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General| Full Throttle Operating Range | 5, 300 - 6, 300 rpm |
|---|---|
| Starting System | Electric |
| Lubrication System | Wet Sump |
| Ignition System | Fully Transistorized |
| Trim Method | Power Trim and Tilt |
| Cooling System | Water Cooled |
| Steering | Remote |
| Engine Type | 4-Stroke |
| Max Output | 225 HP |
| Fuel Delivery System | Electronic Fuel Injection |
| Shaft Length | L: 508 mm, X: 635 mm |
| Exhaust | Through Propeller |
Recommended fuel types and precautions for gasoline usage.
Recommendations for engine oil type, viscosity, and quality for optimal performance.
Guidance on the type and specification of gear oil to use for long life.
Identifies parts for side mount, top mount controls, and remote boxes.
Explains the monitor-tachometer and other gauges for monitoring engine status.
Instructions and requirements for installing the boat's battery for reliable power.
Guidance on choosing and installing the correct propeller for optimal performance and engine protection.
How to adjust trim angle for better steering stability and performance.
Adjusting trim tabs to compensate for boat veering tendencies.
Adjusting throttle tension and motor cover fastening for proper operation.
Explains the self-check sequence of caution system lamps and buzzer.
Details over-revolution, oil pressure, and cooling water caution systems for engine protection.
Alerts for low battery voltage affecting motor performance.
Explains diagnostic, oil change, engine stall, and water-in-fuel alerts for maintenance.
Procedures for cancelling system activations, like oil change reminder.
Operation of the hydraulic system to adjust motor tilt and trim.
Procedures for manual tilting and using the tilt lever for support.
Essential checks before operating the boat, including fuel and oil levels.
Guidelines for the initial 10 hours of engine operation for maximum life and performance.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the outboard motor safely.
How to shift gears and control speed using the remote control handle.
Procedures for safely stopping the outboard motor in normal or emergency situations.
Guidelines for securing the boat and motor when moored to prevent damage.
Guidance for shallow water, salt water, and freezing weather operations.
Safe methods for transporting the motor and trailering the boat.
A detailed schedule of required inspections and maintenance tasks for engine longevity.
Maintenance for spark plugs, breather, fuel lines, and ignition.
Procedures for changing engine oil, gear oil, and lubrication points.
Maintenance for fuel filters, anodes, bonding wires, battery, and oil filters.
Procedures for flushing water passages with engine running or not to prevent corrosion.
Steps to take to protect the motor after accidental submersion to prevent corrosion.
Steps for preparing the motor for long-term storage, including fluid changes.
Proper procedures for removing, storing, and charging the boat battery.
Procedures after storage and locating identification numbers for service.
Guide to diagnose common complaints and check fuses for electrical issues.
Key technical data and operating ranges for the DF200, DF225, and DF250 engines.
How operating hours are displayed on the monitor-tachometer and their meaning.
Electrical schematic for the DF200T/Z model, showing component connections.
Electrical schematic for the DF225T/Z model, showing component connections.
Electrical schematic for the DF250T/Z model, showing component connections.
