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  • Page 1 OWNER'S MANUAL X SHORE 1...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual Table of contents Introduction ............................5 About this manual ............................5 Boat identification ............................6 Responsibilities of owner and operator ....................6 Copyright and disclaimer .......................... 7 Additional manuals ............................. 7 Safety ..............................8 Safety symbols in the manual ......................... 8 Warnings and cautions on the boat ......................
  • Page 3 Electrical system ..........................34 Main components of the electrical system ..................34 Main switch panel ............................36 6.2.1 Infotainment circuit breaker: see 3.2.1 ................36 6.2.2 Turning power on and off on the main switch panel ..........37 Main electrical cabinet ..........................38 Infotainment fuse panel ..........................
  • Page 4 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual Handling the boat ..........................45 When operating the boat ........................45 7.1.1 General considerations ......................45 7.1.2 Safety considerations ......................46 7.1.3 Warranty considerations ...................... 48 7.1.4 Before setting off ........................48 7.1.5 When under way ........................50 7.1.6...
  • Page 5 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 8.4.1 Cleaning the interior ......................68 8.4.2 Cleaning and polishing the boat ..................69 8.4.3 Maintaining the rain cover ....................69 8.4.4 Maintaining the sun awnings ..................... 69 Winterization ............................... 70 8.5.1 Winter layup checklist ......................70 8.5.2...

  • Page 6: Introduction

    In the case of difficulty, contact X Shore or any representative from X Shore. Keep this manual in a safe place and pass it on to the new owner if you sell your boat. If the manual is lost, you can order a copy either from X Shore or from your boat dealer.

  • Page 7: Boat Identification

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 1.2 Boat identification Table 1: Boat identification Description Value Boat model X Shore 1 (Open, Top or Bowrider) Name of boat manufacturer X Shore Country of boat manufacturer Sweden Recreational Craft Directive (RCD) design category Maximum recommended number of Open &...

  • Page 8: Copyright And Disclaimer

    1.4 Copyright and disclaimer Specifications, illustrations, examples and related constructional data in this publication are not binding. X Shore AB reserves the rights for changes where the regular updates can be found in the digital version of the manual. This document and its content, including written material and images, are the property of X Shore AB.

  • Page 9: Safety

    Carefully read the instructions in this manual, and make sure you understand the described hazards before you operate or handle this boat. 2.1 Safety symbols in the manual Warnings and cautions are labelled in accordance with the international ISO and ANSI standards.

  • Page 10: Warnings And Cautions On The Boat

    They should always be respected. Do not remove or obstruct any safety label. Replace any label which becomes illegible. If you need a new label, contact X Shore or your local X Shore distributor. 2.2.1 Safety symbols...

  • Page 11: Safety Labels

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 2.2.2 Safety labels Check here the location and description of the Safety labels on board. Figure 3: Safety labels on board X Shore Top and Open (above) and Bowrider (below) Table 3: Specification of the safety labels...
  • Page 12 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual Position Label Description US Only: Warning: Keep the backrest in the center position. Remain properly seated. Wear a life jacket. Observe weights and balance in loading. Do not restrict operator’s vision. Fire extinguisher label Warning...
  • Page 13 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual Position Label Description Warning Electrical shock and fire hazard when charging. US Only: Helm combination label Danger: Spinning propeller Look out for people in water Warning Check weather forecast Wear safety lanyard Do not operate when under...

  • Page 14: Design Category And Ce Marking

    Figure 4: CE plate (note separate for Open/Top (below) and Bowrider (next page) X Shore 1 Top & Open Copyright X Shore AB 2025 13 of 79 Document 1503879 rev. A March 20...

  • Page 15: Maximum Capacities And Us Coast Guard Certification Label

    Figure 5: Maximum capacities and US Coast Guard certification label X Shore 1 Top & Open X Shore 1 Bowrider Copyright X Shore AB 2025 14 of 79 Document 1503879 rev.

  • Page 16: Seating

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 2.5 Seating 2.5.1 Passenger seating and working deck The boat has designated seating positions for the allowed number of passengers. See 2.4 Builder’s plate. The working deck area refers to the area of the deck where people can move around safely.

  • Page 17: Swivel Seats

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual Bowrider seating Designated seating positions Designated passenger grip handles Designated passenger grip handle Working deck area (a fiberglass lip) under the seat 2.5.2 Swivel seats The boat is equipped with two swivel seats in the cockpit. The starboard side swivel seat is the driver’s seat at the steering console, and the port side swivel seat is a...

  • Page 18: Hatches And Door

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 2.6 Hatches and door The hatches provide storage space and access to the different equipment on the boat. The cabin door provides access to the cabin and acts as the emergency exit from the cabin.

  • Page 19: Safety Equipment

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 2.7 Safety equipment The boat comes with several safety features and has a space for stowing a life raft. The life raft is not supplied with the boat. See 2.8 Emergency procedures for instructions what to do in case of an emergency.

  • Page 20: Location Of Safety Equipment And Emergency Exit

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 2.7.1 Location of safety equipment and emergency exit Do not block or lock access to the fire extinguisher, battery vents, emergency exit, door, hatches or any other safety equipment. Make sure all safety equipment is intact and ready to use before you set off.

  • Page 21: Swim Ladder

    When the lanyard stop switch has activated, attach the switch back to the socket to reset the switch. 2.7.3 Swim ladder The swim ladder is telescopic and easy to fold out. See 2.7.1 Location of safety equipment and emergency exit. Rotating propeller may cause serious injury or death.

  • Page 22: Emergency Procedures

    2.8.1 Fire on the boat Fire usually spreads rapidly. Act immediately to keep passengers safe and extinguish the fire. See 2.7.1 Location of safety equipment and emergency exit. If the fire reaches the high-voltage lithium-ion batteries, it may result in an explosion.

  • Page 23: Emergency Steering

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 2.8.3 Emergency steering If the rudder gets stuck or there is a general steering failure, you need to deploy the emergency steering and steer the boat by hand using the rudder arm. Figure 9: Deploying emergency steering...

  • Page 24: Running Aground

    Make sure that any repairs to the inner hull matrix and the hull shell are undertaken by a professional repair yard, after consultation with X Shore. Any repair specification should be prepared by either a surveyor, a marine architect, or X Shore.

  • Page 25: Getting Started

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 3 GETTING STARTED 3.1 Boat layout Figure 10: Boat layout for Open/Top (below) and Bowrider (below) Swim platform Swivel seats for driver and passenger Aft deck sofa Steering console Table (not on all models) Cabin (under the foredeck)

  • Page 26: Steering Console

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 3.2 Steering console 3.2.1 Quick guide to using the steering console controls Table 4: Quick guide to using steering console controls Steering console control Description See 3.3 for instruction how to use the Infotainment functions.

  • Page 27: Shore Infotainment Interface

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 3.3 X Shore Infotainment interface The X Shore Infotainment interface allows you to operate different functions on your boat. 3.3.1 Compass and Home tab • Turn the start key. The screen starts up and the X Shore Infotainment interface appear on the right side of the touchscreen with the Home tab pre- selected.

  • Page 28: Starting Up And Shutting Down

    • Bilge pumps will be turned off. 3.4.1 Starting with the start key To start up, insert the start key into the lock in the steering console and unlock. Wait for the touchscreen to start up and then press the Start button.

  • Page 29: Charging

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 3.5 Charging 3.5.1 General guidelines about charging Follow these guidelines to make your 400 V high-voltage propulsion battery last longer. • When docking, keep the charger plugged in and keep the boat charging. • When charging, the valve of the seawater inlet must be open to allow seawater to flow into the cooling system.

  • Page 30: Charging When The Boat Is In Water

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 3.5.2 Charging when the boat is in water Risk of death and risk of electrical shock. Do not walk around or try to step on the boat when holding a live charging cable. Do not let the live charging cable hang in the water.

  • Page 31: Accessories

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 4 ACCESSORIES 4.1 Audio system (optional) Your boat comes supplied with a marine-grade Fusion audio system from Garmin. Visit xshore.com/manuals for manual. • You can control the volume from the steering console. You can connect to the Garmin audio system through Bluetooth in the Garmin screen menu.
  • Page 32 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual Always remove the sun awning and poles before transporting the boat. • Failure to do so could result in damage to the awning or poles, or even to your boat. • Fold the sun awning carefully and secure it with straps or ties to prevent it from unfolding during transport.

  • Page 33: Draining System

    5.1.2 Bilge pump system The bilge pump system consists of two submersible electric pumps that pump the bilge water from the lower sections of the boat to an outlet in the stern. See 5.1 Draining system components. The system activates automatically when it detects water in the bilge and pumps the water out through the bilge water outlet.

  • Page 34: Through-Hull Fittings

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual The bilge pump is in automatic mode when both 12 V battery main switch and bilge pump circuit breaker are ON in the main switch panel. Manual override is possible from the steering console. Do not rely on the bilge pump system to pump out the boat in the event of hull damage.

  • Page 35: Electrical System

    The 12 V system consists of two 12 V batteries and the different 12 V equipment and devices on the boat. 6.1 Main components of the electrical system Risk of electric shock. Never work on the 400 V system. All marine installation, alterations and maintenance must be performed by a competent marine electrical technician.
  • Page 36 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual Risk of electric shock. Never perform any work on the electrical circuits when they are connected. Never alter the electrical system or any related diagrams but turn to a professional specialized in marine electrical systems.

  • Page 37: Main Switch Panel

    • Bilge pump circuit breaker: the bilge pump is in automatic mode when both 12 V battery main switch and bilge pump circuit breaker are ON. See 5.1.2 Bilge pump system. 6.2.1 Infotainment circuit breaker: see 3.2.1 •...

  • Page 38: Turning Power On And Off On The Main Switch Panel

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 6.2.2 Turning power on and off on the main switch panel When carrying out maintenance work on the electrical equipment or storing the boat for the winter, turn off all the switches and circuit breakers on the battery main switch panel.

  • Page 39: Main Electrical Cabinet

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 6.3 Main electrical cabinet The main electrical cabinet contains the mini blade fuses for the 12 V equipment on the boat. Figure 17: Fuses in the main electrical cabinet Do not replace tripped fuses with fuses that have higher amperage.
  • Page 40 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual Table 5: Specification of the fuses in the main electrical cabinet Position Fuse Amperage Position Fuse Amperage Emergency shutdown Not used Electric vehicle charger Not used controller X (EVCC X) *) Not used Not used...

  • Page 41: Infotainment Fuse Panel

    6.4 Infotainment fuse panel The Infotainment fuse panel contains the mini blade fuses for the 12 V equipment that can be controlled with the X Shore Touchscreen. Do not replace tripped fuses with fuses that have higher amperage.

  • Page 42: Resetting Or Replacing Tripped Fuses

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 6.5 Resetting or replacing tripped fuses 6.5.1 Resetting tripped 12 V circuit breakers In case of an overcurrent, overheating or overload, the 12 V circuit breakers on the battery main switch panel trip automatically. See 6.2 Main switch panel.

  • Page 43: Replacing Tripped Mini Blade Fuses

    6.6.2 400 V battery The 400 V high-voltage lithium-ion battery powers the propulsion system (the drivetrain and the propeller system) on the boat. See 6.1 Main components of the electrical system. You can charge the battery via the charging inlet. See 3.2 Steering console.

  • Page 44: Cooling And Heating Systems Of The 400 V Battery And The Electric Motor

    For detailed locations of the system components, see 8.2.1 Components of the battery and electric motor cooling system0 Copyright X Shore AB 2025 43 of 79 Document 1503879 rev.

  • Page 45: In Case Of A Failure In The Cooling System

    Seawater inlet (equipped with a seacock and a valve) 6.8.1 In case of a failure in the cooling system If there is a failure in the cooling system, there will be an alert on the X Shore Touchscreen. • Check the fuse on the main electrical cabinet. See 6.3 Main electrical cabinet.

  • Page 46: Handling The Boat

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 7 HANDLING THE BOAT 7.1 When operating the boat 7.1.1 General considerations Follow COLREG When you drive your boat, always follow the rules of navigation and the requirements of the Convention of International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (COLREG).

  • Page 47: Safety Considerations

    7.1.2.1 Stay safe Follow all safety recommendations and hazard warnings in this manual. Be aware of your responsibilities. See section 1.3 Responsibilities of owner and operator. A rotating propeller may cause serious injury or death. Shut off the motor when there are people near the boat in the water.
  • Page 48 Do not exceed the maximum permitted number of persons and load: Exceeding the maximum permitted number of persons and load on your boat can compromise its stability and put you and your passengers at risk. Always follow the X Shore’s recommendations for maximum load and capacity. •...

  • Page 49: Warranty Considerations

    Always use trained and competent people for maintenance, repair, or modifications. Modifications that may affect the safety characteristics of the craft must be assessed, executed, and documented by competent people. X Shore cannot be held responsible for modifications that X Shore has not approved.
  • Page 50 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual equipment must be well fastened, including lightweight items that may be prone to flying off the boat in high winds. • Wear life jackets: Make sure that everyone on board wears an appropriate life jacket when on deck. Note that in some countries, it is a legal requirement to always wear a life jacket when on board a watercraft.

  • Page 51: When Under Way

    When driving at high speeds, passengers may lose footing or grip and be thrown off the boat. 7.1.6.1 Situations unsuitable for high speed • Do not drive the boat at high speed if the boat angle is negative (bow down).

  • Page 52: Maneuvering In Difficult Conditions

    If there are significant waves, always reduce speed to guarantee the safety of the persons on board. 7.1.7.2 When driving in a head sea Adjust speed to suit the size of the waves. 7.1.7.3 When driving in a following sea Planing boats can be particularly exposed in rough following seas.
  • Page 53 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 7.1.7.4 When maneuvering in narrow channels When maneuvering the boat in narrow channels the motor speed should be kept as low as possible so that maneuvers are calm and steady. 7.1.7.5 Maneuvering in difficult conditions In difficult wind and current conditions, it is important that maneuvers are made quickly and precisely to prevent the boat from drifting into trouble.
  • Page 54 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 7.1.7.6 Using navigation lights For safety reasons, your boat must always be visible to other vessels. Therefore, the navigation lights are required to be on from sunset to sunrise and whenever the visibility is restricted.

  • Page 55: Docking, Towing, And Anchoring

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 7.2 Docking, towing, and anchoring 7.2.1 Fastening points and strongpoints The fastening points (cleats and bow eye) are located at the stern, the aft and the bow. It is the owner’s and operator’s responsibility to ensure that the lines are appropriate for the intended use and properly secured.

  • Page 56: Docking Advice

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 7.2.2 Docking advice The breaking strength of lines/chains must, in general, not exceed 80 % of the breaking strength of the respective strong point. During docking, idling speed ahead and astern is generally adequate. Avoid sharp movements of the throttle, as these can lead to panic maneuvers.

  • Page 57: Anchoring The Boat

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 7.2.3.2 When being towed It is the owner’s/operator’s responsibility to: • Ensure that mooring lines, towing lines, anchor chain(s), anchor lines and anchor(s) are adequate for the vessel’s intended use. • Ensure that the lines or chains do not exceed 80 % of the breaking strength of the respective strong point.

  • Page 58: Lifting And Transporting

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 7.3 Lifting and transporting 7.3.1 High-voltage battery in the boat during transport The high-voltage lithium-ion battery is classified as dangerous goods and is subject to specific national conditions for transport, storage, and disposal. Strict safety regulations apply to the transport of defective or intact lithium batteries.
  • Page 59 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 7.3.3.1 Preparing the boat for lifting Before lifting, prepare the boat for safe lifting. • Make sure the anchor line is properly stowed inside the anchor box in the bow. • Drain the bilge water.

  • Page 60: Loading The Boat Onto A Trailer

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual • The position of the slings may need to be adjusted depending on how the boat is loaded. 2. If appropriate, tie the lifting slings together. 3. Lift the boat. Protect the hull sides well to avoid damages.

  • Page 61: Maintenance And Service

    In this case, it is essential to remove the rudder and store it securely before transporting the boat. If your X Shore boat includes a transport cover or harbor/tent cover, it can be used as a transport cover for speeds up to 50 mph/80 kmh.
  • Page 62 Check the anodes and replace if needed. See 8.3.5 Replacing the bow thruster and propeller shaft anodes. • Check that the gearbox spur gear drive fastening screws are tight. See 1.5 Additional manuals. As needed • Clean and polish the boat.

  • Page 63: Maintenance Of The Battery And Electric Motor

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 8.2 Maintenance of the battery and electric motor 8.2.1 Components of the battery and electric motor cooling system Figure 24: Battery and electric motor cooling system Seawater inlet with seacock and valve Battery cooling oil circulation pump...

  • Page 64: Checking And Cleaning The Cooling System

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual • To remove the tray, unscrew all the screws (14 pcs) • Reinstall using all the screws. 8.2.3 Checking and cleaning the cooling system Check the cooling system at least every 4 months if your boat is in use all year.

  • Page 65: Checking And Topping Up Coolant For The Electric Motor Cooling System

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 8.2.4 Checking and topping up coolant for the electric motor cooling system Risk of fire and risk of severe damage. Do not add any other liquid to the cooling system. Only use ethylene glycol. See 9 Technical specifications.

  • Page 66: Priming The Seawater Pumps

    Prime the seawater pumps before you head out to sea to ensure they work in full capacity. Turn on the seawater pumps: a. On the touchscreen, go to the X Shore Pumps tab in the X Shore Interface. b. Touch the Seawater Pumps toggle button. The seawater pump should start up.

  • Page 67: Maintenance Of The Bilge Pump, Steering System, Gear Box And Bow Thruster Anodes

    See 9 Technical specifications for the type of gearbox oil. Check and add oil according to the gearbox manufacturer’s instructions. See 1.5 Additional manuals. For the location of the gearbox, see 6.1 Main components of the electrical system. Copyright X Shore AB 2025 66 of 79 Document 1503879 rev.

  • Page 68: Changing The Oil In The Gearbox

    2. Prepare an oil pump and reservoir connected to the supplied quick drainer. 3. Release any existing pressure by loosening the screw plug of the bore for checking the oil level (2). Remove the screw plugs (1) and (2). Figure 25: Changing oil in the gearbox...

  • Page 69: Replacing The Bow Thruster And Propeller Shaft Anodes

    8. Remove the quick drainer and mount the dust cover to the quick drain connection (3). 9. Fill the spur gear drive with clean oil via the bore for adding oil (1) until some oil drains from the bore for checking the oil level (2).

  • Page 70: Cleaning And Polishing The Boat

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 8.4.2 Cleaning and polishing the boat The boat requires a certain amount of regular maintenance. This is especially relevant for external parts which are exposed to sun and salt water. Never use a pressure washer on any part of the boat that is over the waterline.

  • Page 71: Winterization

    Humidity should be between 50 % and 60 % to prolong the life of the cork deck and avoid mold, corrosion, and electrical issues. To protect the environment, X Shore recommends using organic antifreeze. Never use flammable solvents (e.g., kerosene) for cleaning the bilge, however oily it might become.

  • Page 72: Storing The Battery During Winter Layup

    • Turn on the seawater pumps: • On the touchscreen, go to the X Shore Interface and select tab Pumps • Touch the Seawater pumps toggle button. • Use a funnel to slowly pour antifreeze into the valve until antifreeze pours out of the starboard aft water outlet, then close the valve and turn off the pumps.

  • Page 73: Removing The Boat From Winter Storage

    Remove the safety shunts. This is to confirm that no power can be used out from the battery during the next step. This will lead to errors showing up on the screen during the next step (If unsure contact X Shore). •...

  • Page 74: Launching

    3. Check the level of coolant in the cooling system for the electric high-voltage components. 8.8 Service and repair 8.8.1 Service, repair, and disposal of high-voltage battery The voltage in the high-voltage network and the high- voltage batteries is life-threatening. The system can be active even if the ignition is switched off.
  • Page 75 In the event of damage or disposal of the battery, you are obliged to return the battery to X Shore or to contract a qualified specialist company to dismantle, recycle and dispose of the battery. Only qualified and trained persons are allowed to work on a high-voltage system and systems which are directly or indirectly influenced by it.

  • Page 76: Technical Specifications

    X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual 9 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Figure 26: Boat dimensions – Open and Bowrider Table 9: Boat dimensions – Open & Bowrider Description Abbreviation Value Length of hull 6.51 m Length on waterline 6.14 m Length - maximum overall 6.52 m...
  • Page 77 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual Figure 27: Boat dimensions - Top Table 10: Boat dimensions - Top Description Abbreviation Value Length of hull 6.51 m Length on waterline 6.14 m Length - maximum overall 6.52 m Beam of hull 2.23 m Beam - maximum 2.24 m...
  • Page 78 Breaking strength of transom cleat. 13.8 kN (1408 kg) 11.0 kN (1127 kg) Load direction: any horizontal direction. *For the location of cleats and bow eye, see Figure 23 in 7.2.1 Fastening points and strongpoints. Table 14: Coolant and oil requirements Description...

  • Page 79: Appendix

    In the event of uncertainty, you should always contact your X Shore dealer. Concerning all other warranty claims, please contact your X Shore dealer. The warranty of optional equipment fitted after the boat was purchased is on the individual supplier’s conditions.
  • Page 80 X Shore 1 Owner’s Manual X Shore Europe: X Shore Flättnaleden 6 61145 Nyköping Sweden USA: X Shore Americas, Inc. 1393 Brickell Avenue, 14 Floor Miami, FL 33131 info@XShore.com XShore.com Copyright X Shore AB 2025 79 of 79 Document 1503879 rev. A March 20...

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