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Definitions of warnings and cautions used in the owner's handbook.
Details of the warranty terms for the boat and installed equipment.
Information on boat registration requirements in Finland.
Guidance on boat insurance coverage for accidents and transport.
Checks for wind, waves, and visibility to ensure safe departure.
Guidelines for proper load distribution and maximum loading capacity.
Ensuring life jackets are available and crew understand their tasks.
Checking fuel levels and reserve for the journey.
Routine checks for steering, electrical systems, batteries, and seaworthiness.
Ensuring engine compartment ventilation for gasoline engines before starting.
Securing loose items on board for safety during high winds and rough seas.
Importance of carrying and using nautical charts for navigation.
Procedures for safely leaving the mooring berth and propeller safety.
Recommendations for using a proper frame and safe lifting practices.
Advice for transporting the boat on a trailer, including keel positioning and securing.
Pre-launch checks including fastenings, hoses, electrical wiring, and hull damage.
Information on the boat cradle and its dimensions, ensuring sturdiness and surface protection.
Guidelines for securing the boat properly at the quay, considering weather and other vessels.
Safe towing practices, rope selection, and precautions for towing other boats.
Safe practices for mooring, anchoring, and avoiding hazards like hands getting caught.
Advice on water depth, anchor rope length, and strong points for mooring/towing.
Information on the breaking strength of strong points for anchoring, mooring, and towing.
Key safety rules for crew and passengers before departing.
Steps for safely starting the engine, including ventilation and checks.
Checks to ensure the cooling system and engine are running correctly after startup.
Explanation and use of the emergency cut-off switch for safety.
Description of various boat instruments like speedometer, tachometer, and fuel gauge.
Overview of boat switches and their functions for controlling onboard systems.
Details on steering system principles and maintenance, with warnings about control loss.
Function and importance of the emergency switch for safety.
How to adjust the trim angle for optimal running attitude and performance.
Design considerations for stability and factors that can reduce it, like high weight or layout changes.
Safety precautions related to engines, fuel handling, and ventilation to prevent fire.
Ensuring access to fire-fighting equipment, crew awareness, and preventing fire hazards.
Information on the boat's fire extinguisher, its use, servicing, and replacement.
Importance of ventilation for cabin air quality and safety when using appliances.
Securing heavy equipment to prevent damage and distraction.
Guidelines for environmental protection, waste disposal, and noise reduction.
How to adjust trim tabs for optimal running attitude and safe handling in various conditions.
Tips for maintaining clear visibility from the helm, including trim adjustment and lookout procedures.
Recommendations for cleaning and maintaining the boat's exterior and hull.
Routine care for the boat during the boating season, including waxing and checks.
Scheduled servicing for the engine to ensure efficient operation.
Procedures for preparing and maintaining the engine for winter storage.
Steps to take before winter storage, such as draining water systems and removing the battery.
Guidelines for protecting the boat during winter, including support and covering.
Tasks for preparing the boat at the start and end of the boating season.
Instructions for repairing minor dents in the gel coat and when to seek professional help.
Care instructions for the acid-proof steel railing to maintain its shine.
Principles for handling and cleaning teak surfaces, including stain removal.
Proper cleaning methods for the steering position material.
Recommendations for cleaning and maintaining the boat's canopy fabric.
Lubrication advice for smooth operation of doors and hatches.
Details on CIN code, engine serial numbers, and hull material.
Classification of the boat's design category for operational conditions.
Key dimensions including overall length, width, draught, and height.
Specifications for engine weight, boat weight, trailer weight, and total laden weight.
Maximum recommended number of people and load capacity.
Information on fuel, fresh water, and septic tank capacities.
Details on the boat's electrical system, including voltage and battery capacity.
Conditions for Category A craft: high wind forces and large waves.
Conditions for Category B craft: up to Beaufort 8 winds and 4m waves.
Conditions for Category C craft: up to Beaufort 6 winds and 2m waves.
Conditions for Category D craft: up to Beaufort 4 winds and 0.3m waves.
Details on the boat's dry powder extinguisher, its rating, and maintenance.
Guidance on battery charging, maintenance, and safety precautions.
Information on the boat's navigation lights and their usage.
Description of the manually operated bilge pump and its function.
Information about the type of reboarding ladder fitted on the boat.
Instruction on the main current switch and its operation.
Location of the main switch and fuses on the boat.
Where the fire extinguisher is located on the boat.
Identification of the navigation light positions.
Finding the CE-plate on the boat.
Location of the fuel filler point on the boat.
Where the manual bilge pump is situated.
Location of the CIN code on the boat's hull.
Identifying the cockpit draining points.
Designated location for the liferaft (optional).
Identifying the location of the boat's fuel tank.
Location of the boat's battery bank.
Location of the electric bilge pump suction head.
Location of the manual bilge pump suction head.
Location of the closing valve for cockpit draining.
How to calculate the maximum load, including persons, equipment, and liquids.
Warnings against exceeding maximum load and placing heavy weights high up.
Ensuring passengers are seated correctly and not exceeding weight limits.
Recommendations for closing valves and hatches to prevent water ingress.
Ensuring the bilge is dry and the function of bilge pumps.
Schematic showing the water filler, tank, pump, sinks, and shower.
Instructions for draining and cleaning septic tanks, including winter preparation.
Local regulations regarding sealing the septic tank closing valve.
Step-by-step guide for using the boat's lavatory system.
Cautionary note to close water intake taps for extended periods.
Schematic illustrating the fuel tank, filling hose, filter, and engine connection.
Information on automatic fuses and avoiding component overload.
Safety precautions for removing, installing, and charging batteries.
Guidelines for using the shore power system, including inspection and safety.
Critical warnings and precautions to avoid fire and electric shock.
Diagram showing the main switch and fuse layout.
Table detailing the functions of each fuse (F1-F12).
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