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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
4
Default Chapter
4
Table of Contents
4
Safety Information
7
Outboard Motor Safety
7
Electric Shock
7
Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
7
Gasoline
7
Hot Parts
7
Power Trim and Tilt
7
Propeller
7
Rotating Parts
7
Alcohol and Drugs
8
Boating Safety
8
Carbon Monoxide
8
Gasoline Exposure and Spills
8
Modifications
8
Overloading
8
Personal Flotation Devices
8
Accident Reporting
9
Avoid Collisions
9
Boating Safety Publications
9
Laws and Regulations
9
Passenger Training
9
Weather
9
Basic Boating Rules (Rules of the Road)
10
Steering and Sailing Rules and Sound Signals
10
Other Special Situations
11
General Information
14
Identification Numbers Record
14
Outboard Motor Serial Number
14
Key Number
14
Read Manuals and Labels
15
Warning Labels
15
Specifications and Requirements
18
Specifications
18
Battery Requirements
20
Mounting Battery
20
Multiple Batteries
20
Remote Control Requirements
20
Specifications of Battery
20
Propeller Selection
21
Start-In-Gear Protection
21
Engine Oil Requirements
22
Fuel Requirements
22
Gasoline
22
Anti-Fouling Paint
23
Emergency Equipment
23
Emission Control Information
23
Motor Disposal Requirements
23
North American Models
23
Ring Free Fuel Additive
23
Star Labels
24
Components
26
Components Diagram
26
Fuel Joint
27
Fuel Tank
27
Air Vent Screw
28
Fuel Gauge
28
Fuel Tank Cap
28
Neutral Interlock Trigger
28
Neutral Throttle Lever
28
Remote Control Box
28
Remote Control Lever
28
Gear Shift Lever
29
Throttle Grip
29
Throttle Indicator
29
Tiller Handle
29
Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard) and Clip
30
Throttle Friction Adjuster
30
Engine Stop Button
31
Main Switch
31
Steering Friction Adjuster
31
Power Trim and Tilt Switch on Remote
32
Control or Tiller Handle
32
Power Trim and Tilt Switch on Bottom Cowling
32
Variable Trolling RPM Switches
33
Trim Tab with Anode
34
Tilt Support Lever for Power Trim and Tilt Model
34
Cowling Lock Lever(S) (Turn Type)
35
Fuel Filter/Water Separator
35
Flushing Device
35
Instruments and Indicators
37
Digital Tachometer
37
Hour Meter
37
Tachometer
37
Trim Meter
37
Low Oil Pressure-Alert Indicator
38
Digital Speedometer
38
Speedometer
38
Fuel Gauge
39
Trip Meter / Clock / Voltmeter
39
Fuel Level-Alert Indicator
40
Low Battery Voltage-Alert Indicator
40
Indicator
40
Analog Tachometer
40
Low Oil Pressure-Alert Indicator
40
Overheat-Alert Indicator
41
Analog Trim Meter
41
Command Link Multifunction Meters
41
Command Link Multifunction
42
Start-Up Checks
43
Adjusting Trolling Speed
43
Low Oil Pressure-Alert
43
Overheat Alert
44
Water Separator Alert
44
Low Battery Voltage-Alert
45
Engine Trouble Alert
45
Command Link Multifunction Speed & Fuel Meters
46
Command Link Multifunction Speedometers
47
Command Link Multifunction Fuel Management Meters
47
Engine Control System
49
Alert System
49
Overheat Alert
49
Low Oil Pressure Alert
49
Installation
51
Mounting the Outboard Motor
51
Operation
53
First-Time Operation
53
Fill Engine Oil
53
Breaking in Engine
53
Getting to Know Your Boat
53
Checks before Starting Engine
53
Fuel Level
53
Remove the Top Cowling
54
Fuel System
54
Controls
54
Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
55
Engine Oil
55
Engine
56
Flushing Device
56
Install Top Cowling
56
Power Trim and Tilt System
57
Battery
57
Filling Fuel
57
Operating Engine
58
Sending Fuel (Portable Tank)
59
Starting Engine
60
Checks after Starting Engine
62
Shifting
63
Warming up Engine
63
Manual Start and Electric Start
63
Models
63
Checks after Engine Warm up
63
Stop Switches
63
Stopping Boat
64
Stopping Engine
65
Procedure
65
Trolling
65
Adjusting Trolling Speed
65
Trimming Outboard Motor
66
Adjusting Trim Angle (Power Trim and Tilt)
67
Adjusting Boat Trim
68
Bow up
68
Bow down
68
Tilting up and down
68
Procedure for Tilting up (Power Trim and Tilt Models)
69
Procedure for Tilting down (Power Trim and Tilt Models)
70
Shallow Water
71
Power Trim and Tilt Models
71
Cruising in Other Conditions
72
Cruising in Salt Water
72
Maintenance
73
Transporting and Storing Outboard Motor
73
Storing Outboard Motor
73
Procedure
74
Lubrication
75
Cleaning and Anticorrosion Measures
75
Flushing Power Unit
75
Cleaning the Outboard Motor
77
Checking Painted Surface of Outboard Motor
77
Periodic Maintenance
77
Replacement Parts
77
Maintenance Interval Guidelines
78
Maintenance Chart 1
79
Maintenance Chart 2
81
Greasing
82
Cleaning and Adjusting Spark Plug
82
Inspecting Idle Speed
83
Changing Engine Oil
83
Inspecting Wiring and Connectors
85
Checking Propeller
85
Removing Propeller
86
Spline Models
86
Installing Propeller
86
Changing Gear Oil
87
Cleaning Fuel Tank
88
Inspecting and Replacing Anode(S)
89
Checking Battery (for Electric Start Models)
89
Using a Single Battery
90
Using an Accessory Battery
90
Connecting the Battery
90
Disconnecting the Battery
91
Trouble Recovery
92
Troubleshooting
92
Replacing Fuse
95
Temporary Action in Emergency
95
Impact Damage
95
Power Trim and Tilt will Not Operate
96
Water Separator-Alert Indicator Blinks While Cruising
97
Starter will Not Operate
99
Emergency Starting Engine
100
Treatment of Submerged Motor
100
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Brand
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Model
F40
Category
Outboard Motor
Language
English
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