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9 Maintenance
9.1 Precautions
1. Regular maintenance keeps your outboard motor in optimal condition and extends its service
life.
2. Do not start the outboard motor in shallow water near the shore. Adjust the outboard motor to
the shallow water mode to avoid touching the bottom. Once the water depth is sufficient for
using the outboard motor, adjust it to the appropriate gear and then start it.
3. After using the product in saltwater, promptly rinse the motor housing and all parts that come
into contact with saltwater with fresh water to reduce corrosion.
4. Always perform maintenance or repairs with the outboard motor power turned off.
5. Perform maintenance or repairs under the guidance of a professional or authorized dealer.
6. If any parts of the outboard motor are damaged or need to be replaced, be sure to use
ePropulsion's original parts.
7. Store the outboard motor in a cool and dry place.
8. For long-term (more than a few weeks) storage of the outboard motor, the battery level
should be around 45% to 50%. The level should be checked every 3 months and topped up if
necessary. Do not leave fully charged or discharged for long periods.
9.2 Propeller Inspection/Replacement
The propeller is installed on the outboard motor before leaving the factory. Before use, and
periodically, the propeller and shaft should be inspected. For inspection, or if the propeller needs
to be replaced, follow the diagram below.
Figure 9.1
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step 1: Insert the drive pin into hole in shaft
step 2: Slide propeller onto shaft,
aligning slot in propeller with drive pin
step 3: Insert the washer
step 4: Apply threadlocker on
the screws，do up the M4 screw
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