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General| Brand | Suzuki |
|---|---|
| Model | DF250 |
| Category | Outboard Motor |
| Language | English |
Definitions for Warning, Caution, Notice, and Note signal words.
Explains the critical nature of the first 10 hours of operation.
Key safety precautions and checks before using the motor.
Explains the manual's role in proper care, maintenance, and EPA compliance.
Advice on modifications, weather, parts, and antennae placement.
Encourages protecting boating waters and proper disposal of waste.
Advises taking a safety class for improved boating skills and safety.
Warning about chemicals in exhaust and product components.
Advises on unleaded, octane, oxygenated, and ethanol/methanol blends.
Specifies SAE viscosity grade and API classification for engine oil.
Recommends SUZUKI HYPOID GEAR OIL or SAE 90 GL-5.
Illustrates and explains a warning label regarding fuel leak hazards.
Warns against overpowering and recommends dealer installation for controls.
Specifies 12 Volt cranking-type lead acid battery specs (MCA, CCA, RC).
Details sub battery cable function and power for accessories.
Explains matching propeller to boat for optimal engine speed and performance.
Step-by-step guide for installing the propeller using grease, nut, and pin.
How to adjust trim angle for steering stability and performance.
Explains how small/large trim angles affect steering and stability.
Steps to adjust trim tabs to compensate for boat veering.
How to adjust control handle tension for preference.
Adjusting the motor cover fastening for a secure fit.
Explains how caution systems alert to potential motor damage.
Describes the initial check of warning lamps and buzzer on startup.
Alerts when engine speed exceeds limits, may reduce speed.
Alerts when oil pressure drops, may reduce speed or stop engine.
Alerts when engine temp is high due to poor cooling.
Alerts to low battery voltage affecting motor performance.
Detects abnormal sensor signals and warns of issues.
Notifies operator for timely engine oil replacement based on operating hours.
Procedure to cancel system alerts after addressing the issue.
Alerts when the motor stalls during operation.
Warns if water in the fuel exceeds a specific volume.
Explains operation of the switch to tilt the motor up or down.
Adjusts the tilt limiter cam to prevent motor well contact.
How to manually tilt the motor if the power trim fails.
Supports the motor in a tilted position for non-moving engine support.
Key checks include fuel, oil, battery, propeller, and safety gear.
Proper operation during first 10 hours for maximum engine life and performance.
Steps before starting: lower motor, check fuel hose, ensure neutral.
Squeeze priming bulb, check warm-up lever, turn ignition to start.
How to shift between FORWARD, NEUTRAL, and REVERSE using the control handle.
Steps to stop engine: neutral, cool down, turn key off.
Tips for tilting motor up when mooring in shallow water or for storage.
How to tilt motor higher in shallow water, with speed limitations.
Recommends flushing passages after salt water use to prevent corrosion.
Keep lower unit submerged in freezing temps; drain vertically when removed.
Recommends professional dealer service for motor removal.
Instructions for vertical and horizontal transport of the motor.
Advice on securing the motor and using a transom saver bar.
Outlines service items and intervals for optimal motor performance and longevity.
Procedure for removing, inspecting, and installing spark plugs.
Inspecting breather and fuel lines for leaks or damage and replacement needs.
Step-by-step guide for draining warm oil and refilling with recommended oil.
Procedure for checking and changing gear oil for long motor life.
Steps to inspect and clean the low pressure fuel filter.
Chart showing lubrication points and recommended lubricants for motor parts.
How anodes protect against corrosion and when to replace them.
Checking bonding wires and terminals for damage to protect against electrolysis.
Instructions for inspecting, maintaining, and charging the battery.
Recommends periodic replacement of the engine oil filter by a dealer.
Steps to flush water passages with fresh water after operation in dirty water.
Procedures to protect motor from corrosion after accidental submersion.
Steps for preparing the motor for long-term storage, including oil and fuel.
How to remove, clean, and store the battery for long periods.
Steps to take after storage to return the motor to operating condition.
Shows where to find model, serial, and key numbers for reference.
Refers to a separate booklet for details on motor warranties.
Information on engine certification and emission control system components.
Guide to identify and resolve common engine issues like low power, vibration, overheating.
Lists potential causes for starter failure, starting problems, stalling, and low speed.
How to locate, identify, and replace blown fuses.
Lists engine type, displacement, output, and other key specs for models.
Explains how the monitor-tachometer indicates total operating hours and REV-LIMIT.
Illustrates the process of oil change reminders and their cancellation.
Electrical schematic showing component connections for DF200T/Z models.
Electrical schematic showing component connections for DF225T/Z models.
Electrical schematic showing component connections for DF250T/Z models.
