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Lagoon 420 Owner's Manual

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 1 / 30 construction navale bordeaux owner’s manual lagoon 420 fr-bey _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ref: contents: 1 introduction ....................................................................................................................................... 2 2 caracteristics...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 2 / 30 1 introduction dear madam, dear sir, you have just taken delivery of your new lagoon, and we would first of all like to thank you for your confidence in choosing one of our products. A lagoon is built to last: each boat is the subject of attentive care down to the...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 3 / 30 the users of this boat are advised that: - the entire crew should receive appropriate training - in some countries, a driving licence or an authorisation is needed, or there are specific regulations in force. - always maintain your boat correctly and take into acc...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 4 / 30 2 caracteristics 2.1 the boat’s identity sheet • name of builder ……………………... Construction navale bordeaux • design category…………………. A • maximum recommended power…... 30 kw • n° of notified body ce 0607 category height of waves (m) wind force (beaufort) a > 4 >8 b ...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 5 / 30 2.3 load design categories a b c d boat lightship: 11883 11883 11883 11883 safety equipment: 200 200 200 200 sails: 85 85 85 85 lightship displacement: 12168 12168 12168 12168 life raft: 179 179 179 179 crew: 825 975 1,350 1,500 water: 350 350 350 350 fuel: 480 48...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 6 / 30 electric wc x 4 16 16 16 16 service battery x2 85 85 85 85 40a / 80a battery charger 6 6 6 6 12 / 220 2500w inverter 14 14 14 14 generator 9.5kva 220v 350 350 350 350 antifouling 40 40 40 40 saloon + cabin tv – aerial 23 23 23 23 radio/cd player + 2 speakers 3 3 3...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 7 / 30 2.4 sails and rigging 2.4.1 characteristics of the sail plan: sail classic sail area dimensions mainsail 60 m² i 15.33 m genoa (max) 34 m² j 3.99 m gennaker 70 m² p 15.67 m e 6.14 m 2.4.2 maintenance of the rigging: - check the standing and running rigging regular...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 8 / 30 2.4.3 running rigging plan traditional mast ref description 1 reef 1 2 reef 2 3 reef 3 4 mainsail sheet 5 mainsail halyard 6 boom uphaul 7 spinnaker halyard 8 genoa halyard 9 genoa furling line 10 mainsail traveller track purchase system - port 11 mainsail travell...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 9 / 30 reducing sail attention: sail settings other than these recommendations may cause the mast to fail. More specifically: the genoa should never be flown full with 2 reefs in the mainsail. Max. Actual wind speed force knots sailplan 1-4 20 mainsail 100% genoa 100% 5 ...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 10 / 30 3 safety 3.1 fire 3.1.1 risks the main risks are associated with the engine (§ 4.1), the electrical system (§ 4.3) and the gas system (§ 4.4). Please consult the relevant chapters. 3.1.2 fire fighting equipment 3.1.2.1 portable extinguishers the boat is delivered...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 11 / 30 3.1.4 preventive advice 3.1.4.1 general - do not freely hang curtains or any other fabrics close to or above cooking appliances or other naked flame appliances. - keep the bilges clean and regularly check for the absence of vapours and fuel or gas leaks. - do not...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 12 / 30 3.2 visibility visibility from the helm station can be obstructed because of high angles of the boat’s trim or because of other factors caused by one or several of the following conditions: - load and distribution of the load - speed - sea state - rain and spray ...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 13 / 30 3.4 prevention of falling overboard - some boats are fitted with folding bathing ladders. The bathing ladder should be in place as soon as anybody is on board. - the parts of the deck that are not considered as part of the working deck and which should not be use...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 14 / 30 4 equipment for further information on the different items of equipment installed, please refer to their manuals included with the boat’s documentation. 4.1 engine 4.1.1 operating advice - do not install in this boat an engine of superior power or weight than wha...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 15 / 30 4.1.2 fuel tanks rep dÉsignation 1 starboard diesel fuel filler 2 starboard diesel fuel tank – 300 litres 3 diesel fuel filter 4 diesel fuel gauge 5 starboard diesel fuel cutoff 6 port diesel fuel filler 7 port diesel fuel tank – 300 litres 8 port diesel fuel cut...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 16 / 30 4.2 steering system - at least once per year check the tension of the cables; in case of doubt, consult your dealer. - boats equipped with a steering wheel are provided with an emergency tiller, make sure that it is accessible at all times. - remove the deck plat...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 17 / 30 4.3 electrical system all the functions or switchboards where the voltage is not stated are in 12 or 24 volts. 4.3.1 12v-24v electrical system - never work on a live electrical installation. - batteries should be carefully lashed. - do not obstruct the battery ve...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 19 / 30 4.3.3 location of battery switches, switchboards and electrical appliances… - before changing a fuse, switch off the battery switches. Ref description ref description 1 windlass 14 windlass circuit breaker 2 forward port cabin air conditioning 15 battery switch 3...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 20 / 30 4.3.4 switchboard and electrical systems - before changing a fuse, switch off the battery switches. The fuses of functions presented on the switchboard are found behind it. Some equipment could be on option. Ref function fuse 1 navigation equipment 10a 5 water pu...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 21 / 30 4.4 gas system 4.4.1 gas cooker - never install flammable materials above cooker (curtains, papers, serviettes, etc…). - never leave the boat unattended when gas or spirit appliances are operating. - in the case of gas smells or the accidental extinguishing of th...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 22 / 30 4.4.3 spirit stoves - never smoke when handling the fuel. - keep the fuel in a container provided for this, away from the stove, the engine or any other source of heat. - follow the manufacturer’s instructions for filling the burners. Never directly pour the spir...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 24 / 30 4.6 pumps, seacocks and skin fittings 4.6.1 pumps - the bilge pump system is not intended to guarantee the buoyancy of the boat in case of damage. - never let the pumps run dry, this could damage them. - bilge water should be kept to a minimum. - visually check a...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 25 / 30 24 chain locker drain 25 gullwing locker waste 26 forward port watertight compartment bulkhead drain 27 forward port washbasin waste 28 forward port wc inlet 29 forward port wc outlet 30 port electric bilge pump 31 forward port watertight compartment drain cock 3...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 26 / 30 5 anchoring, mooring and towing - keep the chain locker hatch cover closed at sea - towing should be done at low speeds - a tow should be secured in such a way that it can be released under load - the owner should ensure that dock lines, tow ropes, attachment poi...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 27 / 30 6 hauling out and transportation diagram and measurements of positioning centrelines for cradles and lifting slings - make sure that the boat is stable on its trailer, both longitudinally and laterally. - do not forget to tighten the straps or belts..

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 29 / 30 7 snsm au service des plaisanciers et des professionnels de la mer les sauveteurs en mer veillent... Tous les marins savent qu'on ne badine pas avec la grande bleue ... Malgré les progrès considérables réalisés en matière de sécurité par les constructeurs de bate...

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    Lagoon 420 – ang– 06/09/2007 30 / 30 8 charter for the sea and inland waterways l'eau est un milieu vivant, fragile. C'est aussi une ressource précieuse pour protéger ce milieu, • je respecte la mer et les rivières, je n'aborde pas les sites protégés, je limite ma pêche aux espèces et tailles autori...