DE WIT WORKBOATS Esquire 35 Manuale utente

OWNER’S MANUAL

Esquire 35

1 Overboard bathroom sink 13 Bilge pump aft overboard (2)

2 Heater exhaust 14 Air-conditioning cooling water pump overboard

3 Black water tank vent 15 alley sink drain overboard

4 Fuel tank vent PS 16 Stove exhaust

5 Shower drain pump overboard 17 Engines

6 Bilge pump fwd overboard (1) 18 Fuel tank

7 Cockpit drain 19 Webasto heater

8 Engine compartment air intake PS 20 Black water tank

9 Engine compartment air intake SB 21 Airconditioning

10 Cockpit drain 22 Potable water tank

11 Fuel tank vent SB 23 Fresh water pump

12 Potable water tank vent 24 Boiler (calorifier)

Component locations

25 Fuel filling point 35 Start battery main swithes

26 Black water emtying point 36 Service battery main switch + fuse box

27 Fuel filling point 37 220V combi gamma switchbox

28 Potable Water filling point 38 220V shore power switchbox

29 Emergency fuel shot-off 39 Combi amma inverter/charger

30 Cabin air vent 40 Seacock black water overboard

31 Escape hatch Owners cabin 41 Seacock air-conditioning cooling water pump intake

32 Start batteries 42 Bilge pump fwd (1)

33 Service batteries 43 Fire extinguisher

34 Bilge pump aft (2) 44 Shower drain pump

Component locations

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

1 INTRODUCTION 1

2 SAFETY ALERTS 2

3 GENERAL INFORMATION AND BOAT DATA 3

3.1

OAT DATA

................................................................................................................... 3

3.2

ERTIFICATION AND BUILDER

’

S PLATE

.................................................................................... 4

3.3

RAFT

ESI N

ATE ORY

................................................................................................. 4

3.4

RAFT

DENTIFICATION

UMBER

.......................................................................................... 4

3.5

AXIMUM NUMBER OF PERSONS

........................................................................................... 4

3.6

AXIMUM LOAD

.............................................................................................................. 4

3.7

ESPECT FOR ENVIRONMENT

............................................................................................... 5

4 SAFE HANDLING AND OPERATION 6

4.1

EAVIN THE CRAFT UNATTENDED AND RE

ENTERIN

. ................................................................. 6

4.2

OAT LOADIN

.............................................................................................................. 7

4.3

DEPARTURE CHECKLIST

............................................................................................... 7

4.4

HECKS DURIN AND AFTER OPERATION

................................................................................. 8

4.5

ISIBILITY

.................................................................................................................... 8

4.6

REVENTION FROM FALLIN OVERBOARD

................................................................................. 8

4.7

AN OVERBOARD

............................................................................................................ 9

4.8

NCHORIN AND MOORIN AND TOWIN

................................................................................ 9

4.9

UELLIN

................................................................................................................... 11

4.10

IFTIN

................................................................................................................... 12

5 BOAT FEATURES AND SYSTEMS 13

5.1

UEL SYSTEM

............................................................................................................... 13

5.2

ROPULSION EN INES

.................................................................................................... 13

5.3

OOLIN AND EXHAUST SYSTEM

........................................................................................ 14

5.4

TEERIN SYSTEM

......................................................................................................... 14

5.5

OCKIN SYSTEM

......................................................................................................... 14

5.6

LECTRICAL SYSTEM

...................................................................................................... 15

5.7

AVI ATIONAL EQUIPMENT

.............................................................................................. 21

5.8

ATER SYSTEMS

.......................................................................................................... 22

5.9

ALLEY AND COMFORT

.................................................................................................... 23

5.10

CONDITIONIN AND HEATIN SYSTEMS

......................................................................... 23

6 FLOODING AND STABILITY 25

6.1

PENIN S IN THE HULL

................................................................................................... 25

6.2

TABILITY AND BUOYANCY

............................................................................................... 25

7 SAFETY AND EQUIPMENT 26

7.1

IL E PUMP SYSTEM

...................................................................................................... 26

7.2

EQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT

........................................................................................... 26

7.3

ECOMMENDED SAFETY EQUIPMENT FOR BOATIN OFFSHORE

:...................................................... 26

7.4

IFE JACKETS

.............................................................................................................. 27

7.5

IFE RAFT

................................................................................................................... 27

7.6

IRE FI HTIN EQUIPMENT

............................................................................................... 27

8 MAINTANANCE 28

8.1

ALT WATER WORROSION

................................................................................................ 28

8.2

LEANIN

.................................................................................................................. 28

8.3

OTTOM MAINTANANCE

................................................................................................... 28

8.4

PHOLSTERY

............................................................................................................... 28

8.5

IL E AND PUMP

.......................................................................................................... 28

8.6

CRYLIC SURFACES

....................................................................................................... 29

8.7

TAINLESS STEEL

.......................................................................................................... 29

8.8

STHEC

COMPOSITE DECKIN

......................................................................................... 29

8.9

OILET

...................................................................................................................... 29

8.10

LACK WATER TANK

..................................................................................................... 29

8.11

ALVANIC CORROSION

.................................................................................................. 30

8.12

INTER STORA E

....................................................................................................... 30

8.13

NSPECTION

.............................................................................................................. 30

9 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS 31

9.1

ARPOL TREATY

........................................................................................................... 31

9.2

UEL AND OIL SPILLA E

.................................................................................................. 31

9.3

ISCHAR E AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE

.................................................................................. 31

9.4

XCESSIVE

OISE

......................................................................................................... 31

9.5

XHAUST

MISSIONS

..................................................................................................... 31

9.6

AINTS

...................................................................................................................... 31

9.7

LEANIN

ENTS

........................................................................................................ 32

10 LIST OF MANUFACTURER MANUALS 33

11 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 34

Owner’s manual – ESQUIRE 35

DE WIT BROS Version: 2 1 of 42

1 INTRODUCTION

This manual has been compiled to help you to operate your craft with safety and

pleasure. It contains details of the craft; the equipment supplied or fitted its systems

and information of their operation. Please read it carefully, and familiarize yourself

with the craft before using it.

This owner's manual is not a course on boating safety or seamanship. If this is your

first craft, or if you are changing to a type of craft you are not familiar with, for your

own comfort and safety, please ensure that you obtain handling and operating

experience before “assuming command” of the craft. A national sailing federation or

yacht club should be pleased to advise you of local sea schools, or competent

instructors.

Ensure that the anticipated wind and sea conditions will correspond to the design

category of your craft, and that you and your crew are able to handle the craft in

these conditions.

Even when your boat is categorized for them, the sea and wind conditions

corresponding to the design categories A, B and C range from severe storm

conditions for category A, to strong conditions for the top of category C, are open to

the hazards of a freak wave or gust. These are therefore dangerous conditions, where

only a competent, fit and trained crew using a well maintained craft can satisfactorily

operate.

This owner's manual is not a detailed maintenance or trouble-shooting guide. In the

case of difficulty, refer to the boat builder or his representative. If a maintenance

manual is provided, use it for the craft's maintenance.

Always use trained and competent people for maintenance, fixing or modifications.

Modifications that may affect the safety characteristics of the craft should be

assessed, executed and documented by competent people. The boat builder cannot

be held responsible for modifications that he has not approved.

In some countries, a driving licence or authorizations are required, or specific

regulations are in force.

Always maintain your craft properly and make allowance for the deterioration that will

occur in time and as a result of heavy use or misuse of the craft.

Any craft, no matter how strong it may be, can be severely damaged if not used

properly or in a way not compatible with safe boating guidelines. Always adjust the

speed and direction of the craft according to sea conditions.

If your craft is fitted with a life raft, carefully read its operating manual. The craft

should have onboard the appropriate safety equipment (lifejackets, harness, etc.)

according to the type of craft, weather conditions, etc. This equipment is mandatory

in most countries. The crew should be familiar with the use of all safety equipment

and emergency manoeuvring (man overboard recovery, towing, etc.); sailing schools

and clubs regularly organize drill sessions.

All persons should wear a suitable buoyancy aid (life jacket/personal floatation

device) when on deck. Note that, in some countries, it is a legal requirement to wear

a buoyancy aid that complies with their national regulations at all times.

PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL IN A SECURE PLACE, AND HAND IT OVER

TO THE NEW OWNER IN THE CASE OF THE CRAFT BEING

SOLD/RENTED-OUT

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2 SAFETY ALERTS

Throughout this manual, specific precautions and symbols identify safety-related

information. There are four types of alerts that may be used separately or together to

convey the information:

DANGER

Denotes that an extreme

intrinsic hazard exists which

would result in high probability

of death or irreparable injury if

proper precautions are not

taken.

WARNING

Denotes that a hazard exists

which can result in injury or

death if proper precautions are

not taken.

CAUTION

Denotes a reminder of safety

practices or directs attention

to unsafe practices which

could result in personal injury

or damage to the craft or

components or to the

environment.

NOTICE

Used to address practices and

information not related to

personal injury

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3 GENERAL INFORMATION AND BOAT DATA

3 1 Boat data

General

Manufacturer DE WIT BROS [-]

Address Polsleatwei 5 [-]

ZIP code 8491 EK [-]

City Akkrum [-]

Country The Netherlands [-]

Build Number ES001 [-]

CIN NL-DWWES001A313 [-]

Design Category C – Coastal waters [-]

Crew limit 6 [-]

Cruising Speed 30 [kn]

Dimensions and masses

Length over all 10.71 [m]

Beam over all 2,62 [m]

Draft (fully loaded) 1.22 [m]

Air draught 1.68 [m]

Maximum load 1650 [kg]

Light Ship Weight 5673 [kg]

Engine, gearbox and propeller

Engine make Volvo Penta [-]

Engine model number D3 220 Aquamatic [-]

Crankshaft power 162 [kW]

Propeller shaft power 154 [kW]

Engine serial number SB 1230452 [-]

Engine serial number PS 1230449 [-]

ear drive type 1.78 DPS - B [-]

ear drive serial number SB A209349 [-]

ear drive serial number PS A209347 [-]

Accessories

Fuel tank capacity 2 x 336 [l]

Engine coolant type Volvo Penta Coolant, ready Mixed [-]

ear drive oil type API L5 synthetic [-]

Start battery size 2 x 128 [Ah]

Service battery size 856 [Ah]

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3 2 Certification and builder’s plate

This craft has been assessed to be in compliance with the relevant

parts of the Recrea ional Craf Direc ive 94/95/EC as amended by

2003/44/EC of the European Parliament. The CE mark means your

craft meets all current In erna ional Organiza ion for S andardiza ion

(ISO) standards and directives in effect at the time of manufacture.

The CE Mark is displayed on the builder’s plate. The builder’s plate is located near the

dashboard.

The accompanying Declaration of Conformity is included with this manual as an

appendix.

3 3 Craft Design Category

The Esquire 35 complies with the requirements of

Design Category C:

INSHORE Ca egory C - Craf designed o opera e in

winds up o Beaufor force 6 and he associa ed wave

heigh s and significan wave heigh s up o 2m. Such as

condi ions may be encoun ered in exposed inland

wa ers, in es uaries and in coas al wa ers in modera e

wea her condi ions

3 4 Craft Identification Number

The Craft Identification Number (CIN) is located near the upper starboard corner of

the transom on the outside of the boat. The CIN must remain clearly visible and may

not be removed, altered or tampered with in any way.

3 5 Maximum number of persons

The manufacturer’s recommended maximum number

of persons is considered the number of persons for

which the boat has successfully passed the

requirements for freeboard, stability and flotation, and

for which seating and standing space is assigned. The

maximum number of persons limit is identified on the

craft’s builder’s plate on the dashboard.

3 6 Maximum load

Maximum load refers to “manufacturer’s recommended

maximum load”. This shall not exceed the total load that may be added to the light

craft mass without exceeding the requirements for stability, freeboard, flotation and

seating requirements, and shall take into account the mass of the following:

The number of persons, at 75 kg each (average). If

children are part of the crew, the maximum number of

persons may be exceeded provided that each child’s

mass does not surpass a limit of 37,5kg (average) and

the total person mass is not exceeded. This means that

two children at 37,5kg can be carried as one person at

75kg.

NOTICE

Significant wave height is the

mean height of the highest

one-third of the waves, which

approximately corresponds to

the wave height estimated by

an experienced observer.

Some waves will be double

this height.

WARNING

OVERLOAD HAZARD

Do not exceed the maximum

recommended number of

persons.

Regardless of the number of

persons on board, the total

weight of persons and

equipment must never exceed

the maximum recommended

load. Always use the

seats/seating spaces provided.

WARNING

Never exceed the mass of

craft limit, total weight of all

persons, gear and fluid

capacities. Exceeding craft

limitations can cause sinking

or drowning resulting in death

or serious injury.

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