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Guidance on diagnosing and resolving motor issues, emphasizing minor electrical problems.
Outlines common issues such as battery problems and their causes like neglect or corrosion.
Discusses blown diodes, fuse issues, and ventilation requirements for the charger.
Advises on preventing and fixing key switch corrosion due to moisture.
Explains electrolysis as rapid corrosion caused by grounding the boat to a battery terminal.
Details the sequence of operations from turning the key to engaging forward and reverse.
Explains how lever movement adjusts speed via potentiometer resistance affecting the PMC.
Details the pinout and function of sockets and plugs for motor and control cables.
Shows plug/socket assignments for later models with a covered rectangular plug.
Guides on detecting and rectifying shorts within control and motor cables.
Details checks for PMC capacitor voltage, control wire resistance, and potentiometer function.
Addresses the symptom of the motor not running and the battery meter indicating low charge.
Covers scenarios where the motor fails to run but the battery meter shows normal status.
Details troubleshooting steps for when the motor fails to operate in the forward direction.
Provides troubleshooting steps for when the motor fails to operate in the reverse direction.
Explains the cause and correction for electrolysis, identified by rapid underwater corrosion.
Addresses the symptom of the charger not functioning, indicated by a zero ammeter reading.
Guides on troubleshooting reduced motor speed or shorter operating times.
Discusses battery acid levels leading to premature failure and replacement.
Addresses battery lifespan expiration and the need for replacement.
Explains the issue of reversed battery connections and how to correct it.
Diagram showing the battery and wiring configuration for a 60-volt system.
Diagram illustrating the battery and wiring setup for a 48-volt system.
Diagram depicting the battery and wiring arrangement for a 36-volt system.
General| Brand | Ray Electric Outboards |
|---|---|
| Model | E2 |
| Category | Engine |
| Language | English |
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