Parsun F115 - Basic Maintenance; Maintenance Interval Chart

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Basic maintenance
Maintenance Interval Chart
The outboard motor should be maintained regularly, operated in normal environment and
maintained correctly, which can effectively prolong the service life of the outboard motor.
The following table gives the general principles of the maintenance intervals, which can be
adjusted according to the operating conditions.
“”refers to the work that can be done by the user.
“”refers to the work that should be done by the distributor.
Item Operation
Initial Interval
20 hours
(3
months)
100 hours
(1 year)
300 hours
(3 years)
500 hours
(5 years)
Anode (external) Check/replace /
Anode (internal)* Check/replace 
Anode (internal)** Replace 
Battery (electrolyte,
terminal)
Check / /
Cooling water channel Clean  
Top cover clamp handle Check /
Engine startup Check / /
Engine idle speed Check / /
Engine noise Check / /
Engine oil Replace / /
Oil filter Replace /
Fuel filter (decomposable) Check/clean/replace / /
Fuel line Check  
Fuel line Replace  
Fuel pump Check/replace 
Fuel/oil leakage Check 
Gear oil Replace / /
Lubricating oil refueling
point
Add lubricating oil / /
Water pump Check 
Water pump impeller/inner
shell
Replace 
Hydraulic warping device Check / /
Propeller/slotted nut/cotter
pin
Check/replace / /
Overflow valve Check/replace 
Shift linkage/shift cable Check/adjust  
Thermostat Check 
Spark plug cap/high-tension
cable
Check/replace  
Spark plug Clean/adjust/replace /
Throttle linkage/throttle
cable
Check/adjust/replace 
Cooling water observation
hole
Check / /
Cooling water inlet Check / /