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OWNER’S MANUAL / 

HÉLIA 44

OWNER’S MANUAL / 

HÉLIA 44

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Maintenance

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PERIODIC MAINTENANCE CHART

Deck/Deck fittings/Hulls

Running rigging, sheets and ropes

Saddlery and protection

MAINTENANCE

Carreening and antifouling, rudder’s checking

ANNUALY

Cleaning stainless steel parts

MONTHLY

Cleaning the hulls

QUARTERLY

Cleaning the teck and checking the seals

MONTHLY

Disassembling, cleaning and greasing the 
winches

QUARTERLY

Rinsing/greasing sliding doors and hatches

QUARTERLY

Check structural partitions and ring frames

ANNUALY

Check the tightening of mooring cleats

In the first 3 months then ANNUALY

MAINTENANCE

Maintenance of the mainsail rail and trolleys

MONTHLY

Check tips of arrow bars

ANNUALY

Check and greasing pulleys

MONTHLY

Check ends of halyards

ANNUALY

Check the turnbuckles and crimping of shrouds

ANNUALY

Check shackles and blockers 

IN USE/QUARTERLY

MAINTENANCE

Cleaning outer canvases

ANNUALY

Check pillows and canvases fixing

IN USE

Cleaning plastic windows

AFTER USE

Drying outer saddlery before storage

AFTER USE

Check the full length of the shroud’s sheaths

ANNUALY

Never use the mainsail’s halyard but the lift’s halyard for climbing the mast.

MAINTENANCE

Check the running rigging (wear points)

IN USE/QUARTERLY

Cleaning – rinsing the running rigging

ANNUALY

Check and rinsing of sails

IN USE

Complete check of the rigging

ANNUALY

Check the blocking of the mainsail’s shackle

ANNUALY

Check and tightening gardrails

QUARTERLY

WARNING

Anchorage / windlass

Steering system

Electricity

Power generator (optional)

Engines

Refrigeration system

MAINTENANCE

Check the brake system and windlass sprocket

IN USE

Fresh water rinsing of the anchorage line and 
the anchor well

AFTER USE

Check the anchorage lights

IN USE

Check the mooring line and fenders

IN USE

Check the windlass relay and electrical connec-
tions

ANNUALY

Check the tightening of windlass

BI-ANNUALY

Check the davit

ANNUALY

Check the chain swivel

QUARTERLY

Reverse the chain

QUARTERLY

MAINTENANCE

Greasing of steering system

QUARTERLY

Check rudder bearings

ANNUALY

Check the oil level of autopilot

MONTHLY

Change the autopilot oil

SEE MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS

MAINTENANCE

Check/tightening/greasing cable lugs and 
power connectors

QUARTERLY

Check navigation lights and outdoor lighting

IN USE/IN THE BEGINNING

Clean of speedo – sounder- loch

MONTHLY

MAINTENANCE

Clean sea water filters

MONTHLY

Check fluid levels (oil, cooling)

IN USE

Check belts

IN USE

Check leaks and fumes

IN USE

General check by manufacturer

SEE MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS

MAINTENANCE

Check fluid levels (oil, cooling)

IN USE

Clean sea water filters

MONTHLY

Check fuel filters – decanters

IN USE

Check tensions and the belts’ condition

IN USE

Check hull anodes, engine bases and propellers

MONTHLY

Complete check

SEE MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS

MAINTENANCE

Defrost refrigerators and freezers

IN USE

Check door seals

QUARTERLY

Summary of Contents for Helia 44 2019

Page 1: ...H LIA 44 OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...18 V Mooring and towing 19 3 Equipments page 21 V Deck 22 24 V Hull saloon 25 29 4Systems page 31 V Steering system 32 V Electricity 33 35 V Gas circuit 36 V Water 37 45 Manoverboard prevention 5 and...

Page 3: ...1 Technical Specifications V Manufacturer s plate 6 V Identity sheet 6 V Design category 6 V Characteristics 7 H LIA 44...

Page 4: ...hy it is important to respect the sail reduction table General LENGTH LH 13 30 m 43 50 ft HULL WIDTH BH 7 40 m 24 3 ft DRAUGHT 1 16 m 3 8 ft AIR DRAUGHT 21 65 m 71 ft LIGHT DISPLACEMENT 12 837 kg MAXI...

Page 5: ...Sailing V Entrance door 10 V Leaving the harbour 10 12 V Starting the engines 13 14 V Sailing 15 16 V Arriving in a harbour 17 V Anchorage 17 18 V Mooring and towing 19 2 H LIA 44...

Page 6: ...ck all the doors and lockers Then check that the bilges are empty of water Check that the hatch of the life raft is unlocked and hang outside the se curity fittings buoy A second life raft can be inst...

Page 7: ...ilings V Front beam e V Fly f V Mast g In strong winds fix all mobile elements 6 13 12 11 10 7 8 9 LEAVING THE HARBOUR NEXT 1 3 2 Check the engine and base levels every month See paragraph maintenance...

Page 8: ...ach on the front points but on the bowsprit WARNING SAILING Using the asymmetrical spinnaker or the genaker optional The asymmetrical spinnaker and the genaker are sails that are designed to be used i...

Page 9: ...e tack point is at 10cm approximatively above the boom 1 2 3 4 Classic reef system reef 2 et 3 Release the mainsail sheet Release the mainsail s halyard Strap the tack point Haul up the mainsail s hal...

Page 10: ...damage davit or hulls Clamp the hoist to avoid the anchor moving on the davit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Raising the anchor During the operation stay away from the windlass and the chain and make sure that you pro...

Page 11: ...V Deck 22 24 V Hull saloon 25 29 3 Equipments H LIA 44...

Page 12: ...V Fresh water valve b a All versions a b Solar panels optional The boat can be fitted with 4 solar panels a fixed behind the mainsail rail on the bimini The 12V connection is done on the service batt...

Page 13: ...d maintenance see the manufacturer s manual HULL SALOON If the service battery charge level is 11 7V the refrigerator switches to safety Follow these instructions to minimize the 12V energy consumptio...

Page 14: ...the manufacturer s manual 1 2 b V Sea water valves c V Power generator d V Control remote 3 Equipments The power generator must not run empty as it may destroy the pump WARNING a V Air conditioning st...

Page 15: ...pments HULL SALOON NEXT Watermaker optional The boat can be fitted with a watermaker located in the fore starboard technical compartment Depending on the chosen watermaker type 12V or 220V a specific...

Page 16: ...V Steering system 32 V Electricity 33 35 V Gas circuit 36 V Water 37 45 Systems 4 H LIA 44...

Page 17: ..._054_008 The on board power is produced by the engine alternators 115Ah and stored by 12V DC batteries The batteries are separated into 2 separate packs V Starboard engine service battery pack 4 x 150...

Page 18: ...0V depending on the chosen option Switch on the differential circuit breaker and the circuit breaker s for the function required Never connect an extension with a damp plug WARNING 220V 110V AC networ...

Page 19: ...f valves of appliances a to used They are located in the kitchen cupboard right under the sink valves open in the direction of the pipe 1 2 For more information please refer to the drawing DDF_PLB_054...

Page 20: ...WATER NEXT Seawater intake valve Systems 4 Using the toilets The toilets are fitted with a holding tank MANUAL WC The evacuation valve must be closed while in the harbour Check that the sea water inta...

Page 21: ...V Seawater intake valves b V Evacuation valves WATER NEXT Systems 4 ELECTRICAL WC OPTIONAL The boat can be fitted with electrical WC These WC are protected by a 25 A circuit breaker The starting up is...

Page 22: ...ed By pumping the waste deck fillers 1 2 For more information please refer to the drawing DDF_PLB_054_805 WATER NEXT Systems 4 Each hull is fitted with a lift pump These pumps are protected by a 10A c...

Page 23: ...umps with an automatic trigger V 1 per engine compartment V 1 per hull Activate the switch on the electrical panel 2 possible positions 1 AUTO position The bilge pumps are triggered automatically if a...

Page 24: ...Manoverboard prevention and man recovery 5 H LIA 44...

Page 25: ...roof mast step etc are covered with an antiskid surface or teak covering which allows the crew to move on the boat in a secure way It is also recommended according to sea or wind conditions to wear sa...

Page 26: ...Fire protection 6 H LIA 44...

Page 27: ...s hose and trigger the extinguisher according to the manufacturer s instructions If you choose to install a carbon dioxide extinguisher it can only be installed in areas with powered up electrical equ...

Page 28: ...Preparing the winter season Handling V Water circuit 56 V Outside 56 V Engines 56 V Preparation 56 V Craning 56 7 H LIA 44...

Page 29: ...e hull and deck thoroughly V Prevent rubbing of ropes and moorings V To protect the engines please refer to the manufacturer s recommendation V The wintering of the engines must be carried out by a pr...

Page 30: ...Maintenance V Drainage 60 V Running rigging sheets and ropes 61 V Periodic maintenance chart 62 64 8 H LIA 44...

Page 31: ...core 12 16fx 12 23 Reef 2 Polyester 24fx Polyester braided core 12 16fx 12 30 Reef 3 Polyester 24fx Polyester braided core 12 16fx 12 33 Lazy 1 Polyester 16fx polyester core 6 25 Lazy 2 Polyester 16fx...

Page 32: ...e rigging ANNUALY Check the blocking of the mainsail s shackle ANNUALY Check and tightening gardrails QUARTERLY WARNING Anchorage windlass Steering system Electricity Power generator optional Engines...

Page 33: ...ilters MONTHLY General check by manufacturer SEE MANUFACTURER S INSTRUCTIONS Clean suction strainers ANNUALY MAINTENANCE Test electrical and manual bilge pumps IN THE BEGINNING IN USE Check water grou...

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