5.0 OPERATION
5.0 OPERATION
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CXO300 OWNER’S MANUAL
5.1 USAGE CYCLE
Outboards are provided for commercial operation on the basis that their usage profile is up to two hours
at maximum power in every twelve hours. Outboards will typically have a load factor of up to 50% and are
expected to run up to 1500 hours per year.
Outboards are provided for recreational applications on the basis that their usage profile is up to one hour
at maximum power in every twelve hours. Outboards will typically have a load factor of up to 30% and
are expected to run up to 400 hours per year.
5.2 PRE-START CHECKS
Before you start the outboard(s), it is important you run all the pre-start checks referred to from 5.2.1.
onto 5.2.5. If any of these checks indicate a fault or that an outboard is not working properly, please
contact your authorized Cox Powertrain dealer for inspection and repair. Do not operate any outboard
which fails the initial checks.
Prior to operating your outboard(s), inspect your boat and outboard(s), rigging and helm components
visually for damage or abnormalities. Refer to this Owner’s Manual as necessary for instructions and to
identify what is normal for your outboard(s).
When powering on, always check the helm display for any active malfunctions and action appropriately.
Do not operate the outboard(s) if any visible damage or abnormality is identified, or if there is an active
malfunction shown. Consult this manual or contact your Cox Powertrain official dealer for further support.
WARNING
Operating your outboard(s) with visible damage or an active malfunction warning can be hazardous.
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