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Explains safety symbols and rules for engine operation and care.
Emphasizes visual checks, safe maneuvering, and hazards like propellers.
Details fueling risks, accident causes, and safety equipment importance.
Discusses risk of CO poisoning from exhaust fumes in turbulence.
Explains manual scope, new boat handling, regulations, and warranty.
Details engine break-in procedure and correct fuel, oil, and coolant usage.
Stresses regular servicing and use of genuine Bukh parts for reliability.
Explains ignition lock, e-Key panel, and safety lanyard functions for system access.
Describes the e-Key remote sender, its buttons, and battery replacement.
Details Start/Stop, Station, Lowspeed, and PTA panel functions.
Explains Neutral button and Single Lever control functions.
How to use Cruise Control and Docking Panel for boat operation.
Adjusting screen contrast/backlighting and handling fault messages.
Using Power Trim panel and understanding various engine gauges.
Describes Information Display and optional 4" display views.
Details Fuel view (trip computer), Vessel view (boat info), and Battery status.
Navigating settings for Beeps, Trip Reset, Depth Alarm, Display Contrast.
Procedures for calibrating Power Trim Assistant, Fuel Tank, and Speed Factor.
Managing e-Keys and calibrating the joystick for boat movement.
Guides on safe operation, reading instruments, and handling alarms.
Details maneuvering, forward/reverse operation, and helm station management.
Recommends cruising speed for economy and synchronizing twin engines.
Procedures for stopping the engine using panels or e-Key.
Lists checks after shutdown, operation breaks, and boat layup.
Guides on boat trailering and protecting against cold weather.
How the system warns of faults and displays messages.
Accessing registered faults and their details in the Information Display.
Detailed causes and actions for battery, engine, EVC, transmission, and steering faults.
Causes and actions for coolant, oil, fuel, and helm restart issues.
Causes and actions for issues related to engine speed, temperature, and fuel.
Causes and actions for intake temp, key, trim, battery, sensor, and steering faults.
Causes and actions for steering oil temp, water in bellows, and water in fuel.
What may occur with faults, and actions after running aground.
Steps for starting with auxiliary batteries and manual gear shifting.
Manual alignment of rudder actuator, emergency steering, and trimming procedures.
Procedure to follow before restarting engine after a crash-stop.
Details service intervals and essential safety precautions for maintenance.
Identifies key engine components and outlines general inspection.
How to maintain drive belts and the engine lubrication system.
Procedures for bleeding fuel system, managing water in fuel, and coolant.
Maintaining seawater system, filter, and checking electrical components.
Safety and procedures for battery maintenance and replacement.
Checking oil levels for reverse gear, sterndrives, and steering system.
Measures to prevent damage, condensation, mold, and corrosion during boat storage.
Engine type, displacement, bore, stroke, weight, and idling speed.
Oil specs, fuel requirements, and cooling system parameters.
Oil capacities, qualities, and viscosities for gears, sterndrives, and steering.
Explains the importance of type plates for service and parts ordering.
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