Loading; Before Setting Off; If You Fall Overboard; Mooring - Linder ARKIP 530 BR Handbuch

Loading (W)

Mooring

Never exceed the boat's stated load There are four bollards fitted to the
capacity. See the table on page 24 or toe rail. There are 2 lock/mooring rings,
the manufacturer's plate in the boat. one in the stern and one in the rear
Distribute the load evenly in the boat to of the boat, all of which are approved
help counterbalance the weight of the according to insurance category 3.
outboard. Avoid a high placement of
heavy items. Secure the load well. Never Mounting accessories
exceed the approved number of people Any extra equipment or accessories
in the boat. For your own comfort and must be fitted to the boat using
safety, lower the speed in bad weather. acid-proof, stainless steel or alumi-
nium brackets and screws. Copper,

Before setting off

brass or incorrect brackets can cause
Always make sure, prior to each boat trip, galvanic corrosion (C). Do not use any
that it is fitted with all necessary safety treatment which can affect the alumi-
equipment, such as an anchor, rope, nium negatively.
paddles, etc. Avoid standing up and be
sure to wear your life jacket (W)! Transportation on boat trailer
Make sure that the center rollers on

If you fall overboard

the trailer support all the weight of
Use the rescue ladder under the left the boat on the keel. Adjust the side
(port) bathing platform to get on supporters to eliminate all movement
board. Pull the ladder towards you and of the boat. Do not forget to secure
downwards. NOTE! The engine must the boat with appropriate straps. Make
be shut down (D). sure the boat is empty during transpor-
tation (C). When trailing the boat with
drivable cover (not harbor cover) max
speed is 30 km/h.
After use in salt water, or if the boat
has been transported on salted roads,
we recommend that you immediately
rinse the boat and trailer in fresh water.
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Environment

By filling up the fuel, avoid fuel waste.
A running engine releases exhaust
gases that can have a detrimental
effect on the environment. Reduce
speed and surges out of regard for
people´s security and comfort. Your
Linder is produced in recyclable mate-
rial that you get paid for when the boat
has made the last trip. The material
can be recycling time after time! The
amount of aluminum is approx 90%
of the boat weight. You don't have to
disassemble the boat, just leave it to
the recycle company.
Regular service checks (C)
- Bilge pump
- Battery
- Electrical system (remove any oxidation
from switches and cable contacts)
- Steering system
- Tank and fuel hose
- Fire extinguisher
- Bilge drain plug

Fire protection

Fuel system

Never block access to the portable fire The Arkip 530 BR has a fixed fuel tank
extinguisher in the left (port) console. (67 litres). The filler cap is in the right
Smoking is prohibited whenever fuels (starboard) stern box. Do not fill the
are being handled. Do not block or petrol tank when the motor is running
prevent ventilation of the space sur- (W). The tank is under the stern floor
rounding the fuel tank. Through the plate. There is an inspection hatch in
inspection hatches, keep the area the motor well. The fuel hose has a
clean and regularly check if there are fuel filter that also serves as a water
any leaks of fuel or gas fumes (W). separator. With normal use, the filter
Fire-extinguishing equipment
There is a fire extinguisher in the left
(port) console. Please refer to the out-
3
line drawing on page 25.
To use: Remove the pin in the handle,
point the hose towards the bottom of
the flames and press down the handle.
In the case of fire outbreak in the area
surrounding the fuel tank, insert the
hose into the Fireport and press down
the handle. Service maintenance accor-
ding to details on the fire extinguisher.
Fire extinguisher capacity: 13A 89B C.
must be changed once a year. When
a new filter (or a replacement filter)
is installed, you may have to use the
squeeze pump to fill the fuel hose
before starting the motor.
1 Fuel filling point
2 Fuel filter
3 Inspection hatch
2
1
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