Tige 2015 ASR Manuale utente

2015

OWNER MANUAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION.......................................................... 1-1

Play It Safe and Enjoy!..............................................1-2

Tigé Tips for a Safe, Fun Day on the Water! ..............1-3

Owner’s Kit..............................................................1-3

Intended Use ...........................................................1-4

Owner Responsibility for Warranty Procedure ............1-4

Certifications ...........................................................1-5

Features and Technology ..........................................1-6

Serial Number Locations ...........................................1-8

Owner/Operator Responsibilities .............................1-10

Qualified Boat Operators ........................................1-11

Education Opportunities.........................................1-12

Federal, State and Local Regulations .......................1-12

Reporting Accidents ...............................................1-13

Rendering Assistance .............................................1-13

Our Environment....................................................1-14

Warning Labels ......................................................1-16

Restricted Areas .....................................................1-17

Boating Terminology ..............................................1-17

Standard Seating Chart ..........................................1-18

European Seating Chart .........................................1-19

360 Service Plus / Warranties ..................................1-20

SAFETY ................................................................2-1

Safety While Boating................................................2-1

Develop Water Sense ...............................................2-1

Watersport Responsibility Code ................................2-2

General Precautions .................................................2-2

Boat Safety Labels....................................................2-3

Safety Statements ....................................................2-4

Warning and Instructions .........................................2-6

Boating Regulations .................................................2-7

Boater Responsibilities..............................................2-8

Registration ...........................................................2-11

Education Opportunities.........................................2-12

Insurance...............................................................2-12

Operation By Minors ..............................................2-14

Passenger Safety ....................................................2-14

Overloading...........................................................2-15

Visibility.................................................................2-17

Boating Under the Influence ...................................2-18

Reporting Accidents ...............................................2-19

Rendering Assistance .............................................2-19

Factory Provided Safety Equipment .........................2-20

Owner Provided Safety Equipment ..........................2-21

Life Saving Equipment............................................2-21

Navigation Lights ...................................................2-23

Horn or Whistle .....................................................2-23

Fire Extinguisher.....................................................2-23

Emergency Safety Lanyard ......................................2-24

Visual Distress Signals ............................................2-25

Recommended Safety Equipment............................2-26

Emergencies ..........................................................2-27

Warning Markers ...................................................2-32

Carbon Monoxide ..................................................2-33

Watersport Safety ..................................................2-38

General Watersport Precautions..............................2-40

Watersports Safety Code ........................................2-44

Basic Rules on the Road..........................................2-48

Aids to Navigation .................................................2-48

USWMS System .....................................................2-49

FWMS ...................................................................2-50

Types of Buoys .......................................................2-51

FWMS Marking System...........................................2-51

Uniform State Regulatory Markers ..........................2-52

FEATURES .................................................................. 3-1

Dash Panels .............................................................3-1

General Layouts/Storage...........................................3-3

Switches, Controls, Ports, Gauges and Indicators.......3-4

Controls ..................................................................3-9

Ports .....................................................................3-12

Gauges..................................................................3-12

Circuit Breaker Panel ..............................................3-16

Fuses.....................................................................3-16

Cockpit and Exterior...............................................3-17

Convex VX Installation ...........................................3-26

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CARE AND MAINTENANCE........................................ 6-1

General Maintenance Interior .................................. 6-2

Interior ................................................................... 6-3

Bilge Pump and Bilge Area....................................... 6-6

Exterior................................................................... 6-7

Gelcoat Maintenance .............................................. 6-8

Stainless Steel and Chrome.................................... 6-10

Propeller............................................................... 6-12

Saltwater Boating ................................................. 6-13

Battery Maintenance ............................................. 6-14

Transmission Oil Level Inspection............................ 6-16

Steering................................................................ 6-17

Unscheduled Maintenance .................................... 6-18

Slinging/Lifting the Boat ........................................ 6-20

Storage/Winterization ........................................... 6-22

SERVICE REQUIREMENTS.......................................... 7-1

WARNING LABEL APPENDIX ..................................... 8-1

OPERATION .............................................................. 4-1

Getting Underway................................................... 4-1

Preflight Checklist ................................................... 4-1

Fueling ....................................................................4-4

Shifting/Running ..................................................... 4-5

Steering.................................................................. 4-6

Stopping ................................................................ 4-6

Docking.................................................................. 4-7

Starting .................................................................. 4-9

TAPS² Operation ................................................... 4-10

Water Sports Settings............................................ 4-12

Tigé Speedset® Cruise Control Operations............. 4-14

Troubleshooting .................................................... 4-17

Safety Equipment.................................................. 4-17

Boarding............................................................... 4-18

Boat Loading ........................................................ 4-18

Running ............................................................... 4-19

Maneuvering Techniques ....................................... 4-19

Salt Water ............................................................ 4-21

Freezing Temperatures........................................... 4-21

Towing Procedure ................................................. 4-21

Anchoring ............................................................ 4-22

Performance Boating............................................. 4-24

Propellers ............................................................. 4-25

BOAT SYSTEMS .......................................................... 5-1

Steering.................................................................. 5-2

Engines .................................................................. 5-2

Transmissions.......................................................... 5-3

Strut and Bearing.................................................... 5-4

Electrical System ..................................................... 5-4

Fuel System ............................................................ 5-5

Ballast Tank System (optional).................................. 5-5

Bilge Systems.......................................................... 5-6

Shower System ....................................................... 5-7

Schematic and System Illustrations........................... 5-9

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SECTION 1

Congratulations on your purchase of a Tigé, the world’s

most unique multi-sport inboard! We’re confident you

will enjoy Tigé’s extraordinary blend of world-class water

sports performance, incredible versatility and outstanding

user convenience.

Before using your new Tigé, we encourage you to thoroughly

review this owner’s manual and familiarize yourself with

your boat’s operational and safety features.

We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this

manual, providing the most current information available.

Since we are continuously refining features and design,

Tigé periodically makes changes to models, systems and

specifications. These changes are included in an updated

online version of this owner’s manual available at

www.tigé.com.

If you have any questions concerning your new Tigé or

this manual, please contact your Tigé dealer. Once again,

thanks for choosing Tigé. Have a great time!

PLAY IT SAFE AND ENJOY!

Safety is a top priority in the design and construction of

every Tigé boat. Before use, we strongly encourage owners

and operators to become familiar with Tigé safety features,

safe operation, maintenance procedures and overall safe

boating practices. In addition to ensuring your safety and

that of your passengers, proper maintenance and operation

of your Tigé greatly enhance your enjoyment on the water.

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INTRODUCTION

TIGÉ TIPS FOR A SAFE, FUN DAY ON THE WATER

A day on the water may be relaxing for you, but cruising

through chop, towing skiers and other normal boating

activity puts significant stress on a boat. Although your

Tigé is built tough to withstand the rigors of on-water

activities, you should check and tighten pylons, towers,

accessories and other attachments every time you go out

to avoid injury and ensure safe reliable performance. It is

also very important to regularly check and maintain the

various systems and equipment on your boat before you

get underway.

To help you keep everything in good working order, refer

to the Preflight Checklist in Section 4 each time you go

boating. Make it a habit and you’ll make the most out of

your time on the water.

OWNER’S KIT

The Owner’s Kit contains the owner’s manual and may

include other information about accessories or components

offered with your Tigé boat. This information is provided by

the manufacturers of those products and should be read,

kept and referred to whenever you are using the accessory

or component, or before you put it into use. Refer to

these manufacturers’ manuals for additional operation and

maintenance instructions not covered in this manual.

Owner’s Manual

The owner’s manual contains information concerning

the operation and care of your boat. The descriptions

contained within the manual will introduce you to features

of Tigé and provide you the general knowledge of how the

boat works. Become familiar with the information in each

section before you use your boat.

INTRODUCTION

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SECTION 1

Even if everything has been planned and designed for

the safety of the boat and its users, boating is still highly

dependent on the weather conditions, water conditions,

and the experience of you and your passengers. One can

never ensure full safety. It is your responsibility as the owner

or user to know the boat’s equipment, capabilities and

intended use. The specific information on the operation

of the equipment and systems on your boat should be

supplied by that manufacturer. Read, understand and keep

all the information supplied, and familiarize yourself and all

users with the boat before you put it into use.

INTENDED USE

Your Tigé boat is intended for use as a pleasure and sport

craft and a Craft Design Category of:

Inshore – Category C

Craft designed to operate in winds up to Beaufort force

6 and the associated wave heights and significant wave

heights up to 6’6.7” (2 m). Such conditions may be

encountered in exposed inland waters, in estuaries, and in

coastal waters in moderate weather conditions.

OWNER RESPONSIBILITY FOR WARRANTY PROCEDURE

Before Operating

Before operating your new Tigé boat, it is necessary that

you read and understand this manual and the warranty,

and that you take the time to read about other accessories

or components offered with your Tigé boat.

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Warranty Service Requirements

All Tigé warranty service must be completed by an

Tigé Dealer. If you are not able to return your boat to

your dealership, contact them so they can assist you in

coordinating the warranty service. Any claims against Tigé

Boats without prior approval from Tigé Boats on repairs

completed by an unauthorized dealership may be denied.

If You Sell Your Tigé Boat

Your warranties are transferable. If you choose to sell your

Tigé boat to anyone other than a Tigé Dealer, contact Tigé

Boats for the appropriate warranty transfer information:

www.tigé.com or 325.676.7777. If the transfer procedures

are not followed, future warranty service may be denied.

CERTIFICATIONS

National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA)

Tigé Boats is a member of the NMMA. This independent

organization’s members include boat, engine and marine

equipment manufacturers that are focused on the

improvement and safety of boating.

Your new Tigé boat is NMMA certified. An NMMA

certification not only satisfies the U.S. Coast Guard

(USCG) regulations but also the more rigorous equipment

and system standards based on those established by the

American Boat and Yacht Council, Inc. (ABYC). Your Tigé

boat meets or exceeds NMMA safety-based certifications.

INTRODUCTION

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SECTION 1

Engines

Our engine manufacturer works closely with Tigé to ensure

that its engines deliver maximum performance, reliability

and customer satisfaction. Part of this commitment is a

certification program that provides Tigé dealers and service

technicians with ongoing training and information about

our engines. Certified engine service personnel must attend

periodic service schools held at the Tigé headquarters.

The training includes review of all manufacturing and

installation processes, proper servicing procedures as well

as existing and developing engine technologies.

FEATURES AND TECHNOLOGY

Convex V Hull/Apex Hull/TAPS²

The unique, patented shape of the Tigé Convex V hull, and

Apex Hull combined with TAPS² technology are key Tigé’s

superior multi-sport versatility, incredible performance and

unmatched ride. All other inboard hulls curve down with a

“hook” toward the transom and must rely on heavy ballast

or drag hardware to produce even entry-level wakeboarding

wakes. The Convex V and Apex hulls curves up in a

rocker shape like a wakeboard or slalom ski. Tigé uses its

breakthrough TAPS² technology to control hull running

attitude and wake characteristics. At wakeboarding speed

with TAPS² in the up position, the bow rises and the Convex

V & Apex hulls settles naturally, creating tremendous water

displacement and huge world-class wakes without ballast

or drag hardware. A push of a button adjusts TAPS² down,

lowers the bow and creates instant planning and slalom

type wakes.

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Ride, handling and fuel efficiency are also dramatically

enhanced, allowing Tigé to deliver outstanding overall

performance unmatched by any other inboard.

Tigé SpeedSet

Available as an option on all Tigé models, Tigé SpeedSet

is the most advanced precision digital speed control in the

marine industry. It is also the easiest to use. The SpeedSet

control panel incorporates Touchpad and Touch Screen

Recognition for easy fingertip use without taking your eyes

off the waterway. SpeedSet readouts are displayed on the

heads-up digital monitor located on the dash, as well as our

Touch Screen. For added safety, the SpeedSet control panel

is conveniently located adjacent to the throttle for quick,

easy access with your throttle hand. SpeedSet operation is

precise, multi-functional and simple. You can even preset

a preferred speed and precisely hit that speed set after set.

Perfect double-ups and consistent towing speeds are now

at your fingertips.

Advanced CAN bus Technology

TEC (Tigé Electronic Control) components are in constant

communication with the engine’s computerized ECM using

advanced MEFI-5 electronics. State-of-the-art CAN bus

technology allows components to communicate hundreds

of times a second over a simple, reliable, two-wire system.

Keeping the juice flowing and the electronics humming is

our Central Electronic

Distribution Center (CEDC), which increases electrical system

reliability and efficiency through circuit simplification and

load management. CEDC also stabilizes electrical output

throughout the boat, significantly reducing power spikes.

INTRODUCTION

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SECTION 1

Product Improvement

Because of Tigé’s commitment to continuous product

improvement, the illustrations used in this manual may

not exactly match your boat and are intended only as

representation for reference views. Some illustrations may

also show optional accessories, which may or may not be

available for your boat. Some optional accessories can

only be installed at the time the boat is manufactured and

cannot be installed by your dealer. Your dealer can help

with any questions you may have on options, which can be

added to your boat.

SERIAL NUMBER LOCATIONS

Your Tigé boat, its engine, propulsion unit and other

equipment onboard are identified with a serial number.

These identification numbers associated with your boat

are extremely important. Prepare a list of all serial number

items and store it in a safe place other than onboard the

boat. Refer to the equipment operator’s manuals supplied

in your owner’s kit for location of serial numbers.

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Record these numbers below.

Hull Identification Number (HIN):

Located at the top, right (starboard) corner of the transom.

HIN: ______________________________________________

Ignition Key, a key tag, is also provided with the keys; store

tag or destroy.

Key Number: ______________________________________

Registration Number/State: __________________________

Date of Purchase: __________________________________

Dealership Name and Address: _______________________

_________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

Phone: ___________________________________________

Salesperson: _______________________________________

Engine:

Engine Serial Number: ______________________________

Engine Manufacturer: _______________________________

Model: ___________________________________________

Horsepower: ______________________________________

Transmission:

Transmission Serial Number: _________________________

Model: ___________________________________________

Trailer:

Serial Number: _____________________________________

Manufacturer: _____________________________________

INTRODUCTION

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SECTION 1

OWNER/OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITIES

At the time of delivery, the owner/operator is responsible for:

Understanding warranty terms and conditions of both the

engine and boat.

Obtaining insurance.

Examining boat to ensure proper operation of all systems.

Before operating the boat, the owner/operator is responsible for:

Obtaining state registration of the boat.

Providing the proper USCG-required safety equipment.

Following proper break-in procedure for the engine.

Understanding safety information and proper operating

procedures within this manual.

While operating the boat, the owner/operator is responsible for:

Knowing that all safety equipment and personal flotation

devices (PFDs) are in good condition and suitable for your

boat and passenger load.

Having at least one other passenger who is capable of

handling the boat.

In an emergency.

Following safe operating practices and the “Rules of

the Road.”

Understanding proper maintenance and knowledge of the

boat’s operating systems.

Providing safety training for the passengers.

Avoiding use of alcohol and other drugs.

Providing assistance to other boaters.

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Insurance

You must get insurance before operating your new boat.

Insurance for loss by fire, theft or other causes, or liability

protection against accidents is a must for responsible

boaters. The boat owner is legally responsible for any

damage or injury caused when he, or someone else

operating the boat, is involved in an accident. Many

states have laws detailing minimum insurance needs. Your

insurance agent or dealer may be able to supply you with

more information.

Registration/Documentation

The USCG requires that all power boats operated on the

navigable waters of the U.S. be registered in the state of

main use; also, many states require registration in that state

whenever boating on waters within their state boundary.

Contact your state boating authorities (and neighboring

states) for registration information on boats and trailers.

Your dealer can supply you with the appropriate forms.

QUALIFIED BOAT OPERATORS

This manual is not intended to provide complete training on

all aspects of boat operation. We strongly recommend that

all operators of this boat seek additional training on boat

handling and safety. Have all operators become familiar

with the handling characteristics and proper steering and

control system usage before attempting high-speed operation.

Some states require youths 16 years of age and younger

to complete a boating safety course before operating any

watercraft. Many others require operators under the age of

18 to be licensed in small boat operation.

INTRODUCTION

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SECTION 1

EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

Be boat smart from the start, take a boating safety course

and get a free vessel safety check annually for your boat.

For more information, contact:

United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, www.cgaux.org;

United States Power Squadrons, 888-FOR-USPS, www.usps.org.

Most boaters can enhance their enjoyment of boating

experiences through increased knowledge of safe operation,

navigation and regulation of pleasure boats. The following

is a list of some other agencies and organizations that offer

Water Safety, First Aid and CPR courses or information. To

find boating safety courses in your area, call your state’s

local boating agency or the USCG boating safety course

line at 800-336-2628 (800-245-2628 in Virginia).

American Red Cross

State Boating Offices

Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons

Boat Owners Association of the United States

National Safe Boating Council

American Water Ski Association (AWSA)

FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL REGULATIONS

The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) is the authority of the

waterways; they are there to help the boating public.

State local authorities enforce boating regulations. You are

subject to marine traffic laws and “Rules of the Road” for

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