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General| Brand | TOHATSU |
|---|---|
| Model | MFS 9.9C |
| Category | Outboard Motor |
| Language | English |
Explains the function and usage of the emergency stop switch for safety.
Provides guidelines for safe operation of the boat and outboard motor.
Instructions for securely attaching the outboard motor to the boat transom.
Details on connecting remote control cables and wiring harness for operation.
Guidance on correctly installing and connecting the marine battery.
Specifies required gasoline types and engine oil viscosity for operation.
Outlines the recommended break-in procedure for new outboard motors.
Explains the engine oil warning lamp and low oil pressure precautions.
Describes the ESG device and potential causes for its activation.
Step-by-step guide for starting the outboard motor, including safety checks.
Instructions for warming up the engine to ensure proper lubrication and operation.
Details on shifting between forward, neutral, and reverse gears safely.
Procedures for safely shutting down the outboard motor.
Guidance on adjusting the outboard motor's trim angle for optimal performance.
Procedures for tilting the motor up/down and operating in shallow water.
Steps for safely detaching the outboard motor from the boat.
Recommendations for transporting the outboard motor.
Guidelines for storing the outboard motor correctly.
How to adjust the steering friction for desired handling.
Adjusting the throttle grip friction for smooth operation.
Adjusting the resistance of the remote control lever.
How to adjust the trim tab for straight-line boat tracking.
Pre- and post-operation checks for safe motor condition.
Scheduled maintenance checks based on operating hours or time.
Comprehensive steps for preparing the motor for long-term storage.
Checks to perform before using the engine after winter storage.
Emergency measures to take if the outboard motor is submerged.
Advice on operating the motor in freezing temperatures.
Inspection points after the motor hits an underwater object.
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