Summary of 52 F
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User’s guide.
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We share a common passion for the sea; we, lagoon, as catamaran builders and you who want to live your passion on the seven seas. We are delighted to welcome you to the family of lagoon catamaran owners and we congratulate you on it. This instruction guide is intended to help you to enjoy your boat ...
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This user guide is a tool that will enable you to get to know your boat and apprehend the use of the components that are necessary for running her. A way to make the most of this user guide in order to have an easier apprehension, this guide offers you two complementary reading levels: . The pages w...
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5 updated 01/2016 contents 1. Specifications 1. Specifications ............................ ............................ Page 7 page 7 1.1 i d of your boat 1.1 i d of your boat 1.2 technical specifications 1.2 technical specifications 1.3 helm station 1.3 helm station 1.4 chart table 1.4 chart table...
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Specifications 1.1 i d of your boat 1.2 technical specifications 1.3 helm station 1.4 chart table 1.5 multifunction touch screen 7 1.
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Your boat 9 1 specifications owner’s name: ............................................................................... Address: ......................................................................................... .................................................................................
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Design categories weather conditions 10 specifications lagoon 52 f categories maximum wind maximum waves category a force 9 established 47 knots gusts approximately 61 knots 10 metres category b force 8 established 40 knots gusts approximately 52 knots 8 metres category c force 6 established 27 knot...
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Technical specifications 11 1 specifications ce category maximum number of persons a..............................................................14 persons b .............................................................14 persons c .............................................................16 per...
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Helm station 12 specifications lagoon 52 f 7 - engines controls. 8 - screen / repeater for electronic std (optional). 9 - chain counter. 10 - steering wheel. 11 - steering wheel column. 12 - bow thruster control. 1 - screen / repeater for electronic (optional). 2 - screen for automatic pilot (option...
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Chart table 13 1 specifications 1 - vhf. 2 - multifunction touch screen. 3 - electronic navigation screen. 4 - electronic navigation repeater. Lagoon 52 f 5 - on / off switch for electronics. 6 - generator control. 7 - air conditioning control. 8 - watermaker control. 9 - automatic pilot remote cont...
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Multifunction touch screen 14 specifications lagoon 52 f on / off button 3 - access to batteries charge / voltage menu 1 - access to lighting and 110 v - 220 v supply menu touch screen orange light: signals an anomaly which shows on the screen green light: presence of 220 v power supply from shore p...
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1.5 multifunction touch screen the lagoon 52 f is equipped with a multifunction touch screen loca- ted on the chart table. Z presentation of the multifunction touch screen the multifunction touch screen is designed to: - pilot all the lighting on board, - monitor the charge level of the battery bank...
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Multifunction touch screen 16 specifications lagoon 52 f access reserved for shipyard 1.3 access menu supply to 220 v circuits (on board and air conditioning) 1.2 access to exterior and navigation lighting menu 1.1 access to interior lighting menu 1 - access to lighting and 110 v - 220 v supply menu.
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Multifunction touch screen 17 1 specifications lagoon 52 f return to previous screen return to previous screen switch on or off all lights controlled by the screen access detailed menu by zone switch on / off all lights in the saloon zone (wheelhouse - galley - saloon) switch on / off all lights in ...
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Multifunction touch screen 18 specifications lagoon 52 f return to previous screen return to previous screen mooring lights masthead navigation lights next page previous page top lights navigation lights dech searchlight boom lighting aft beam spotlights courtesy lighting bimini top lighting z nota ...
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Multifunction touch screen 19 1 specifications lagoon 52 f return to previous screen return to previous screen padlock: indicates that the switch handle in the technical room is on shore power socket n°1 plugged in, but not supplying the boat on board circuit supplied by the generator shore power so...
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Multifunction touch screen 20 specifications lagoon 52 f shore power socket n°1 - on board shore power supply voltage frequency return to previous screen return to previous screen air conditioning circuit frequency the grey circle indicates that there is no switching one impulse on the shore power s...
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Multifunction touch screen 21 1 specifications lagoon 52 f high load and comfort manual supply selector switches warning in case of malfunctioning of the multifunction touch screen, use the manual supply selector switches located in the technical room of the forward swim deck to supply the boat with...
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Multifunction touch screen 22 specifications lagoon 52 f 2 - general tank menu access to fresh water tanks access to fuel tanks return to previous screen return to previous screen tank level tank number number of tanks z 2.1 general tank menu z 2.2 detail: example of the fresh water n°1 tank level m...
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Multifunction touch screen 23 1 specifications lagoon 52 f access battery bank on board access generator battery access battery starboard engine access battery port engine return to previous screen on board battery voltage return to previous screen identification of battery bank measure of charge cu...
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Hull / deck 2.1 construction 2.2 careening 2.3 deck equipment 2.4 cockpit 2.5 access to fly helm station 2.6 anchoring 2.7 deckwash pump 2.8 gangway 2.9 davits 2.10 steering system 25 2.
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Deck equipment 26 hull / deck lagoon 52 f hull protections.
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Hull / deck 27 2 hull / deck 2.3 deck equipment z deck fittings the fittings on the deck of your lagoon 52 f were selected according to quality criteria. To keep them to their best look, a regular maintenance is necessary. - rinse the equipments with fresh water, particularly the stainless steel par...
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Deck equipment 28 hull / deck lagoon 52 f opening serving hatch access door to port cabin upper cockpit locker shower in transom entrance door brake system swim ladder.
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Hull / deck 29 2 hull / deck z upper cockpit locker the cockpit has a stowage locker in the ceiling of the flying bridge, enabling storage of the cockpit table and its two legs. Open the upper cockpit locker with care. Z dustbin locker a dustbin locker, with access from the top, is located in the st...
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Strop - electric windlass 30 hull / deck lagoon 52 f 1 - electric windlass strop circuit 3 - automatic breaker of the windlass 4 - control of the windlass 2 1 3 4 1 - electric windlass. 2 - electric windlass remote control. 3 - windlass automatic breaker. 4 - electric windlass control + chain counte...
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Hull / deck 31 2 hull / deck 2.6 anchoring z windlass the electric windlass works with the 12 v domestic batteries. Operate the windlass from the helm station or with the control in a locker to starboard on the foredeck. If the electrical windlass does not function properly, check its automatic brea...
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Deckwash pump 32 hull / deck lagoon 52 f 4 - sea water inlet valve 1 - 2 - power switch + deckwash pump + selection valve 3 - intake to connect hose please note: you can find the same locations in the other accommodation versions. 1 - deckwash pump + valve to select sea water / fresh water. 2 - powe...
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Hull / deck 33 2 hull / deck nota: the boat is fitted with a chain counter. The standard measurement «zero» corresponds to the position of the anchor ready to be dropped. Refer to instructions for its use and maintenance. 2.7 deckwash pump (optional extra) the deckwash pump is located in the fore pe...
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Davits 34 hull / deck lagoon 52 f davits 1 - davit control 2 - hydraulic pump + power supply boxes 2 1 1 - davit control. 2 - hydraulic pump + power supply boxes. 3 - relay and fuses box. 3 - relay and fuses boxe 3.
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Hull / deck 35 2 hull / deck z installing a tender onto the davits fix the davit rope hooks to the front and rear parts of the tender. Remove the equipment from the tender and remove the water drain plug. Activate the controls present on the starboard davit. A remote control is available as an optio...
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Tenderlift - hydraulic tank and pump 36 hull / deck lagoon 52 f access hatch to hydraulic oil tank hydraulic oil tank access hatch to the hydraulic pump tenderlift locking nuts of the hydraulic unit cone-point set screws of the hydraulic unit.
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Hull / deck 37 2 hull / deck lagoon 52 f operate gently, and at the same time, to synchronise the lowering of booms. At the end of the procedure, retighten the cone-point set screws (do not force), and retighten the locking nuts. The hydraulic circuit contains iso 46 oil. 2.11 steering system the st...
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Rigging / sails 3.1 sailing 3.2 standing rigging 3.3 running rigging 3.4 sails 39 3.
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Righting moment 40 rigging / sails lagoon 52 f d: distance between centre of the bottom and centre of gravity. Rmmax: weight of the boat x d (rmmax: moment of maximum uprighting) rmmax monohull : 10 tons x 0.5 meter : 5 tons.Meters rmmax catamaran : 10 tons x 3 meters : 30 tons.Meters d: 3 meters d:...
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Rigging / sails 41 3 rigging / sails z trimming when close hauled (between 75 and 50° of true wind) wind force given in apparent wind - from 0 to 16 knots: full sail; sheet traveller 30 cm above the centre line of the boat, mainsail sheeted with a slightly open leech (boom on the centre line of the ...
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Sails 42 rigging / sails lagoon 52 f sails sail surface close hauled (standard) ....................156 m 2 / 1679 sq.Ft fully battened mainsail ..........................................97 m 2 / 1044 sq.Ft square top mainsail (optional extra) .....................107 m 2 / 1151 sq.Ft self-tacking j...
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Rigging / sails 43 3 rigging / sails - from 33 to 38 knots: 2 reefs, 60% of the jib. The trimmings remain similar. - from 38 to 45 knots: 3 reefs (or mainsail lowered and slightly more jib), jib 40%. The trimmings remain similar. - fom 45 to 55 knots: mainsail lowered, jib 40 to 30% quite hardened i...
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Rigging plan - mast foot 44 rigging / sails lagoon 52 f 1 - jib / jib halyard tensioner. 2 - jib / fore staysail sheet. 3 - boom topping lift. 4 - reef cunnigham 3. 5 - reef pendant 3. 6 - spinnaker / gennaker / code 0 halyard (optional extra). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 7 - fore staysail halyard (opti...
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Rigging / sails 45 3 rigging / sails 3.3 running rigging 3.2 standing rigging the lagoon 52 f has been adjusted by the shipyard and by the mast manufacturer when first masting. The cables stretch a little during the first sailings. Therefore it is advisable to have the mast inspected and adjusted by...
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Running rigging - mainsail circuit 46 rigging / sails lagoon 52 f 1 1 - mainsail sheet. 2 - two-way rail to port for mainsheet traveller. 3 - two-way rail to starboard for mainsheet traveller. 2 3 electric winches power off switch.
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Rigging / sails 47 3 rigging / sails 3.4 sails z standard mainsail to hoist the standard mainsail: - point your boat into wind with engine in gear. - make sure that the mainsheet is eased off and the reefs are free. - open the jammer. - hoist the sail being careful for the battens not to get jammed ...
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Reef tack line - cruising square top mainsail 48 rigging / sails lagoon 52 f fastening of the cruising square top mainsail 1 2 3 a b 1 - headboard traveller. 2 - halyard block (to be fastened onto the headboard eye). 3 - cruising square top mainsail. Position reef tack line 1 (starboard) position re...
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Rigging / sails 49 3 rigging / sails z cruising square top mainsail (optional extra) the cruising square top mainsail halyard is lashed on the eyelet of the sail, not on the headboard traveller. The square top will be properly set automatically once the sail is hoisted up. Fitting of the mainsail cr...
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Jib - self-tacking jib 50 rigging / sails lagoon 52 f halyard to its extension traveller blocked in open position rail for self-tacking jib.
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Rigging / sails 51 3 rigging / sails never force in case of hard point during the winding or unwinding of the front sails. Check that there is no halyard caught in the furler or that the sail is not too tightened. Jib lowering the jib must absolutely be furled. - have the jib halyard extension fixed...
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Rigging circuit code 0 52 rigging / sails lagoon 52 f tack fitting code 0 1 - spinnaker guy. 2 - code 0 sheet. 3 - spinnaker sheet / guy. 4 - code 0 halyard. 1 2 3 code 0 halyard 4.
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Rigging / sails 53 3 rigging / sails z code 0 it is possible to remove the front guard lines when using the code 0. Before getting under the way, take advantage of a windless period of time and hoist the code 0. - secure the swivel to the code 0 headboard. - secure the furling system to the tack cle...
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Accommodations 4.1 saloon - galley 4.2 lighting 4.3 portholes - deck hatches 4.4 window blinds 55 4.
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Drawers - lightings 56 accommodations lagoon 52 f suction pads for the floorboards removing drawer lever + rail return to previous screen turn on / off all lights in the given zone turn on / off a series of lamps in the zone 12 v sockets.
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Accommodations 57 4 accommodations 4.2 lighting z on-board lighting management after switching on the domestic 12 v circuit and the multifunction touch screen: - use the touch screen to select the lighting menu icon. - move to the lighting zone sub menus and select the areas of the boat to be lit. T...
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Portholes - deck hatches - windows 58 accommodations lagoon 52 f closure of saloon portholes pleated saloon blinds curtain and mosquito screen of the deck hatch.
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Accommodations 59 4 accommodations 4.3 portholes - deck hatches the portholes and deck hatches have locking systems to keep them in a closed position. At anchor, intermediate opening position allows the ventilation of the boat. The deck hatches are fitted with a blind and mosquito screen system that...
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Utility aboard 5.1 refrigerators - icebox 5.2 icemaker (optional extra) 5.3 microwave oven (optional extra) 5.4 gas oven and hobs 5.5 dishwasher (optional extra) 5.6 washer dryer (optional extra) 5.7 televisions (optional extra) 5.8 air conditioning (optional extra) 61 5.
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Refrigerator / freezer - icebox - icemaker 62 utility aboard lagoon 52 f 1 - refrigerator / freezer 4 - cockpit refrigerator 3 - icebox 5 - icemaker 1 - refrigerator / freezer. 2 - 220 v electrical panel. 3 - refrigerator or icebox (optional extra). 4 - cockpit refrigerator. 5 - icemaker. 2 4 1 5 3.
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Utility aboard 63 5 utility aboard 5.2 icemaker the boat may be equipped as an option with an icemaker located in the starboard cockpit cupboard in front of the saloon entrance door. The icemaker requires 220 v (110 v in us version). It is supplied with water coming from the fresh water system. Chec...
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Microwave oven - gas hobs 64 utility aboard lagoon 52 f 4 - location microwave oven + gas solenoid valve switch (us version) 3 - hobs and oven gas valves 2 - gas hobs 6 - gas bottles locker 1 - 220 v electrical panel. 2 - gas hobs. 3 - gas valves. 4 - microwave oven. 5 - gas solenoid valve switch (u...
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Utility aboard 65 5 utility aboard 5.4 gas oven and hobs the boat is standard fitted with gas oven and hobs. The gas valves are located to the right in the under-sink cupboard. The gas bottle is located in a cockpit port locker. The hobs have an electric ignition. The inverter that supplies ignition...
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Dishwasher - washer dryer 66 utility aboard lagoon 52 f 5 - dishwasher fresh water supply valve 1 - dishwasher 3 - washer dryer fresh water supply valve 4 - washer dryer 1 - washer dryer. 2 - 220 v electrical panel + water pump switch. 3 - washing machine fresh water supply valve. 4 - dishwasher. 5 ...
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Utility aboard 67 5 utility aboard 5.6 washer dryer the boat may optionally be fitted with a washer dryer located in the lower cupboard of the starboard passageway. The washing machine fresh water is supplied by the starboard tanks. Check that the valve located under the passageway floor, at the foo...
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Air conditioning - television 68 utility aboard lagoon 52 f 4 - air conditioning control 6 - air conditioning unit sea water inlet valve + filter 8 + pressure gauge + water circuit repressurization valve 1 - forced air heater. 2 - up / down television switch. 3 - television. 4 - air conditioning con...
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Utility aboard 69 5 utility aboard unit heaters are fitted in every cabin and in the saloon. Before you start the system: - open the sea water circulation system (suction valve and drain valve) in the port engine bilge. Supply select the power supply source (generator or shore power socket n° 2) fro...
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Water systems 6.1 bilge pump system 6.2 grey waters 6.3 black waters 6.4 fresh water 6.5 watermaker (optional extra) 71 6.
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Bilge pump system - grey waters 72 water systems lagoon 52 f electric bilge pump switches 1 - bow bilge pump. 2 - grey water collecting box. 3 - electric bilge pump switches. 4 - venting forward / aft compartment. 5 - electric bilge pump / sump + drainage pump / air conditioning drains. 6 - hull sum...
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Water systems 73 6 water systems in case of malfunctioning, check the appropriate fuses located in the port and starboard keelson boxes (see electricity chapter). Two manual bilge pumps located at the front of the boat are used to remove water from the forward compartments. 6.2 grey waters the grey ...
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Black waters - electric toilets 74 water systems lagoon 52 f holding tank system 1 - drain bung hole on deck. 2 - holding tank. 3 - drain valve on hull. 4 - fresh water tank inlet. 5 - vent. 2 1 5 4 3 2 3 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 3 2 1 3 3.
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Water systems 75 6 water systems z use of the holding tanks the heads are fitted with holding tanks. To use them, make sure the drain valve on the bowl is closed in order to avoid any inadvertent discharge (the valve is closed when the han- dle is perpendicular with the pipe). You will reach the tan...
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Fresh water 76 water systems lagoon 52 f fresh water distribution manifold 1 - multifunction touch screen. 2 - starting switch of the water pump. 3 - fresh water tank. 4 - deck filler. 5 - pressure water pump. 6 - valve for shore fresh water supply. 7 - shore fresh water supply. A - starboard tanks ...
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Water systems 77 6 water systems nota: the capacity of the fresh water tank(s) indicated on the page ‘specifications’ may be not completely usable depending on the trim and load of the boat. Z pressure water pump the water pump is located in the starboard engine room. It is switched on using the swi...
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Shower - water heater - watermaker 78 water systems lagoon 52 f 1 - watermaker control. 2 - 3-way tank selection valve. 3 - 220 v electrical panel. 4 - watermaker sea water filter. 5 - watermaker sea water intake. 6 - watermaker. 7 - fresh water tank. 8 - cockpit shower (optional extra). 9 - cockpit...
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Water systems 79 6 water systems 6.5 watermaker the boat may be equipped as an option with a watermaker located under the floor in the owner’s cabin, in the place of a starboard freshwater tank. Operation the watermaker functions with 220 v (identical in us version), with the generator switched on. ...
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Electricity 7.1 12 v circuit 7.2 inverters 7.3 110 v - 220 v circuit 7.4 electronics 81 7.
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Battery chargers - inverters 82 electricity lagoon 52 f 1 - standard inverter 2 - battery chargers 5 - optional inverter 7 - general 12 v cut-out 1 - 12 v / 110 v - 220 v / 1500 va inverter (standard). 2 - 12 v / 220 v / 100 ah charger (standard). 3 - 12 v / 220 v / 100 ah charger (optional extra). ...
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Electricity 83 7 electricity 7.2 inverters the boat is equipped as standard with a 12 v - 220 v / 1500 va inverter which supplies the following appliances, when the 12 v on board circuit is switched on: - the refrigerator / freezer in the starboard passageway, - the electrical ignition of the gas ho...
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Shore power sockets - generator 84 electricity lagoon 52 f 6 - automatic breakers of the generator 1 - fuel booster pump + sea water filter 13 - automatic breakers of the shore power sockets 1a - generator sea water inlet valve. 1b - generator sea water filter. 1c - fuel booster pump. 2 - generator....
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Electricity 85 7 electricity z generator the generator is located in the technical room of the foredeck. Its function is to re-supply the batteries via the charger and supply 110 v or 220 v electricity on board. The generator is supplied by the port or starboard fuel tank. To shift from one tank to ...
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Manual 220 v supply selector switches in case of malfunctioning of the chart table multifunction touch screen, it is possible to use the manual emergency switches to supply 220 v to the boat (technical room of forward swim deck for on board; starboard engine room for air conditioning). Use the handl...
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Electricity 87 7 electricity - select this supply source at the chart table multifunction touch screen. - push the automatic breaker of the appliance to be used (washing machine, watermaker, etc.) on the electrical panel. Once these operations have been carried out, switch on the appliance using its...
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Electronics 88 electricity lagoon 52 f automatic pilot ram 1 - compass + log + 2 - depth sounder sensor 3 - electronic boxes 1 - compass of the automatic pilot. 2 - log + depth sounder sensor. 3 - electronic boxes. 4 - on / off switch for electronics. 5 - fish finder sounder sensor. 6 - pilot hydrau...
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Electricity 89 7 electricity power surge protection (optional) the system is made up of a heat sink and sacrificial diodes protecting the modules from possible power surges. It also has an indicator and surge fuses. 7.4 electronics the boat may be fitted with an optional electronic pack and differen...
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General block diagram 12 v 90 electricity lagoon 52 f.
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Summary for the 12 v components 91 7 electricity charge and electrical conversion 1 x 220 v / 12 v - 100 a charger 12 v service bank + engines 1 x 220 v / 12 v - 100 a charger (optional extra) engines + board 1 x 220 v / 12 v - 35 a charger with optional generator 2 x 12 v - 80 a alternators recharg...
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Summary for the 110 v - 220 v components 92 electricity lagoon 52 f generator generator power 7 kva or 17,5 kva the generator gives 100% of its power in 220 v - 50 hz (air conditioning, comfort and 220 v high load buses) in the us version, the generator produces 25% of 110 v - 60 hz current and 75% ...
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Summary for the 110 v - 220 v components 93 7 electricity consuming appliances operating voltage 220 v boat 110 v boat refrigerator / freezer 220 v standard inverter standard inverter piezzo hobs and oven 220 v standard inverter standard inverter hifi 220 v standard inverter standard inverter icemak...
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Standard circuit equipment 94 electricity lagoon 52 f inverter.
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Charging circuit 220 v / 12 v 95 7 electricity lagoon 52 f.
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General block diagram 220 v 96 electricity lagoon 52 f 12 v / 220 v - 3000 w 2 x inverters 12 v / 110 v - 3000 va high load busbar clim shore 2 comfort busbar.
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General block diagram 110 v - 220 v (us version) 97 7 electricity lagoon 52 f 2 x convertisseurs 12 v / 110 v - 3000 va 2 x inverters 12 v / 110 v - 3000 va high load busbar clim shore 2 comfort busbar.
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The busbars in the technical room supply the various electrical devices of the boat. These equipments are protected by fuses. Appendix 1: high load busbar protection 98 electricity lagoon 52 f high load busbar danger before any intervention on a bus bar, turn off the 12 v circuit on board. Standard ...
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Appendix 1: high load busbar protection 99 7 electricity lagoon 52 f standard inverter dc supply master starboard keelson box optional inverter p ort keelson box optional gas solenoid valve windlass winch box w a ter pump automa tic pilot calcula tor chart table terminal po rt da vits winch dc roof ...
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Appendix 2: fuses boxes 100 electricity lagoon 52 f 1 - port fuses box + override switches n° 2 and 3. 2 - roof fuses box. 3 - starboard fuses box + override switches n° 6 et 7. 4 - override switches n° 1, 4 and 5. 5 - electronic fuses box. 1 - port fuses box 3 - starboard fuses box 1 - port fuses b...
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Appendix 2: fuses boxes 101 7 electricity lagoon 52 f f1 headboard wall light and ventilation + forward cabin desk 10a f1 grey water pump forward bathroom 8a f2 headboard wall light and ventilation + aft cabin desk lamp 10a f2 grey water pump aft bathroom 8a f3 bow and engine compartment lighting 5a...
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Annexe 3: override switches 102 electricity lagoon 52 f override switches n° 1-4-5 - galley override switches n° 2-3 - port cabin override switches n° 6-7 - starboard cabin see location of override switches on diagram page 100 and warning on page 21. R bloc 7 bloc 2 r2 bloc 7 r1 r3 bloc 2 r4 r5 r7 b...
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Annexe 3: override switches 103 7 electricity lagoon 52 f override switches num 3 ‐ cabin version 4 ‐ cabin version 5 ‐ cabin version 6 ‐ cabin version 1 compass/stern light lighting 1 compass/stern light lighting 1 compass/stern light lighting 1 compass/stern light lighting 2 anchor light 2 anchor ...
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Motorization 8.1 engines 8.2 fuel 8.3 propellers - anodes 8.4 optional controls 8.5 bow thruster 105 8.
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Engine layout 106 motorization lagoon 52 f engine start exterior engine controls 1 - fuel tanks deck fillers. 2 - inside engine controls (optional extra). 3 - engine fuel shut-off handle. 4 - fuel valve 5 - fuel tank. 6 - engine / generator fuel shut-off handle. 7 - release pull handle of engine ext...
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Motorization 107 8 motorization to enable the other inverter controls: - check the enabled case controls are set on neutral. - press the black button located at the bottom of the case you wish to enable. The two red diodes light up. The diodes of an ineffective case would be switched off. To disconn...
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Battery coupling - fuel pull robs - water inlet - deck fillers 108 motorization lagoon 52 f shut-off handles for fuel valves to port deck fillers shut-off handles for fuel valves to starboard engine water inlet coupling + starboard engine cut outs.
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Motorization 109 8 motorization 8.2 engines z fuel tanks the boat is fitted with two tanks. Each of them is filled separately. Each of them has a gauge which can be checked from the multifunction touch screen. Z filling to prevent any handling mistake, never fill the water and fuel tanks at the same...
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Water filter - fuel filter - folding propeller 110 motorization lagoon 52 f folding propeller 1 2 1 - water filter. 2 - fuel filter..
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Motorization 111 8 motorization 8.3 propellers - anodes z propellers the propellers supplied with your boat are the result of tests carried out jointly with the engine manufacturer. Do not change them without consulting a specialist. Z folding propellers (optional extra) remove the folding propeller...
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Bow thruster 112 motorization lagoon 52 f 3 - battery charger + charger fuse 4 - bow thruster control 4 3 1 2 1 - batteries + fuse + cut-out 1a - 24 v batteries. 1b - 200 amp fuse. 1c - cut-out. 2 - bow thruster. 3 - battery charger. 4 - thruster control..
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Motorization 113 8 motorization lagoon 52 f please refer to the user manual for information about the use and maintenance of the bow thruster. 8.5 bow thruster the bow thruster functions with 24 v off an independent battery bank (4 x 50 ah / 12 v). The bow thruster and its batteries, cut-out and fus...
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Winter storage 9.1 laying up 9.2 protection 115 9.
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Packing 116 winter storage lagoon 52 f 6000 mm 8744 mm 15839 mm 6809 mm 4227 mm 1505 mm 2768 mm.
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Winter storage 117 9 winter storage - leave the cushions outside for long before putting them back into the boat in the upright and side position in order to have minimum contact surfaces. - drain and clean the bilges. - possibly place the floorboards in a vertical position to make possible the vent...
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Handling 10.1 preparation 10.2 crane lifting 10.3 mast stepping - mast unstepping 119 10
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Dimensions for cradle positioning 120 handling lagoon 52 f 2612,5 mm 9312,5 mm.
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Handling 121 10 handling loosen the guard lines and pass the straps to the outside of them. The crane hook will be fitted with a gantry or a spreader system with two slings. The slings shall not be connected directly onto the hook, as it would result in unusual compressive stresses on the hull. - cr...
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Safety 11.1 prevention 11.2 gas system 11.3 fire 11.4 bilge pump system 11.5 safety equipment 11.6 general remarks 123 11.
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124 safety lagoon 52 f.
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Safety 125 11 safety z the boat for the sake of prevention and to be able to feel confident to face successfully the possible dangers on board (fire, leak), learn to recognize and locate the different elements which might be the cause of these disorders and the equipments to cope with them as well. ...
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Gas system 126 safety lagoon 52 f 2 - locker / storage space for gas bottles 1 - gas valves. 2 - locker / storage space of gas bottles. 1 - gas valves 2 1.
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Safety 127 11 safety 11.2 gas system a locker at the port forward cockpit is designed to hold the gas bottle. The circuit opening / closing valves are located in the under-sink cupboard. The boat in her u.S. Version has an electrovalve located in the locker where the bottles are stored. Switch on th...
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Inside safety equipment 128 safety lagoon 52 f 1 1 - emergency exit. 2 - extinguisher space. 3 - release pull handle of engine bilge extinguisher. 4 - engine extinguisher. 5 - distress flares. 6 - first aid kit. 7 - vhf (optional extra). 8 - ............................................ 9 - ............
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Safety 129 11 safety z procedure to follow in the event of fire - turn off the engines if operating. - cut off the power supply, the fuel supply. - cut off all sources of air (smother the fire using blankets). - hold the extinguisher upright and aim at the heart of the fire. If fire broke out in an ...
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Outside safety equipment 130 safety lagoon 52 f 1 1 2 1 - manual bilge pumps. 2 - location of the liferaft. 3 - extinguishers. 4 - life buoy. 5 - ........................................................... 6 - ........................................................... 7 - .............................
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Safety 131 11 safety 11.5 safety equipment before you sail, list the compulsory safety equipments. Do not exceed the number of persons indicated in chapter ‘specifications’. Z life raft the life raft is to be stored under the rear beam. Fit your boat with a life raft in pursuance of the regulations ...
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Emergency tiller 132 safety lagoon 52 f use of emergency tiller 1 - emergency tiller cover. Valve of automatic pilot cylinder in by-pass position 1.
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Safety 133 11 safety 11.6 general remarks z manoeuvres - know where your crew members are and inform them before you manoeuvre on the boat. - carefully manoeuvre on the deck and always wear shoes. Z engines - systematically stop the engines before you dive or swim next to the boat. - never try to fr...
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Maintenance 135 12.
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Maintenance 136 maintenance lagoon 52 f the information given hereafter are only examples and it is not an exhaustive list. They must be adapted, depending on the use of your boat. Warning follow without fail the recommendations given in the instruction guides by the manufacturers of the components ...
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Maintenance 137 12 maintenance watermaker check and clean the sea water suction strainers ................ Quaterly general inspection by the manufacturer ................................ Annual plumbing check the automatic bilge pumps and alarms ....................Quaterly rinse the black water ta...
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Updated 01/2016.