Suzumar DS-265 - User Manual

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1.
General information
1.1 Introduction
Dear Customer,
You are now the proud owner of a SUZUMAR inflatable boat. You have thus
acquired the assurance of quality, since our boats are manufactured in strict
conformity with safety regulations.
Each boat has a Craft Identification Number (CIN), which you will find on the
SERIAL NO plate [14 in drawing 1-1
] on boat transom, carton marks and
warranty card. They should be same. Please note down the model and its HIN:
Model name and CIN has to be mentioned in every correspondence with us or
any authorised service station. It is only with this number that we will be able to
identify your boat and give you the relevant information and service.
The specifications and information contained in this manual will be modified
without prior notice and without obligation to update them.
Keep this manual safe onboard your boat. And, if the boat is transferred, make
sure to provide this manual together to the new owner.
If you have a problem, or if you have questions concerning your boat, contact
your supplier or any SUZUMAR dealer.
You have to read this manual carefully, ensuring that you understand and are
able to operate the boat accordingly and safely.
This publication should not be copied and/or published, even partially, without
prior written authorization.
1.2 Parts in package
Do not use a sharp cutter type tool or knife to open the packing carton. Doing so,
you may damage the boat or parts.
Your boat’s package should include parts shown in drawing 1-1, list 1-a and 1-b.
MODEL
DS-
SERIAL
NO.(CIN)
CNSSL

Summary

1.5 Valve Functionality

1.5.1 Valve Operation for Inflation;Deflation

Details how to use the valve for inflation (button up) and deflation (button down and lock).

2. Assembly and Preparation

2.1 General Inflation Guidelines

Covers warnings against compressed air, pressure gauge use, and pressure adjustments for altitude.

2.2 Pre-Assembly Steps

2.2.4 Initial & Periodic Inflation Procedures

Guides on first-time or post-long-term inflation, ensuring balanced pressure across chambers.

2.4 DS-230;265 Assembly

2.4.8 Final Checks

Emphasizes checking all valve pressures and closing caps after assembly for DS-230/265.

2.5 DS-290;320;360;390;420 Assembly

2.5.8 Final Tube Inflation

Details sequential inflation of tube chambers to 0.25 bar, stressing pressure balance.

2.6 DS-270;310 RIB & DS-310;350;420 FD Assembly

2.6.4 Final Checks

3. Operation

3.2 Safety Instructions

Crucial safety warnings and precautions for operating the boat, covering various aspects of use.

3.2 Safety Instructions

3.2.1-3.2.6 Passenger & Equipment Safety

Covers life jackets, essential gear, prohibition of impairment, load limits, and motor safety.

3.2.7-3.2.13 Operational & Environmental Safety

3.3 Loadings and Passengers

3.3.1 Load Capacity & Passenger Limits

Emphasizes not exceeding the indicated loading capacity and number of persons on the data plate.

3.3.2-3.3.7 Passenger Conduct & Load Distribution

Details passenger seating, holding grab lines, and distributing loads evenly for trim and safety.

3.5 Motoring with Outboard Engine

3.5.1 Motor & Load Safety Warnings

Warns against overpowering, exceeding motor weight, and stresses checking motor attachment screws.

3.5.2;3.5.3 Operational Precautions

Advises reading the manual and checking loads for chafing or puncturing the boat skin during motoring.

3.6 Towing and Mooring

3.6.1;3.6.2 Towing Procedures

Specifies the boat must be empty when towed and details securing the towing line via D-rings or eye nut.

3.6.4 Mooring Lines & Towing Warnings

Instructs securing mooring lines to the bow handle and warns against towing by the bow handle.

3.7 Air Chamber Failure

3.7 Air Chamber Puncture Response

Provides immediate actions for an air chamber puncture: shift weight, prevent leakage, and head to shore.

3.8 Beaching Procedures

3.8.1 Beaching Recommendations

4. Maintenance

4.1 Cleaning Instructions

4.2 Disassembly and Packing

4.3 Storage Guidelines

4.3.1 Post-Use Cleaning and Drying

4.3.3;4.3.4 Storage Environment & Object Placement

5. Repair Procedures

5.1 Small Tears, Cuts, and Punctures

Details the process for repairing small leaks or punctures using patches and adhesive.

5.1.3;5.1.4 Patch Repair Application & Curing

Provides steps for applying adhesive in coats, waiting periods, and the crucial 24-hour curing time.

6.2 Warranty Exclusions

6.6;6.7 Warranty Registration Card

Suzumar DS-265 Specifications

General

Brand	Suzumar
Model	DS-265
Category	Boat
Language	English