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Defines the intended use of the outboard motor for amateur use in boats and pontoons.
Details the model, motor type, capacity, speed, power, and dimensions of the outboard motor.
Highlights prohibited activities and general safety precautions for operating the device.
Provides essential operational guidance, daily inspection advice, and usage rules.
Process of attaching the propeller and throttle linkage to the motor unit using screws.
Guidelines for safe refuelling using unleaded petrol and proper motor attachment.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the engine when it is cold.
Procedure for starting the engine when it is already warm.
Instructions on how to safely switch off the motor using the handle switch.
Essential checks to perform before setting sail to ensure safety and operational readiness.
Procedure for cleaning the motor with fresh water after use in saltwater to prevent corrosion.
Steps for cleaning the fuel tank, including draining and removing debris.
Guide to checking, cleaning, or replacing the fuel filter for optimal fuel delivery.
Actions to take if the motor experiences flooding, including immediate steps and service.
Detailed guide on inspecting, cleaning, and setting the gap of the spark plug.
Instructions for replacing the gear oil after a specified period of operation.
Information on propeller damage, replacement, and shaft maintenance.
Recommendations for properly storing the outboard motor when not in use.
Explanation of the heeling angle and its manual adjustment for optimal boat balance.
Steps for assembling and securing the motor's mounting bracket to the boat.
Guidance on repair procedures, emphasizing qualified personnel and original spare parts.
Visual representation of the outboard motor with a list of numbered parts.
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