Silver Marine Captain 360, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...Phoenix 530 Phoenix 530 H Phoenix 570 Phoenix 570 H Phoenix 610 Phoenix 610 H Phoenix 660 Phoenix 660 H Owner s manual www silvermarine com...

Page 2: ...MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING YOUR BOAT NOTICE THE OWNER S MANUAL IS IN TWO VOLUMES VOLUME 1 DEALS WITH OPERATING PRECAUTIONS AND SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS VOLUME 2 DEALS WITH TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSANDASSEM...

Page 3: ...dity Certification Identification Manufacture s ID plate Type of motor and adjustment 1 type of motor 2 type of propeller 3 installing the motor 4 adjustment Operating instructions Environment PAGE 3...

Page 4: ...EHAVIOR COMPLIES WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVES IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS NOTICE DENOTES A HAZARD OR UNSAFE PRACTICE WHICH MAY RESULT IN MINOR INJURY OR PRODUCT OR PROPERTY DAMAGE THIS PROCEDURE OR BEHAVIOR...

Page 5: ...you obtain handling and operating experience before assuming command of the craft Your dealer or national sailing federation or yacht club will be pleased to advise you of local sea schools or compet...

Page 6: ...changed by the directive 2003 44 EC We are a member of NMMA National Marine Manufacturer s Association Record below the data indicated on the manufacturer s plate provided on the inside of the transo...

Page 7: ...and DIN standards 6 Maximum load capacity of the boat allowed by the constructor expressed in Kilograms and in pounds people motor and its fuel tank filled to the top diverse loads 7 Maximum outboard...

Page 8: ...r for your principal use your boat and its motor must be tested at sea Ask your Dealer to assist you In general the propeller provided with the motor is adapted to all type of navigation Nevertheless...

Page 9: ...OF THE MOTOR TO THE TRANSOM IS SUGGESTED FROM 10 CV HP AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FROM 25 CV HP AND ABOVE FOR ALL OUTBOARDS FROM 25 CV HP AND ABOVE WE RECOMMEND THE INSTALLATION OF A REMOTE STEERING UNIT...

Page 10: ...the chapter Operating instructions of this manual The adjustment of the tilt can be manual or assisted by an electric Trim when equipped Motor tilted outwards too far from the transom the boat will p...

Page 11: ...conditions and the waves direction you must adjust the distribution of the load and the Trim ABAD DISTRIBUTION OF THE LOAD CAN DESTABILIZE THE BOAT AND MAY RESULT IN A LOSS OF CONTROL THE BOAT REACTS...

Page 12: ...sure v INSPECT the valves caps Remove the self bailer plug v CHECK the tightening of the motor clamps If it is not bolted don t forget to secure the engine with a safety lanyard attached to the bracke...

Page 13: ...passenger sobriety v DO NOT EXCEED THE AUTHORIZED NUMBER OF PERSONS OR WEIGHT v MAKE SURE YOUR PASSENGERS REMAIN SEATED Sitting on the buoyancy tubes may be comfortable at rest or at low speeds provid...

Page 14: ...ON BOARD and most particularly while filling the fuel tank v IF FUEL HAS SPILLED ON THE FLOOR Wash off with water IN CASE OF ACCIDENT In case of accident do not panic and reassure passengers Be aware...

Page 15: ...F DESIGNATED SWIMMING AREAS v RESPECT ALL FISH LIFE Respect the laws for bag limits and practice catch and release sportsmanship v USE NON POLLUTING ANTIFOULING PAINT AND NON POLLUTING CLEANING AGENTS...

Page 16: ...ing rings When moored the self bailers should remain open to drain the rain water NOTICE Towing must be done at low speed and in good weather conditions NOTICE NOBODY ON BOARD DURING THE LIFTING WHEN...

Page 17: ...position so that it can rest on the support provided on the trailer 3 v Tie down the straps and ensure the buoyancy tubes are protected against chafing 4 v Following the traffic rules you have to prot...

Page 18: ...ll with clear water and soap Dry thoroughly Check the self bailer is not clogged Open the drainage holes caps to evacuate water NEVER USE HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING EQUIPMENT IT IS LIKELY TO DAMAGE THE BO...

Page 19: ...ated 3 REGULAR INSPECTIONS Check frequently the signaling straps and lines Replace used elements Check frequently the tightness of the screws and nuts particularly the motor s bolting to the transom R...

Page 20: ...onding side of the patch with a grease remover of the alcohol type Draw the shape of the patch exactly where it will be applied Polish the glue area on Hypalon material before gluing Allow to dry for...

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Page 22: ...neglected This warranty does not cover parts and accessories not supplied or recommended by the manu facturer or defects resulting from the installation of such equipment on their products NOTICE YOU...

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Page 24: ...ONS ASSEMBLYPROCEDURE CONTENTS I Description I 1 Standard Features I 2 Description of Deck Layout I 3 Inventory I 4 Handling II Buoyancy Tube II 1 Commissioning II 2 Inflating System II 3 Pressure III...

Page 25: ...ab handle console Sofa with up holstery Handles 3 aft mooring cleats Drainvalve Scupper flaps BUOYANCYTUBE High quality material 1 D towing ring Recessed valves Wide profile anti chafe rubbing strake...

Page 26: ...tem Windscreen and stainless steel grab handle 6 circuit brakers Automatic bilge pump 2 paddles Pump 1 repair kit 1 owner s manual Valve cap pressure gauge Fuel tank 200L 660 150 L 610 120 L 570 60 L...

Page 27: ...MOTOR POWER MAX PERSONS CAPACITY MAX LOAD CAPACITY RECOMMENDED WORKING PRESSURE UNLADEN WEIGHT Phoenix 530 Phoenix 530 H Phoenix 570 Phoenix 570 H Phoenix 610 Phoenix 610 H Phoenix 660 Phoenix 660 H...

Page 28: ...chapter I 2 Standard Features Deck Layout DESCRIPTION HANDLING I 4 1 Transport Advice on a properly sized trailer which can be provided by Silver Marine I 4 2 Lifting We have already prepared the sli...

Page 29: ...erring each time to the pages indicated for explanation of procedures PROCEDURE 1 Inventory become familiar with boat components 2 Activate valves in inflating position 3 Inflate boat to the correct o...

Page 30: ...fitting c hose base d inflation port AIR PUMP RECESSED VALVES The built in valve plugs are designed to be screwed on or off they alone provide final air tightness Never exert force as this could cause...

Page 31: ...ow INFLATE Correct pressure Pressure too high DEFLATE INFLATING THE BOAT Set all valves to inflation position Attach hose base to air pump port For good results air pump must sit firmly on ground For...

Page 32: ...ressure by inflating or deflating according to temperature variations especially when morning and afternoon temperature differences are large in hot areas and ensure the pressure does not deviate from...

Page 33: ...ops is normal RISK OF OVER PRESSURE EXAMPLE You boat is inflated at recommended pressure 0 25bar 3 6 PSI at the beginning of the day low external temperature 10 C 50 F Later in the day your boat is ly...

Page 34: ...commendations and the engine manufacturer s recommendations See your dealer for optimum use of your boat INSTALLATION AND CIRCUIT Fuel The fuel tank of Phoenix series is located under the fiberglass h...

Page 35: ...34 ON AND CIRCUIT Electrical IV 2 ELECTRICALDIAGRAM For Phoenix 610 660 For Phoenix 530 570...

Page 36: ...BATTERY FROM THE ENGINE COMPART MENT AND FROM THE BOAT BATTERY ACID IS A TOXIC AND DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE IT CONTAINSSULPHURICACIDTHATCANCAUSESERIOUSBURNS AVOID CONTACT WITH THE SKIN EYES AND CLOTHING B...

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Page 39: ...r operating intensity than the accessories Ex 3 5 Amp Appliance 5 Amp Fuse Outboard engine radio fish finder navigation lights cigarette lighter and other electrical appliances should not be connected...

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