Risk of fire and carbon monoxide poisoning. 

• Before turning on the any cooking appliances, check that the warm air outlet is open and the exhaust pipe is not covered or touched by anything. 

• Do not fasten fenders to the middle cleat or cover the exhaust pipe with anything.

• Ensure good ventilation to avoid breathing in discharge of toxic combustion from the diesel fuel.

• Never leave the boat unattended while any cooking appliances are in use.

• Do not switch off the direct supply current on the main switch panel before you have made sure that the appliance has cooled down.

The cooking appliances can be a potential fire hazard.

• Never make changes to your boat’s electrical sytem or fuel system, or allow an unqualified person to make changes to any other system of the boat.

• Never fill the fuel tank or handle fuel when the engines are running.

• Never smoke or use a naked flame when handling fuel.

• Never keep fuel in canisters or containers under the deck.

• Never leave the boat unattended when cooker is in use.

• Do not allow curtains or other flammable materials to get in contact with the cooker or naked flames.

• Ensure that all ventilation ducts are free.

• A smell of fuel is a potential sign of leaking fuel.