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Classification of craft based on design category and sea conditions.
Provides a visual representation of the boat's layout and dimensions.
Explains the function of fuses and circuit breakers for electrical protection.
Adjusting engine tilt for optimal performance and handling.
Maintenance and safe operation of the boat's steering system.
Details on the hydraulic steering system, including reservoir and fluid.
Information on fuel and water tank filling positions and fuel type.
Procedure for starting the engine using the ignition key.
Safety feature for emergency engine shutdown when overboard.
Function of the battery switch for system isolation and protection.
Operation of switches for navigation and anchor lights.
Response to audible alarms and gauge readings during operation.
Essential safety gear mandated for boat operation.
Additional safety items for enhanced preparedness and comfort.
Importance of proper fitting and availability of life jackets for all passengers.
Requirements for operating the boat during periods of poor visibility.
Risks associated with consuming alcohol or drugs while operating a boat.
Owner's responsibility to ensure a bailer/bucket is onboard.
Safety precautions when using the bathing ladder or platform.
Importance of not exceeding the boat's maximum permissible load capacity.
Factors that can obstruct operator vision and the need for a proper lookout.
Keeping windows and hatches closed at high speeds or rough weather.
Guidelines for safe powering and maneuvering, including engine power limits.
Procedure for tilting the engine up and managing the engine well hatch.
Owner's responsibility to protect the natural environment.
Prohibition of fuel/oil disposal at sea and environmental harm.
Consideration for other boaters and shore dwellers regarding noise levels.
Adhering to speed restrictions to prevent wash damage and ensure safety.
Maintaining the engine and hull to minimize exhaust emissions.
Using environmentally friendly paints and cleaners, and proper disposal.
Ensuring aft doors are closed when the boat is in use.
Regular cleaning to minimize wear and tear from environmental exposure.
Anti-fouling paint, corrosion prevention, and windscreen care for hull integrity.
Cleaning and maintaining boat cushions and fittings.
Proper procedures and safety precautions for lifting the boat.
Owner's responsibility for secure mooring lines, chains, and anchors.
Details on the 5-year hull and 2-year parts warranty provided by Parker.
Items and conditions not covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
Limitations on express warranties and responsibilities for indirect damages.
Requirements for warranty registration and seeking service assistance.
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