Fiskars Boats, Inha Works Ltd 2010
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1 General
This Owner's Handbook will help you to familiarise yourself with the characteristics of
your new boat. Instruction manuals for equipment fitted to the boat are also included
and are frequently referred to. You can, of course, add to this handbook by obtaining
the instruction books for all other equipment. Space for your own notes has been
provided at the back of this handbook.
2 Definitions
Warnings and specific remarks in this handbook are defined as follows:
DANGER!: Indicates grave danger highly likely to lead to death or permanent
injury if appropriate precautionary measures are not taken.
WARNING!: Indicates danger which may lead to injury or death if appropriate
precautionary measures are not taken.
ATTENTION!: Is a reminder to operate the boat in a safe manner or to bear in
mind dangerous methods of operation that may lead to injury or
damage to the boat or some part of it.
This handbook adopts units of measurement in accordance with the SI system. In
some cases other units have been included in parentheses. An exception to this is
wind speed, which is designated on the Beaufort scale as in the EU Directive on
recreational craft.
3 Warranty
In accordance with the enclosed warranty conditions, a guarantee is provided for the
boat and any equipment that has been installed in the boatyard. For post-production
installations to the engine, trim tabs, compass, any navigation equipment and other
devices, the manufacturer of the equipment in question is directly responsible for any
issues relating to the warranty. Separate warranty cards, together with contact
information for their suppliers, are enclosed for all equipment/devices. For other
matters relating to the warranty, we request that you contact the Buster dealer
indicated on the cover of this handbook.
4 Before launching
4.1 Registration
Some countries may require boats such as the Buster Lx to be registered, and
drivers may be subject to competence and/or age restrictions. Before taking the boat
into use, find out the applicable requirements and restrictions from the appropriate
local authorities.
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