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WARNING
● Never use a leaking appliance or device until it has been repaired and fully inspected by a
qualified technician.
DANGER!
Never use an open-flame to check for leaks.
- Note: the above tests do not replace the checks and inspections you are recommended to
have carried out by a qualified professional on a regular basis.
Safety warnings
WARNING
Never leave the boat unattended when open-flame appliances are in use
Never smoke or use an open-flame when replacing LPG cylinders.
Close the valve on the empty cylinder before disconnecting and replacing it. Make sure the
cylinder compartment is well ventilated during the replacement operation.
Never use the cooker or oven to heat the boat.
If you find a leak, close the main LPG supply valve and do not use any appliances powered
by LPG.
Never smoke inside the boat when the doors and windows are closed; check that you do not
smell gas.
Never make any modifications to the boat’s LPG circuit. Installation, modification and
maintenance of the LPG circuit must be carried by a qualified professional. Have the LPG
circuit checked and verified at regular intervals, or according to the schedules laid down in
national regulations.
CAUTION!
Take care to avoid any contact with open flames and other hot spots.
Never use solutions containing ammonia when carrying out manual leak checks
Detection system
The boat must be fitted with a fire alarm system (smoke detector, heat sensor, etc.).
The recommended location is marked on the abandon ship plan.
This detector beeps if there is a alert.
It has a separate battery, which must be replaced as soon as it signals its loss of charge,
according to the manufacturer’s instructions or to the instructions marked on the device.
It is vital to carry out a routine test each time you board the boat, or once a week during a longer
cruise.
If the test reveals the device to be faulty, replace it with a device of an equivalent type.
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