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cause shock and even death. Maintain good ventilation conditions when debugging the
engine indoors.
3. Self-protection
Wear protective glasses when drilling, grinding or using air compressors. Wear
protective gloves and safety shoes when necessary.
4. Use of lubricants and sealants
When maintaining and repairing outboard motors, only products provided or
recommended by Parsun can be used.
Under normal circumstances, the lubricants mentioned in this Manual will not damage
your skin. However, please take protective measures before use to reduce risks.
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1 Apply protective cream to both hands before overhauling outboard motors;
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2 If clothes are contaminated by lubricant, replace and clean them as soon as possible.
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3 Avoid contact with skin;
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4 Please wash your hands and skin carefully with soap and hot water after touching
lubricant.
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5 Use a clean, non-fuzzing rag to wipe off the spilled grease.
5. Developing good working habits
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1 Tighten nuts, bolts and screws according to the specified torque from the center
outward and from large ones to small ones.
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2 Use recommended special tools to avoid damage to parts. Use the right tools in the
right way.
Disassembling and Assembling
When disassembling and assembling an outboard motor, please observe the following
principles:
1. Use special tools when disassembling and assembling parts;
2. Remove dust and dirt before disassembling parts;
3. Apply engine oil to the contact surface of moving parts before assembly;
4. When installing the bearing, place the manufacturer's mark in the specified direction
and lubricate it fully.
5. Before installation, coat a thin layer of waterproof lubricating oil on the protruding part
and periphery of the oil seal;
6. After the assembling is completed, check whether the moving parts are working
properly.
Disposable Parts
Parts such as gaskets, oil seals, O-rings, cotter pins and spring rings are disposable parts and must be
replaced when reinstalling the outboard motor.
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