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General| Horsepower | 20 HP |
|---|---|
| Output | 14.7kW |
| Gear Shift | F-N-R |
| Gear Ratio | 2.15:1 |
| Engine Lubrication | Wet Sump |
| Full Throttle RPM Range | 5000-6000 RPM |
| Control Type | Tiller Handle |
| Fuel Type | Unleaded gasoline |
| Alternator Output | 12V |
| Recommended Oil | 10W-30 |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 12 L |
| Shaft Length | 20 inch |
| Engine Type | 4-Stroke SOHC 2 Cylinders |
Procedure for registering ownership and warranty for the outboard motor.
Ensuring the product is checked by an authorized dealer before delivery.
Guidelines for safe boat operation and awareness of surroundings.
Details on the function and usage of the emergency stop switch.
Responsibility for wearing Personal Floatation Devices (PFDs).
Recommendations for authorized service, genuine parts, and lubricants.
Owner's responsibility for correct maintenance procedures and periodic inspections.
Information on the hazards of carbon monoxide from exhaust gas.
Safety instructions for handling flammable gasoline and its vapors.
Table detailing features for different model types (MF, EF, EFT, EP, EPT).
Example breakdown of the outboard motor model naming convention.
Diagrams showing the location of various warning labels on the motor.
Information regarding the CE label and its details on the outboard motor.
Instructions for securely mounting the outboard motor onto the boat transom.
Steps for installing the remote control cables and box for operation.
Proper procedures and safety precautions for installing the outboard motor battery.
Guidelines for safe handling of fuel, including types and potential hazards.
Instructions on how to safely and correctly fill the fuel tank.
Specifies the recommended engine oil type, viscosity, and quality grades.
Guidance on the initial break-in period for new outboard motors.
Explanation of warning indicators, faults, and their corresponding remedies.
Essential checks and procedures before initial engine start.
Steps for connecting fuel and priming the system before starting.
Detailed instructions for starting the engine using different methods.
Procedure for warming up the engine to ensure proper lubrication and operation.
How to shift gears and control acceleration for forward and reverse movement.
Correct procedures for shutting down the outboard motor safely.
Instructions on how to steer the boat using tiller or remote control.
How to adjust the outboard motor's trim angle for optimal performance.
Procedures for manually or power tilting the outboard motor up and down.
Guidelines for operating the motor in shallow water conditions.
Step-by-step instructions for safely detaching the motor from the boat.
Guidance on how to carry the outboard motor safely and prevent damage.
Important considerations and warnings when trailering the boat with the motor attached.
How to adjust the steering friction for comfortable control.
Procedure for adjusting the friction on the throttle grip.
Adjusting the friction on the remote control lever for smooth operation.
How to adjust the trim tabs for straight-line cruising and steering.
Importance of regular maintenance for optimal performance and safety.
Pre- and post-operation checks for fuel, oil, electrical systems, and more.
Scheduled inspections and servicing based on operating hours or time intervals.
Procedures for storing the outboard motor during the off-season.
Steps to take before using the engine after winter storage.
Emergency measures for recovering and preparing a submerged outboard motor.
Important considerations for operating the motor in freezing temperatures.
Immediate steps to take and checks required after impact with underwater objects.
