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Fassmer Freefall Lifeboat 35P Diesel Inboard-C

Fassmer Fassmer Freefall Lifeboat 35P Diesel Inboard-C is identified in the source list as a freefall lifeboat. It is stowed at an approved survival-craft station and connected to the launching and recovery arrangement specified by the vessel's safety plan. Its purpose is to provide rescue or abandonment capability according to the listed boat type. The source record provides no additional model-specific operating figure beyond the listed designation and category. The hull, engine, steering, seating, release equipment, lifting points and emergency inventory form part of a certified lifesaving system. The exact model designation distinguishes approved occupancy, propulsion package and launching interface from neighboring survival craft; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity persons 35
engine Diesel Inboard
solas approved True

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Common failures & inspection points

●Engine starting or fuel-system failure caused by battery, fuel, ignition or maintenance problems, resulting in inability to maneuver after launch
●Steering or control deterioration caused by corrosion, stiffness or mechanical damage, resulting in heavy or unreliable maneuvering
●Hull, fender or buoyancy damage caused by impact, weather exposure or poor stowage, resulting in cracks, water ingress or visible deformation
●Release, lifting-point or hook-interface wear caused by repeated drills, corrosion or misalignment, resulting in abnormal play or difficulty launching or recovering the craft
●Battery, lighting or communication-equipment failure caused by charging, wiring or water-ingress problems, resulting in failed readiness checks

Service & Maintenance

Inspect hull condition, engine, fuel system, steering, release or lifting points, batteries, lights and required emergency equipment. Run and function-test the engine and controls in accordance with the vessel's approved maintenance plan. Examine release hooks, lifting eyes and davit interfaces for corrosion, deformation or abnormal wear. Verify drain plugs, buoyancy spaces, restraints and weather covers are correctly secured and that the craft remains ready for rapid launching. Check inventory and identification markings against the approved safety-equipment plan. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for service intervals, load tests and acceptance criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Keep engine service items, approved fuel-system and ignition consumables, steering or control parts, batteries, lamps and model-specific seals recommended by the manufacturer. Critical release, hook and lifting components must remain within the certified system. Confirm all spare parts against the craft, engine and launching-appliance identification.
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