ANYTEC A27 CAB, Owner'S Manual

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Page 3: ...Anytec A27 CAB Owner s Manual Date of issue 2019 02 20 Anytec Sweden AB Magasinsgatan 7 SE 903 27 Ume Sweden info anytec se www anytec se...

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Page 5: ...atches 7 2 1 7 Nautical charts 8 2 1 8 Safety check of the boat 8 2 1 9 Inform about your route 8 2 1 10 Safety equipment 8 2 2 EMERGENCY ENGINE SHUTDOWN SWITCH 9 2 3 MAN OVERBOARD PREVENTION AND RECO...

Page 6: ...witch panel 40 3 12 TRAILERING 40 3 13 STRONG POINTS 41 3 14 LIFTING OF THE BOAT 43 4 SYSTEMS COMPONENTS 45 4 1 FUEL SYSTEM 45 4 1 1 Fuel tank 46 4 1 2 Filling the tank 46 4 1 3 Phase separation 46 4...

Page 7: ...NCE 69 6 1 FUEL SYSTEM 70 6 2 HULL DECK RAILS SUPERSTRUCTURES 70 6 2 1 Aluminum treatment M 400 maintenance principle 70 6 2 2 Hull below water antifouling treatment 71 6 2 3 Anodes for prevention of...

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Page 9: ...boat Your Anytec dealer will be happy to help you to maintain your boat and answer questions concerning operation maintenance warranty performance accessories parts and service Information and assista...

Page 10: ...WELCOME ABOARD__PAGE 2...

Page 11: ...r boat dealer local boating clubs and national motor boat and sailing associations will provide you with more information about local training in boating and will be able to recommend qualified instru...

Page 12: ...mb onboard Please note that in some countries national boating regulations may require everyone aboard to wear a personal flotation device whenever on board Finally please pay respect to the environme...

Page 13: ...ided into 4 different categories as explain below DANGER Immediate hazards which with high probability will result in severe personal injury or death if the warning is ignored WARNING Hazards or unsaf...

Page 14: ...contact a trusted insurance company in your country before you own the boat 1 8 SECURMARK ANTI THEFT MARKING AND TRACKING SYSTEM Your boat has a unique code number sprayed in different places of your...

Page 15: ...are life jackets for everybody on board and instruct passengers to be seated while the boat is in motion Refer chapter 3 6 for the location of passengers Make sure all members of the crew understand t...

Page 16: ...ghting equipment Check that bilge water is at minimum and the electrical pump is working manual operation using helm push button Check the navigation lights if you expect darkness Check for any leakag...

Page 17: ...imes while operating the boat Use it to stop the engine only in an emergency DO NOT use it to shut off the engine during normal operation 2 3 MAN OVERBOARD PREVENTION AND RECOVERY The passenger and wo...

Page 18: ...on stove heater and fuel tank 2 4 1 Fire extinguishers There are 2 fire extinguishers and they are located as follows inside the starboard helm behind the door inside starboard stern sofa under the l...

Page 19: ...vals indicated on the equipment 2 4 2 Fire port The PS stern sofa is equipped with a fire port The port makes it possible to detect and fight a fire below deck bilge tank area The fire port location i...

Page 20: ...ed in one of the ventilated and drained storages outside the cabin Always check fuel containers before each trip to detect leakages or smell of fumes Fuel and its vapors are highly explosive Extreme c...

Page 21: ...udes further instructions and warnings Anytec recommends checking all the air and fuel connections for leaks each season For complete instructions on operation and maintenance refer to the separate OE...

Page 22: ...Engine Anytec dealer if the problem continues Do not turn off the main power switch while the engine is running and ensure that no exhaust fumes get inside the boat or endanger others 2 5 3 Leaving sh...

Page 23: ...r conditions The view forward may be obstructed when the boat is passing the planing speed as the bow raises This may also happen in certain load and trim conditions Be extra careful Always adjust the...

Page 24: ...may cause injuries 7 Always use the Emergency Engine Shutdown Switch when operating the boat 1 Ensure sufficient seamanship and operator training as mentioned in introduction this book is not a traini...

Page 25: ...o causes the bow to plough deep into the water preventing the boat to pick up speed and run safely Trim when running at speeds above planing When the boat is running at speeds above planing the trim a...

Page 26: ...boat pitch can be adjusted by turning the two navigation wheels to a plus minus setting This may be useful in certain situations for instance in strong sideway winds when a certain roll away from the...

Page 27: ...oning consider the following Make sure that there is good ventilation throughout the boat This is particularly important when operating engine stoves or heaters that consumes oxygen and create fumes C...

Page 28: ...uld be able to rise and sway without moving sideways You normally need two mooring ropes for both bow and stern Only use the strong point cleats not the stem eye or secure eye The ropes for the bow sh...

Page 29: ...lease enough anchor rope chain The anchor rope chain length should be at least 4 5 times the water depth Choosing the right type of anchor and anchoring method requires boating experience ask for advi...

Page 30: ...d when towing Owners operators should also consider what action will be necessary when securing a tow line on board Principal figure only 1 Do not stop the boat by hand and don t put your hand or foot...

Page 31: ...periods Observe the floating position regularly and ensure that the bilge pump empties the bilge Water accumulation in the bilge or at deck by may cause severe damage 2 8 LIFE RAFT STORAGE AREAS The b...

Page 32: ...m Weight empty boat without engine mLT 1990 kg Weight empty boat with engine mLCC 2440 kg Weight Trailering for trailering and lifting boat engine fuel Anytec standard and optional equipment liquids m...

Page 33: ...nt wave height of 4m and above Category B Designed for winds that include up to wind force 8 Beaufort scale 40 knots and significant wave height up to and including 4m Category C Designed for winds th...

Page 34: ...tec Unless Anytec installs the engine s it is the responsibility of the party installing the engine s to comply with all specifications rules and regulations related to outboard engines Do not hesitat...

Page 35: ...acities will put your boat in jeopardy of capsizing swamping and or sinking Also any changes to the masses aboard may significantly affect the stability trim and performance of the boat Stability can...

Page 36: ...the boat Ask passengers to be seated while the boat is moving and hold on to handrails when seated and while embarking disembarking Do not use the bow cockpit when operating the boat at higher speeds...

Page 37: ...up to 10 knots Areas used only during mooring anchoring and emergency operations 2 1 3 Embarking disembarking area 1 The safest and recommended area Passenger positions 1 Area to be used during anchor...

Page 38: ...necessary it will be free of obstructions Do not sit in the bow area in front of cockpit when the boat is moving at speeds higher than 10 knots or in conditions with high waves Sudden and strong boat...

Page 39: ...s wear PFD lifejacket operator to use the engine shut off cord when the boat is under way For boats with Webasto heater optional Location At the bow deck SB storage where the Webasto fuel tank is stor...

Page 40: ...parks that may cause personal injuries or death or start fires Read the owner s manual chapter 5 6 Follow the written instruction Location At passenger helm storage door and at SB stern sofa Meaning L...

Page 41: ...B 14 Rope guide eyes PS SB 15 Petrol fill lid Underneath sofa lid The lid key tool is located in the glove department 16 MOB rescue ladder swim ladder 17 On transom Bottom plug transducers for depth f...

Page 42: ...ns that has been chosen The number of seats and sofas as well as bed set affects the layout and choice of table These are the main configurations all optional except configuration 19 Standard configur...

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Page 44: ...bottles etc inside the cabin or in the stern electrical compartment These compartments are not designed to store petrol not ventilated or contains electrical equipment which may cause sparks 2 Do not...

Page 45: ...igure All openings except bottom plug are located above water level even if the boat is fully loaded max load acc to this manual mooring in flat water conditions 1 Fuel tank ventilation 2 Bow deck dra...

Page 46: ...ust be in place and tightened before the boat goes into the water The boat will sink if this plug is not properly installed The deck drains provide self bailing capabilities while the boat is static i...

Page 47: ...e 3 Double USB Socket 4 Go 9 Simrad option 5 Start stop key 6 NSS12 Simrad 7 Webasto control option 8 Bow thruster control option 9 VHF microphone option 10 Consumer switch panel with battery remote s...

Page 48: ...keel supports and the side supports only offer lateral support The mass of your boat in trailering condition is found in chapter 3 1 This includes the weight of the maximum size engine and a fully op...

Page 49: ...boat fenders Apply cloths between fenders and straps and do not tighten straps so hard that fenders are deformed If possible try to fasten the straps in an angle as shown in the figure below Principal...

Page 50: ...eye which is used to haul and hold your boat onto a trailer and a securing eye for locking the boat with a chain These eyes are not designed for lifting mooring anchoring or towing of the boat 1 Secur...

Page 51: ...e straps need to be vertical If these recommendations are not followed there may be damages on both hulls any warranty does not cover these During the lift make sure that the boat is well balanced and...

Page 52: ...3 GENERAL INFORMATION__PAGE 44 1 Loader fork 2 Anti slip lock 3500 600 450 300 Lifting area 300 Lifting area 1 2 1...

Page 53: ...l tank fill and vent fitting an anti siphon valve a sending unit and an engine fuel supply line In addition there are two extra fuel ports for optional pickups if needed The factory mounted boat fuel...

Page 54: ...ignificantly reducing the level of ethanol in the fuel mixture in the upper level phase If the lower level phase consisting of water and ethanol is deep enough to reach the fuel inlet it could be pump...

Page 55: ...rate OEM owner s manual that was developed specifically for this equipment It is provided with the Anytec document bag 4 2 STEERING SYSTEM As standard this boat comes equipped with a hydraulic steerin...

Page 56: ...st countries and waters it is always important for your own as well as other s safety at sea Local regulations may vary The navigation light switches are located at the dash switch panel To turn on th...

Page 57: ...ermined and corrected soonest possible The bilge pumps can provide you with crucial extra time if your boat is taking in water allowing you to find and deal with the source of a leak or in extremes to...

Page 58: ...E 50 WARNING 1 Manual Bilge pump with operation handle inside PS stern sofa 2 Access opening to reach electric bilge pump 3 Location of electric bilge pump The bilge pumping system is not designed for...

Page 59: ...be displayed in the Simrad panel depending on options installed The panel is installed at the cockpit helm Some of the main features are further described in this chapter This is a list of main data...

Page 60: ...model thus it is covered by the engine owner s manual Typical locations of controls and instruments are shown in chapter 3 11 Gas and gear throttle This control is used for controlling the gear and h...

Page 61: ...possibilities to install and customize the displays you need to study the engine and engine instrumentation manuals They are to be provided by the Anytec dealer or other company who installed engine...

Page 62: ...up if you plan to alter the auto mode settings or make a factory resetting of the control unit Such alterations are for advanced users and experienced boat drivers only at your own risk as change of...

Page 63: ...engine and always before using the ladder 4 9 WINDSHIELD WIPERS Your boat is equipped with a two speed windshield wiper system on the starboard and portside windshields for use in inclement weather T...

Page 64: ...th the Anytec document bag 4 12 STERN ANCHOR WINDLASS OPTIONAL The anchor windlass main unit is located inside the PS stern storage box while the anchor holder and anchor line guide are installed on t...

Page 65: ...hruster sucks water from one side and throws it out at the other side of the boat thus pushing the boat bow sideways To activate the thruster first turn on the thruster remote battery switch located a...

Page 66: ...consult professional service staff if in any doubts There is a risk of high electric currents which may cause an electric shock which may be fatal For complete instructions on operation and maintenan...

Page 67: ...el lines and tank do not leak The heater is then operated using a controller which is located on the dash panel refer chapter 3 11 Fuel vapours can explode Never smoke or be close to open flames or po...

Page 68: ...s manual that was developed specifically for this equipment It is provided with the Anytec document bag 4 17 COCKPIT TABLE OPTIONAL Your boat may be equipped with an Anytec table with integrated cup...

Page 69: ...s manual that was developed specifically for this equipment It is provided with the Anytec document bag 4 19 SEARCH LIGHTS OPTIONAL The boat may be delivered with one or several wireless remote contr...

Page 70: ...tguards port authorities and other boats by radio Be careful to study the manual and understand how to contact coastguard and send general call for help mayday messages The adjustable VHF antenna is l...

Page 71: ...is installed on the main fuse terminal but can also be remotely operated from the helm When leaving the boat for longer periods always turn the main switch off to avoid battery drain Anytec has equip...

Page 72: ...d and secured within the battery box to prevent them from shifting during voyage and potentially cause damages or even fires Protective terminal covers must always be used covering the battery connect...

Page 73: ...ly marked See figure below 5 4 2 Cross battery switches for emergency starting In case of additional batteries optional service battery and bow thuster battery you can combine the battery banks for em...

Page 74: ...manual They can also be obtained from your dealer or from Anytec if they are lost These electrical schematics can be used for technical reference and for professional service technicians If you lack...

Page 75: ...r connection socket on the boat male Outside of stern SB sofa 3 2x Residual Current Circuit Breakers make Navix Inside stern SB sofa 4 AC isolation transformer make MasterVolt Mass GI 3 5 Inside stern...

Page 76: ...nd always at beginning and end of the seasons year Test button is well marked see OEM manual Do not repair or alter the system or add any further components or consumers on your own Contact qualified...

Page 77: ...2 Audio system optional Chapter 4 17 Fire extinguisher Chapter 2 4 1 Webasto heater optional Chapter 2 4 5 Lectrotab trim control system Chapter 4 7 Bilge pumps Chapter 4 4 Navigation lights Chapter...

Page 78: ...h fuel Water may be detected by inspecting the fuel water separator filter optional or by signs of uneven engine operation jumpy rpm starting problems At least once in a year carefully inspect all fue...

Page 79: ...y wear down the surface and its protection Strong basic chemicals are directly oxidizing on aluminum and should therefore be avoided in any case although the M400 is significantly better than pure alu...

Page 80: ...ead of the boat and the engine They are mounted at the bottom recess see figure The anodes must be inspected annually and renewed if more than 50 is wasted It is important to inspect the working surfa...

Page 81: ...the direction of the polish lines not across them Crevice corrosion is a brownish coloring which occurs where impurities in water and air cause two pieces of stainless hardware meet It can be easily...

Page 82: ...ealer The door locks require lubrication annually Use regular lock oils Remember to always attach the rubber cap protecting the lock of the cabin bow door from water salt and dirt whenever the key is...

Page 83: ...the condition and function of the nylon clip that secures the ladder in stored position 6 3 9 Painted surfaces Certain surfaces as well as the Targa structure are painted with black industrial class...

Page 84: ...ronic instruments the textiles the canopy cushions seats and other equipment that may corrode or become moldy in moist conditions and store it in a dry place Spray the electrical connectors with a sui...

Page 85: ...d chapter 5 6 o Check the power cord shore to ship carefully for ANY damages or cracks if so replace it before use Check the power plugs and other components breakers isolation transformer battery cha...

Page 86: ...anual holder and Anytec shoulder bag Electrical diagrams Owner s manuals for components as referenced to in the Anytec owner s manual Final Quality Approval Authorized Installation Certificate Declara...

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Page 88: ...t for any typographical errors and reserves the right to make changes Boats in this owner s manual may include optional equipment The content of this manual is protected by copyright All rights reserv...