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USING & ADJUSTING THE MOTOR
MOUNT FEATURES
Become familiar with the features of the motor to maximize the capabilities this product oers.
Trim HousingTrim Housing
Steering Steering
HousingHousing
Lower UnitLower Unit
MountMount
Power CablesPower Cables
Motor RampsMotor Ramps
ShaftShaft
Coil Cord Coil Cord
SliderSlider
Coil CordCoil Cord
Mount
The Mount holds the motor on the deck of the boat. The Mount positions the motor when deployed and secures the motor flat on the
deck when stowed. The Indicator Panel is located on the end of the Mount, near the Power Cables.
Motor Ramps
The Motor Ramps hold and support the Lower Unit when the motor
is stowed. When the Lower Unit rests securely on the Motor Ramps,
the STOWED
LED on the Indicator Panel will illuminate orange.
The Motor Ramps also hold the motor in the deployed position.
Coil Cord Slider
Motors with a shaft length of 72”, 87”, or 100” have a Coil Cord Slider. The Coil Cord Slider functions to support the Coil Cord and
prevent it from becoming tangled or hitting obstructions. The Coil Cord Slider sits on the Shaft between the Control Head and Trim
Housing. The arm of the Coil Cord Slider connects to the Coil Cord. The Coil Cord Slider floats freely on the shaft and moves with the Coil
Cord while stowing and deploying. The Coil Cord Slider is not present on motors with a shaft length of 60”.
SYSTEM STATUS
SYSTEM STATUS
RIPTIDE INSTINCT
Indicator PanelIndicator Panel
System System
Status Status
LEDLED
Power ButtonPower Button
Stowed Stowed
LEDLED
WARNING
When stowing or deploying the motor, keep fingers clear of all
hinges, pivot points, pinch points and all moving parts.
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