What to do if my PDQ Yachts 36 Capella Boat has no AC power?
If your PDQ Yachts Boat has no AC power, first check the AC power switch on the main electrical panel. The AC indicator light should be brightly lit. If the light is dim, it could mean the shore power has failed, or you're using battery power via the optional inverter. To prevent battery exhaustion, turn off AC devices and restore shore power.
How to troubleshoot no DC power on my PDQ Yachts 36 Capella Boat?
If your PDQ Yachts Boat has no DC power, check the main breaker for DC power at the electrical panel; the indicator light should be glowing brightly. If it's not on, check the battery switch and turn on one or more batteries. Also, inspect the panel supply fuse.
What to do if the circuit breaker won’t stay on in my PDQ Yachts 36 Capella?
If the circuit breaker on the electrical panel of your PDQ Yachts Boat won’t stay on, and there is power coming to the boat, check the circuits with a Multimeter, or consult a competent electrician to check the circuits.
Why does the shower fill with water in my PDQ Yachts 36 Capella?
If the shower in your PDQ Yachts Boat fills with water, ensure that the main power switch and circuit breaker for the sump pump are switched on. Also, the shower sump’s filter must be cleaned.
General| Length Overall | 36 ft |
|---|---|
| Berths | 6 |
| Head | 1 |
| Beam | 18 ft |
| Displacement | 12, 500 lbs |
| Holding Tank Capacity | 30 gal |
Overview of the boat's design, layout, and versions (Classic vs. LRC).
Technical specifications including dimensions, sail area, and fluid capacities.
Details required safety equipment for US and Canadian regulations.
Outlines owner's duties regarding vessel seaworthiness and operation.
Lists legal obligations for boat documentation and operation.
Information on both outboard and inboard diesel engine systems.
Description of the steering mechanism and emergency tiller.
Details on the boat's rigging and sail configuration.
Overview of the boat's AC and DC electrical power systems and their components.
Covers bilge pumps, propane, fresh water, and water heater systems.
Details refrigeration, head, holding tank, and seacock systems.
Information on anchor packages, furling gear, and spinnaker deployment.
Covers electronics, inverter/charger, generator, and air conditioning units.
Provides step-by-step checklists for preparing for departure and returning to harbor.
Guidance on sailing techniques, safety in strong winds, and offshore conditions.
Instructions for maneuvering, docking, and anchoring the boat under power.
Emphasizes preventative maintenance and provides weekly, quarterly, and annual service schedules.
Details maintenance for rigging, deck hardware, and sails.
Covers maintenance for engines, steering, electrical, and water/propane systems.
Guidance on hull cleaning, antifouling paint, interior care, and winterization.
Tables for logging equipment data and maintenance/repair history.
Lists available technical drawings and data sheets for the boat.
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