Doors In The Cabin - Ockelbo B21 CAB Owner's Manual

Use:
Make sure that the diesel fuel tank is full before use. To fill the diesel container, first,
remove the strap that holds the tank in place. Then remove the cover with the fuel
absorption/return line and then lift out the tank. Always fill the tank outside the boat. Be
sure to only fuel diesel fuel; gasoline can seriously damage the heater. When you have
filled it, replace the tank, turn on the lid and attach it with the strap inside the hatch.
Visually check that fuel lines and tank are not leaking.
The heater is controlled from a control unit mounted on the instrument panel. See
chapter 7, figure 2. Read through the Webasto manual before first use.
DANGER
Fuel vapours can explode. Never smoke or be close to open flames or potential electrical
sparks while handling or filling up the petrol tank. Leaking fuel is a fire and explosion hazard.
Inspect the fuel system annually to make sure that there are no leaks and corrosion in the
system.
WARNING
Do not obstruct or modify the ventilation system for air, fuel and exhaust gas. Never store
any luggage or other items in the hatch of the heater and heater tank!
CAUTION
Exhaust gas is HOT. Ensure that there is nothing that is susceptible to heat damage (i.e. ropes,
fenders, other boats) within 200mm of the exhaust outlet.
For complete instructions on operation and maintenance, we refer to the separate OEM
owner's manual that was developed specifically for this equipment. It is provided with the
Ockelbo document bag.
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OORS IN THE CABIN
The cabin is equipped with 2 doors, towards bow and stern. Both can be opened from
inside and outside, and both are lockable with a key.
The front door is two-piece to simplify the instep. The doors both parts must always be
closed and secured (with lock handle) in speeds above 5 knots, and when travelling in
rough seas and/or hard wind. If the door closes accidentally, a human injury may occur.
Any break waves can also enter the cabin if the door is left open in rough seas and high
speeds. When the lower part of the door is in a fully open position, it is held in place by
a magnetic lock on the deck.
The front door lock has a rubber cap to prevent water from entering the lock. Make
sure the cap always covers the lock except when it locks/unlocks. Replace damaged
covers soonest.
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