352 Systems

13.1. Deck Hardware

Identification and overview of deck hardware components on the boat.

13.2. Diesel Engine

General description and installation details of the boat's diesel engine.

13.3. Fueling Procedures

Safe practices and procedures for fueling the diesel engine.

13.4. Steering System

Explanation of the wheel steering system and its operation.

13.5. Fresh Water System

Description and operation of the boat's freshwater system.

13.6. Intake & Discharge Thru-Hulls

Description and safety maintenance for hull fittings.

13.7. Marine Toilet & Holding Tank

Overview of the marine sanitary system and its components.

13.8. Bilge Pumps

Information on manual and electric bilge pumps and their operation.

13.9. Deck Filler & Discharge Plates

Location of deck fill and discharge plates for various systems.

13.10. Self-Draining Cockpit

How the cockpit drains and how to keep drainholes clear.

13.11. Propane Cooking System

Description of the propane stove and oven system.

13.12. 12V System

Overview of the boat's 12V electrical distribution system.

13.13. 110V Shore Power System

How the 110V shore power system distributes AC current.

13.13.4. Optional 110V Air Conditioning Schematic

Wiring schematic for the optional 110V air conditioning system.

13.13.5. Optional 110V Air Conditioning Layout

Diagram showing the layout of the optional 110V AC unit.

13.13.6. Optional 110V Air Conditioning Plumbing

Plumbing diagram for the optional 110V air conditioning unit.

13.13.7. Optional 110V Inverter Schematic

Wiring schematic for the optional 110V inverter system.

13.14. Rigging

General description of the mast and rigging system.

13.14.5. Roller Furling Mast Deck Layout

Diagram showing deck layout for roller furling mast components.

13.14.6. Roller Furling Mast Drawing

Detailed drawing of the roller furling mast setup.

13.14.7. Roller Furling Mast Operation

Components and operation of the roller furling mast.

13.14.8. Classic Mast Deck Layout

Deck layout diagram for the classic mast setup.

13.14.9. Classic Mast

Diagram and parts list for the classic mast.

13.14.10. Genoa Furling System

Details on the installation and maintenance of the genoa furling system.

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