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MANUAL STOW BYPASS
WARNING
While servicing the motor, stay clear of pinch points and do not
wear loose-fitting clothing or loose-fitting jewelry.
CAUTION
Once the motor has been manually stowed, it will be non-
operational until it is manually recovered.
NOTICE: In the event of a Manual Stow Bypass, the Quick Release Pin is removed from the Steering Housing. To reinstall the
Quick Release Pin and restore motor functions, the Steering Housing must be in the same position it was in when the Quick
Release Pin was removed. Incorrect installation of the Quick Release Pin may cause severe damage to the motor. See the
“Manual Stow Bypass Recovery” section for more information.
1
a. With the motor deployed, locate the Trim Release
Lever on the side of the Trim Housing.
b. Firmly grasp the Shaft of the motor. While lifting up
on the Shaft, open the Trim Release Lever.
c. Manually trim the motor by pulling the Shaft upward.
Stop lifting when there are approximately 10 inches
of Shaft remaining below the Steering Housing.
d. Rotate the Shaft so that the Prop faces Port. The
Lower Unit should be perpendicular to the Mount.
e. Close the Trim Release Lever to secure the Shaft
in place.
Trim Trim
Release Release
LeverLever
Trim Trim
HousingHousing
ShaftShaft
Manually Trim the Motor
10"10"
PortPort
PropProp
Trim Trim
Release Release
LeverLever
Trim Trim
HousingHousing
ShaftShaft
WARNING
Moving parts can cut or crush. When using the Trim Release
Lever or moving the Shaft, keep fingers clear of all hinges,
pivot points, and moving parts. Take care when mechanical
parts are in motion.
1b
1c 1d
1e
WARNING
Disconnect the motor from power to avoid
accidental operation.
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