Possible causes Recommended maintenance
Tiller control throttle or remote
control throttle not working
correctly.
Check operation for free travel and ensure
that there are no faults.
Damaged or improper size
propeller.
Refer to Specifications or Propeller
Replacement.
Boat overloaded or load
improperly distributed.
Distribute the weight evenly.
Excessive water in bilge. Drain water from the bilge.
Boat bottom is dirty or
damaged.
Clean the boat.
Battery Will Not Hold Charge
IMPORTANT:Imminent and permanent battery failure can be caused by each
of the following abusive scenarios: Battery overheating, storing the battery for
extended periods while depleted, punctures to the battery casing, damage from
dropping, water submersion, or incorrectly connecting external wiring creating a
short circuit. Never try to use a battery that has case damage, was submerged,
short circuited, or has a fault indicating failure on the LED battery status lights.
Refer to Battery State Of Charge (SOC) Status.
Possible Causes
Recommended Maintenance
Battery connections are loose or
corroded.
The outboard needs to be serviced by an
authorized technician.
The outboard is being used in
environment at or below freezing
temperatures 0 °C (32 °F).
Worn out or inefficient battery.
Unapproved electrical accessories
drawing power from the Avator
battery.
Defective battery or electrical
components.
Battery Will Not Charge with Charger
Possible Causes
Recommended Maintenance
Charger not compatible
with Avator outboard.
IMPORTANT: Do not use any charger except
Mercury Avator specific chargers. Aftermarket
chargers may damage the battery.
Poor connection between
the charger and the
battery.
Ensure full engagement of the connectors
between the battery and charger.
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