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General| Brand | Canadian Electric Boat Company |
|---|---|
| Model | Fantail 217 |
| Category | Boat |
| Language | English |
Covers safe boating practices, weather awareness, and boat design considerations.
Fields for hull identification, purchase date, dealer, and registration.
Explains warning, caution, and tip zone symbols for user guidance.
Covers PFDs, operator cards, and criminal code offenses related to boating.
Defines the boat's suitability for sheltered waters and wave conditions.
Explains maximum persons, load capacity, and motor power limitations.
Designates the cockpit as the working deck and cautions against other surfaces.
Discusses the inverse relationship of speed and range, and E-drive run times.
Lists recommended and mandatory safety gear for onboard use.
Details the Pleasure Craft Operator Card for Canadian boaters.
Location of the HIN and legal prohibitions on tampering.
Details speed, capacity, weight, dimensions, materials, and homologation.
Illustrates key components like navigation lights, controls, and storage.
Explains manual and automatic activation of the bilge pump.
Details condensation, hull leaks, and storm flooding as sources of water.
Visual representation of the bilge pump drainage system.
Instructions for cleaning, checking impeller, and electrical connections.
Covers ABYC standards, 48V motor, and 12V system.
Warns about risks associated with batteries and ignition switch connections.
Steps to safely disconnect batteries from the electrical system.
How to operate the speed knob, navigation lights, and bilge pump switches.
Details on the Minn Kota motor, its features, and operational warnings.
Advises on using only saltwater-proof motors in saltwater environments.
Cleaning the E-Drive, propeller, and composite shaft.
Troubleshooting motor problems, power loss, and propeller issues.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the propeller.
Addresses issues like no display, indicator problems, and battery issues.
Function of the main breaker and operation of the ignition switch.
Advice on keeping spare keys and preventing loss.
How to use the helm and resolve steering or vibration issues.
How to read the battery level indicator and its activation.
Recommendations for battery charge levels to prevent damage.
Details on batteries, handling precautions, and battery life extension.
Information on the smart charger and charging indicators.
How to connect and use shore power for charging batteries.
Diagram, fire hazards, and recommended power cord specifications.
Details on the canopy roof, its frame, and installation steps.
Information on seating and storage space for equipment.
How to safely lift the boat using designated eyes or slings.
Description of the stowable table and its installation.
Information on Sunbrella fabrics used for covers.
Details on the waterproof radio and speakers, with a caution.
Guidance on maintaining the gel-coated fiberglass hull.
Instructions for maintaining the mahogany or fiberglass deck finish.
Recommendations for annual checks of batteries and motor.
General cleaning methods and specific stain removal techniques for vinyl seats.
How to clean Sunbrella fabrics, including spot cleaning and mixtures.
Washing machine use, re-treatment with fabric guard, and professional cleaning.
Preparing the boat for outdoor or winter storage, including battery care.
Advice on using specialized trailers and securing the boat.
Pre-departure checklist for trailer tires, lights, and fasteners.
Solutions for difficulties encountered during boat loading or unloading.
Troubleshooting for winch, wheels, tires, and electrical lights.
Information on the saltwater motor and sacrificial anode.
Solutions for engine start problems, poor performance, and steering issues.
Troubleshooting navigational lights, battery charging, and water accumulation.
A comprehensive list of checks before leaving the dock.
Checklists for while operating and after docking the boat.
Safety information for passengers before starting the trip.
How to contact CEBC for parts, technical assistance, or information.
Details needed when contacting customer support.
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