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Provides general description, main data, and general plan of the yacht.
Details the engine room and motoring aspects of the drive system.
Covers flooding, hull openings, stability, and fire protection.
Details various installations and systems like tanks, water, fuel, steering, electrical.
Explains direct current, alternating current, and navigation systems.
Covers general, anchoring, towing, and mooring equipment.
Details the engine room structure, general operation, and instruments.
General information on yacht handling, safety, and operation.
Explains the yacht's classification as Category A (Ocean).
Details hull identification numbers and their locations.
Information regarding the builder's plate location and content.
Explains different warning symbols (Danger, Attention, Warning, Note) used in the manual.
Declares the boat's compliance with the EC Recreational Craft Directive.
Lists applied harmonised standards relating to the EC Directive.
Lists main dimensions like length, beam, draught, and sail surface.
Details vessel displacement, masses, and load capacity.
Recommends the maximum number of persons and load capacity.
Details engine power, number, and cooling type.
Explains the 12V DC and 230V AC electrical systems.
Details the layout of the yacht's interior.
Describes the yacht's construction using fiber-reinforced plastics.
Refers to interior furnishing variants via Figure 3.
Describes the cockpit area, gunwale, and forecastle as the working deck.
Details the surrounding guardrail and its construction.
Covers additional hand-rails and the boarding ladder for safety.
Details the location, access, and ventilation of the engine room.
Discusses risks of flooding and maintaining watertight integrity.
Highlights hull openings and seacocks as points of water penetration.
Explains stability and factors affecting it, like weight distribution.
Discusses fire risks, materials, and engine room insulation.
Procedures to follow if a gas smell is detected.
Tips for preventing issues with the LPG system.
Details capacities for fuel, fresh water, and black water tanks.
Covers drinking water, seawater, and black water systems.
Explains the drinking water system, pump, and pressure vessel.
Describes seawater usage for engine and toilet flushing.
Defines black water and its tank and discharge system.
Instructions for emptying the black water tank via deck nozzles.
Instructions for emptying the black water tank via seacock.
Details the manual and electric bilge pumps and their operation.
Describes the fuel tank, pipes, and tanking up procedure.
Explains the helm, tiller, gearing, and emergency tiller operation.
Details the DC system for engine starting, lighting, and navigation.
Explains the function of the engine battery.
Indicates the location of the battery switch.
Maintenance advice for gel batteries.
Details the 230V AC system, shore connection, and fault current breaker.
Explains the shore connection socket and cable usage.
Information on charging batteries via shore or generator.
Mentions availability of 220V AC sockets.
States navigation systems are installed as options.
Skipper's responsibility for docking, towing, and anchor equipment.
Location of bow anchor and chain locker.
Guidance on using tow lines and towing speeds.
Use of cleats and winches for mooring, and line protection.
Details the engine room layout, oil tray, and seacocks.
Engine operation limits, speed reduction, and right-of-way rules.
Describes the rev counter instrument.
Explains the two-circuit cooling system, heat exchanger, and seawater filter.
Details the exhaust discharge, water collector, and cooling function.
Covers engine lubrication, oil changes, and oil disposal.
Describes hydraulic gears and avoiding abrupt changes.
Explains gear shifting via Bowden wires and hydraulics.
Details the sail drive, propeller shaft seal, and avoiding seabed contact.
Discusses propeller calculation, vibrations, and winter storage.
Explains passive ventilation for the boat and engine room.
Refers to operating instructions if heating is equipped.
Covers gas cylinder storage and LPG system installation standards.
Step-by-step instructions for changing gas cylinders safely.
Procedure for operating the gas system and turning it off.
Discusses materials, corrosion, and underwater painting.
Notes on included manuals and their importance.
General notes on transporting the yacht by water or land.
Details points for lifting gear and support during transport.
Advises on applying underwater painting before first sea landing.
Initial checks before starting the engine and propeller break-in.
Mentions essential nautical equipment provided.
Advises familiarisation with systems before the first voyage.
Guidance on familiarising with engine manoeuvring and propeller efficiency.
Recommends step-by-step checks of all systems.
Notes on environmentally friendly use of the boat.
Discusses fuels and oils as environmental hazards and handling.
Guidance on waste disposal according to environmental regulations.
Discusses noise as an environmental burden and soundproofing.
Advises on reducing speed in narrow waters and coastal zones.
Notes on exhaust gases and engine adjustment.
Prevention of foreign matter incrustation and painting systems.
Methods for removing paint layers.
Collection and disposal of black water from toilets.
Guidance on responsible boat handling and nature conservation.
Recommends thorough inspection of hull and components during winter.
Advice on cleaning the boat with fresh water and compatible agents.
Maintenance of rigging and sails, including UV sensitivity.
Painting for the underwater body and interior varnish.
Advises using original parts for repairs.
Recommends specialist firms for repairs to hull, systems, etc.
Importance of checking installations and systems for safe operation.
Cleaning the hull and deck after taking out of water.
Inspection and rinsing of rigging and sails for winter storage.
Maintenance of electrical contacts and battery storage.
Emptying and cleaning water systems and conduits.
Recommends equipping the boat with life jackets and life rafts.
Information on how to handle warranty claims.
Final remarks on using the boat and manufacturer's responsibility.
Refers to delivery notes for included manuals.
Section for recording boat details and trader information.
Form for owner to acknowledge receipt of warranties.
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