Silverton 38SB User Manual

Explains signal graphics like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION used in the manual.

Describes the 'Getting Familiar' section, a tour of yacht accessories and appliances.

Details the Boating Safety section, covering hazards, recommendations, and equipment.

Explains the Systems Operation section, covering yacht systems and their procedures.

Summarizes the Cleaning/Maintenance section on yacht upkeep and adjustments.

Details the Operation section on procedures for enjoyable and safe yacht excursions.

Outlines the conditions and policy details for Silverton yacht warranties.

Lists owner's duties to maintain warranty validity, including registrations and maintenance.

Covers defects in workmanship and materials for two years from delivery.

Warranty against gelcoat blistering on underwater hull surfaces for five years.

Lifetime and five-year warranties covering structural defects in hull and deck.

Lists items and conditions not covered by the limited warranties.

Guidance on using and storing the Boat Record for yacht information.

How to use the Maintenance Log to track all service and repair work done.

Details on when and how to file a boating accident report with authorities.

Overview of hull components like props, rudders, trim tabs, and exhaust ports.

Identifies key components on the yacht's deck, including the anchor system.

Details components found on the bridge and helm, such as controls and seating.

Covers the layout of the Salon, Staterooms, Galley, Dinette, Head, and Shower areas.

Lists essential safety equipment required for safe operation of the yacht.

Specifies the types and quantity of fire extinguishers required aboard.

Explains navigation lights, rules of the road, and safe navigation practices.

Explains what carbon monoxide is, its dangers, and how it affects the body.

Provides methods and practices to reduce the risk of carbon monoxide buildup.

Explains the operation of the optional anchor windlass and the rope locker.

Details the DC power source, ground system, and battery bank distribution.

Guides users through common DC electrical problems and their solutions.

Describes how to connect and utilize shore power and the onboard generator.

Guides users through common AC electrical problems and their solutions.

Explains the fresh water pump, tanks, and their automatic operation.

Instructions for connecting to a dockside water source for potable water.

Covers fuel tank capacity, fueling safety, and general guidelines.

Explains grounding systems and inspection of fuel hoses for leaks and wear.

Explains how to select fuel tanks for the generator system.

Step-by-step guide for safely starting the yacht's engines, including pre-checks.

Procedures for safely departing the dock and shutting down engines after use.

Describes toilet systems and their maintenance, including waste tank management.

Provides cleaning procedures for Fiberglass, Wood, Nautolex (Vinyl), Upholstery, and Carpeting.

Covers cleaning for Fiberglass, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Acrylic Plastic, and Radar Arch.

Steps for cleaning the hull, deck, and systems before storing the yacht.

Procedures for draining the fresh water, sanitation, and bilge systems.

Pre-startup checks, safe startup steps, and operating the engines.

Guide for initial cruise testing, departing the dock, and engine shutdown.

Routine maintenance tasks for gasoline engines based on hours or time.

Routine maintenance tasks for diesel engines based on hours or time.

Periodic maintenance for the yacht's transmission and propeller systems.