BENETEAU FIRST 36.7 Owner's Manual

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FR-BEY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
055194
BENETEAU REF :
SUMMARY:
I) INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................3
II) IDENTITY CARD OF THE BOAT....................................................................................................................4
III) ACCOMMODATION .......................................................................................................................................6
IV) DECK (Location of the life raft) ........................................................................................................................8
V) SAILS AND RIGGING ......................................................................................................................................9
VI) FRESH WATER SYSTEM .............................................................................................................................17
VII)BILGE PUMP SYSTEM.................................................................................................................................19
VIII) SEACOCKS AND SKIN FITTINGS ...........................................................................................................21
IX) ELECTRIC SYSTEMS ...................................................................................................................................23
X) GAS SYSTEM ..................................................................................................................................................29
XI) EMERGENCY SYSTEM OF THE STEERING SYSTEM ...........................................................................31
XII) MOTORIZATION .........................................................................................................................................32
XIII) HANDLING..................................................................................................................................................34
XIV) MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................................................................35
XV) ENVIRONMENT...........................................................................................................................................38
EXPLANATION OF THE TYPOGRAPHY USED:
DANGER
WARNING
TAKE CARE
MAJ ANG 09/07/01
OWNER'S MANUAL
FIRST 36.7
FIRST 36.7

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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    FIRST 36.7 OWNER’S MANUAL FIRST 36.7 FR-BEY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 055194 BENETEAU REF : SUMMARY: I) INTRODUCTION ..............................3 II) IDENTITY CARD OF THE BOAT........................4 III) ACCOMMODATION ............................6 IV) DECK (Location of the life raft) ........................8 V) SAILS AND RIGGING ............................9...
  • Page 2 ADDRESS ………………………………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………………………………….. Owner of the FIRST 36.7 n° ………………………………………………………………………………. Do certify that I have accepted delivery and read the information in the owner’s manual delivered with the boat. On ………………………………………… Signature Please keep this copy for your records •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••...
  • Page 3: I) Introduction

    A BENETEAU boat is built to last : each boat is subject to particular care in the slightest details, as early as when she is designed, when she leaves the factory and she is launched ; this way, she will come up to your expectations for many years.
  • Page 4: Ii) Identity Card Of The Boat

    FIRST 36.7 II) IDENTITY CARD OF THE BOAT Type............FIRST 36.7 Name of Builder ........BENETEAU SA Design Category ........N° of acknowledged body ...... CE 0607 Length of Hull 10.68 m Beam 3.45 m Draught: Deep keel 2.20 m Shoal keel 1.80 m...
  • Page 5 FIRST 36.7 WEIGHT ESTIMATION SAILING CATEGORIES Light Boat : 5 597 5 597 5 597 5 597 Safety Equipment : Sail : Building margin : Light Displacement : 5 869 5 869 5 869 5 869 Life Raft : Crew :...
  • Page 6: Iii) Accommodation

    FIRST 36.7 III) ACCOMMODATION MAJ ANG 29/11/01 6/38...
  • Page 7 FIRST 36.7 EXIT IN CASE OF FIRE The boat is delivered without any fire extinguisher. It is your own responsibility to comply with the laws and regulations of your own country (Number, capacity, type and place of fire extinguishers). We advise you at least to install an extinguisher less than 5 metres away from each berth, less than 2 meters away from the extinguisher aperture in the engine compartment, less than 2 meters away from any naked flame device and less than 1 meter avay from the helm pedestal.
  • Page 8: Iv) Deck (Location Of The Life Raft)

    FIRST 36.7 IV) DECK - The safe lines can be fastened either on the mooring cleats or on the toe rail. Some boats are fitted with a foldaway swimming ladder. The swimming ladder shall be in its usual place as soon as you are on board.
  • Page 9: V) Sails And Rigging

    FIRST 36.7 V) SAILS AND RIGGING Specifications of the Sails : SAIL CRUISING RACING m² 14.15 m Total 78.5 m² 3.975 m Main Sail m² 13.85 m Genoa (maxi) 40.5 m² 4.75 m Spinnaker m² 5.75 m 13.86 m 7.09 m Specifications of the Standing Rigging: Mast with 3 spreaders –...
  • Page 10 FIRST 36.7 DECK FITTING LAY OUT – CRUISING VERSION REF. DESIGNATION Genoa Furling Line Genoa Halyard Reefing Line n° 2 Mainsail Sheet Mainsail Foot Tuning Line Boom Downhaul Reefing Line n° 1 Mainsail Halyard Linking Strap Genoa Traveller MAJ ANG 29/11/01...
  • Page 11 FIRST 36.7 DECK FITTING LAY OUT – RACING VERSION REF. DESIGNATION Portside Spinnaker Halyard Genoa Halyard Reefing Line n° 2 Mainsail Foot Tuning Line Boom Downhaul Reefing Line n° 1 Mainsail Halyard Spinnaker Boom Topping Lift Starboard Spinnaker Halyard Linking Strap...
  • Page 12 FIRST 36.7 TUNING OF THE BACKSTAY – CRUISING AND RACING VERSIONS TACKLE FOR BOOM DOWNHAUL – CRUISING AND RACING VERSIONS REF. DESIGNATION Block – Ø 60 2601 Block – Ø 60 1611 Double Block – H 127 Single Block H 168 x 3 REF.
  • Page 13 FIRST 36.7 MAINSAIL TACKLE – CRUISING VERSION WITH TILLER MAJ ANG 29/11/01 13/38...
  • Page 14 FIRST 36.7 MAINSAIL TACKLE – RACING VERSION WITH TILLER MAJ ANG 29/11/01 14/38...
  • Page 15 FIRST 36.7 MAINSAIL TACKLE – CRUISING VERSION WITH STEERING WHEEL MAJ ANG 29/11/01 15/38...
  • Page 16 FIRST 36.7 MAINSAIL TACKLE – RACING VERSION WITH STEERING WHEEL MAJ ANG 29/11/01 16/38...
  • Page 17: Vi) Fresh Water System

    FIRST 36.7 VI) FRESH WATER SYSTEM DESCRIPTION Water Tank 150 l Water Tank 150 l Filler _ Fresh Water Tank Filler – Fresh Water Tank Vent Hole – Fresh Water Tank Collector Fresh Water System Filter – Fresh Water System Water Pump Foot pump –...
  • Page 18 FIRST 36.7 LAY OUT OF THE FRESH WATER SYSTEM MAJ ANG 29/11/01 18/38...
  • Page 19: Vii)Bilge Pump System

    FIRST 36.7 VII) BILGE PUMP SYSTEM DESCRIPTION Electric Bilge Pump 17 l/mn Filter of the Electric Bilge Pump Sump Manual Bilge Pump 0.75 l/each time Electric Bilge Pump Intake Manual Bilge Pump Intake Delivery of the Electric Pumps Manual Bilge Pump Delivery...
  • Page 20 FIRST 36.7 LAY OUT OF THE BILGE PUMP SYSTEM MAJ ANG 29/11/01 20/38...
  • Page 21: Viii) Seacocks And Skin Fittings

    FIRST 36.7 VIII) SEACOCKS AND SKIN FITTINGS Close all the seacocks when you leave the boat. The flushing toilets may be situated below the waterline ; get into the habit of systematically closing the seacocks after each use. Make sure that all the seacocks which are not used are closed before you put out to sea. (in the owner’s manual, see the drawing where the lay out of the skin fittings is shown).
  • Page 22 FIRST 36.7 SEACOCK AND SKIN FITTING LAY OUT MAJ ANG 29/11/01 22/38...
  • Page 23: Ix) Electric Systems

    FIRST 36.7 IX) ELECTRIC SYSTEMS When the voltage is not specified, all the functions or panels are in 12 Volts. 12V Electric System Never work on a live electric fitting. Never tamper with an electric fitting. Call in a technician qualified in marine electricity.
  • Page 24 FIRST 36.7 ELECTRICITY LAY OUT 12V Electric Panel MAJ ANG 29/11/01 24/38...
  • Page 25 FIRST 36.7 LAY OUT OF THE 12V LIGHTS AND APPLIANCES DESCRIPTION FUNCTION ON PANEL Bicolour Navigation Bow Light Navigation Lights White Stern Navigation Light Navigation Lights Mooring Light Mooring Light Steaming Light Steaming Light Ceiling Light Cabin Lights Reading Light...
  • Page 26 FIRST 36.7 12V LIGHT AND APPLIANCE LAY OUT MAJ ANG 29/11/01 26/38...
  • Page 27 FIRST 36.7 LOCATION OF THE 110/220V SYSTEM (OPTIONAL) REF. DESCRIPTION Shore Supply Socket Battery Charger 110/220V Socket Boiler MAJ ANG 29/11/01 27/38...
  • Page 28 FIRST 36.7 LAY OUT OF THE OPTIONAL EXTRA SHEATHES DESCRIPTION Sheath from Panel to Automatic Steering Gear Sheath for the passage from Portside to Starboard Sheath from Panel to Mast Foot Sheath from Panel to Sounder Sheath from Windlass to Relay Box...
  • Page 29: X) Gas System

    FIRST 36.7 X) GAS SYSTEM Gas Stove Do not fit or store flammable materials above or over the stove (Curtains, papers, napkins, and so on……). Never leave the boat unattended when the gas or spirit appliances are working. The appliances which use fuel consume the oxygen within the cabin and release the combustion products into the boat.
  • Page 30 FIRST 36.7 Spirit Stove Some boats are fitted with a spirit stove. Do not smoke when handling the fuel. Keep the fuel in a can for this purpose, a good distance away from the stove, the engine and any other sources of heat.
  • Page 31: Xi) Emergency System Of The Steering System

    FIRST 36.7 XI) STEERING SYSTEM, EMERGENCY SYSTEM Boats who are fitted with a steering wheel carry an emergency tiller ; keep clear emergency tiller access. Lift the aft cover, open the cap, drive the emergency tiller into the print on the rudderstock head..
  • Page 32: Xii) Motorization

    FIRST 36.7 XII) MOTORIZATION Stop the engine, do not smoke while you are filling up the fuel tank. Before you start the engine, make sure that the engine compartment bilge is clean and dry. If there is the slightest presence of fuel in the bottom, you must not start the engine.
  • Page 33 FIRST 36.7 ENGINE LAY OUT MAJ ANG 29/11/01 33/38...
  • Page 34: Xiii) Handling

    FIRST 36.7 XIII) HANDLING Contact your BENETEAU dealer for the maintenance and repairs of your boat. He will advise properly, will supply you with the spare parts you need or the materials that are suited to your boat. Have your boat examined and maintained once a year during the winter storage.
  • Page 35: Xiv) Maintenance

    FIRST 36.7 XIV) MAINTENANCE Because you have chosen to invest your money in a recreational item that spends its life in a harsh environment, it is very important to ensure that your boat is well and regularly maintained. Furthermore, a fair number of accidents are due to negligence and the lack of maintenance. These two reasons (the protection of your property and safety) must make you become aware of the importance of a regular and thorough maintenance of your boat.
  • Page 36 FIRST 36.7 The Outside Teak Woodworks : Scrub the woodworks using water. The teak woodworks do not need any particular protection. If you just rub them down with fine sandpaper, it will renovate the look of the teak. Plexiglass: Rinse with fresh water. Clean them using a sponge and a cleaning product for windows.
  • Page 37 FIRST 36.7 5) SAILS Whenever it is possible, rinse the sails with fresh water and let them dry. The sails cannot stand the sun and water ; therefore, unrig them whenever you can or at least protect them, using appropriate covers.
  • Page 38: Xv) Environment

    FIRST 36.7 XV) ENVIRONMENT Do not pour to the sea the oil you have just drained, use appropriate waste tanks. When you fill up the engine tank, take all the precautions in order to avoid the hydrocarbon overflowing. In the harbour, do not use the heads on board if they are not equipped with holding tanks.

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