Troubleshooting
Problem Cause Solution
Fuel overows at the ll plate
(tank not full)
Fill or vent line blocked Check lines. Clear obstruction from
line or straighten line if kinked.
Water or moisture in fuel tank
Cap on deck fuel ll plate not tight
Condensation forming on walls of
partially lled tank.
Poor quality fuel from marina tanks.
Check cap. Tighten.
See next item above. If problem re-
mains, fuel tank and lines may need
to be drained and ushed. See your
dealer for service.
Check fuel/water separators. Drain if
necessary. Check with your dealer.
Engine cranks but will not start
(fuel system)
Lack of fuel.
Clogged fuel lter.
Clean fuel lter, check fuel level.
Check whether anti-siphon valve, if
so equipped, is stuck shut.
Improper starting procedure. Re-
view starting procedures in engine
manual.
Check and replace fuel lter.
Check fuel pump, fuel pump lter and
fuel tank line for cracked anges or
restricted ttings.
This can cause asphyxiation or death.
Maintain open ventilation.
Liquid fuel may ignite, causing severe burns.
Use fuel appropriate for the type of stove installed.
Turn off stove before changing tank.
Do not use for comfort heating.
Use special care for flames near urethane foam.
Once ignited, it burns rapidly, producing extreme
heat and releasing hazardous gasses and consum-
ing large amounts of oxygen.
Specifically follow all warnings and instructions in
your Operator’s Manual and the equipment OEM
manuals provided to you.
Fuel Systems
5.8
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