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Introduces the manual and its purpose for safe yacht operation.
Lists and explains important safety notices and stickers found on the yacht.
Explains the yacht's design category and hull identification number (HIN).
Explains the manufacturer's plate and the yacht's declaration of conformity.
Provides key technical specifications for the yacht, including dimensions and weights.
Details the yacht's dimensions relevant for transportation purposes.
Specifies the recommended maximum number of people and life-raft requirements.
Information on lifting points for cranes.
Illustrates the layout of the boat's deck components and fittings.
Details sail dimensions, rigging configuration, and halyard running.
Guides for calculating forestay wire and luff extrusion lengths.
Covers engine types, specifications, installation, and basic operation.
Describes the fresh water tank, pump, and cockpit shower.
Details electrical, hand, and piston bilge pumps and their operation.
Covers both 230V AC shore power and 12V DC onboard systems.
Covers wheel steering, rudder blade, and emergency tiller.
Details the gas cooker installation, safety, and handling procedures.
Explains the WC pump, holding tank, and emptying procedures.
Discusses measures to prevent fires on board and general safety.
Covers fire extinguishers, their locations, and firefighting procedures.
Explains the diesel heater installation and air distribution within the cabin.
Details thermostat operation, cooling procedures, and technical data.
Lists hull openings, their specifications, and explains the shut-off ball valves.
Describes the emergency leak stoppers made of wood and their usage.
Details anchor types, mooring ropes, and towing rope specifications.
Covers responsible handling of fuel, oil, rubbish, and noise reduction.
Addresses backwash, exhaust fumes, antifouling paint, and holding tank use.
Outlines rules for protecting nature, wildlife, and fellow water users.
Covers winter storage, cleaning, and maintenance of hull, deck, and rigging.
Details care instructions for synthetic sails, including storage and rinsing.
Covers engine winterizing, servicing intervals, and propeller inspection.
Discusses checking electrical contacts, batteries, and system familiarity for fault response.
Covers checking hose clamps, water tank, heat exchanger, and pump maintenance.
Discusses checking hull openings for electrolysis and general repair information.
Provides guidance on contacting distributors for warranty claims.
Lists manufacturers of installed equipment and their contact details for service.
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