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General| Brand | American Turbine |
|---|---|
| Model | SD-312 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Discusses the importance of matching engine power to boat capacity to prevent accidents and damage.
Outlines the operator's duty for safe operation and passenger instruction before the trip.
Details the procedure and frequency for lubricating the thrust bearing before operation.
Instructions to check if the hand hole cover is tightly fastened for safety.
Guide to check steering operation by verifying nozzle movement with the engine off.
How to check the reverse bucket's position in full reverse, forward, and neutral.
Verifies the smooth and proper operation of the throttle control lever.
Checks for leaks at the housing seal to the boat or the housing seal to the bowl.
Instructions for inspecting and adjusting packing gland nuts for proper seal compression.
How to check the weep hole for mechanical seal condition and potential obstructions.
Verifies that all engine cooling hose connections are secure and leak-free.
Guidance on safely launching the boat from a trailer and starting the engine properly.
Explains the necessity of a break-in period for component longevity and optimal performance.
Reiterates inspection of packing glands and weep holes during the initial break-in period.
Details lubrication intervals and recommended grease for thrust and bowl bearings.
How to adjust shaft packing for proper compression to prevent leaks and heat damage.
Inspection of reverse bucket function, cable security, and potential adjustments.
Checks steering cable connections on each trip for overall safety and proper function.
Advises periodic checks of the hand hole cover tightness while the boat is on land.
Troubleshooting pump over-revving due to impeller obstructions like leaves or debris.
Recommends shutting off the engine when retrieving downed skiers to prevent accidents.
Advises avoiding ski ropes near the pump to prevent entanglement and injury.
Warns about potential damage to internal parts from rocks in shallow water.
Advises conservative use of braking action due to its effectiveness being similar to emergency stops.
Prohibits operating the engine out of water to prevent severe damage to the engine and jet drive.
Details the duration and scope of the warranty for new jet drive units against defects.
Explains how to make a warranty claim by returning defective parts freight prepaid.
States liability limits and reserves the right to change product designs.
Lists items not covered by the warranty, such as normal wear, misuse, or non-manufacturer parts.
Discusses limitations on consequential damages and acknowledges state-specific variations.
Emphasizes the tachometer as a key instrument for monitoring engine RPM and diagnosing performance issues.
Addresses performance problems when maximum RPM is normal, pointing to hull issues like overload or drag.
Identifies causes for high RPM with low thrust, such as blockages, impeller wear, or stator vane damage.
Explains that low RPM typically indicates an engine problem related to fuel, air, or ignition.
Details common causes of excessive noise like cavitation, bearing issues, or exhaust back pressure.
Describes cavitation sounds and the causes of bearing-related moans or whines in the jet unit.
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