What to do if my Torqeedo Travel 603 Outboard Motor shows error E05?
If your Torqeedo Outboard Motor displays error code E05, it indicates that the motor or propeller is blocked. To resolve this: 1. Move the main switch to the “OFF” position. 2. Disconnect the battery connection. 3. Release the blockage. 4. Turn the propeller one more turn by hand. 5. Reconnect the battery to the system.
What to do if my Torqeedo Travel 603 displays error E43?
If your Torqeedo Outboard Motor shows error code E43, it means the battery is flat. Charge the battery. It might be possible to slowly restart the motor from the neutral position.
What to do if my Torqeedo Travel 603 Outboard Motor shows errors E21, E22, or E23?
If your Torqeedo Outboard Motor displays errors E21, E22, or E23, it's related to the tiller. Recalibrate it using these steps: 1. Press and hold the CAL button for ten seconds until '? cal up' appears on the display. 2. Set the tiller to full throttle forwards. 3. Press the CAL button until '? cal stp' appears. 4. Set the tiller to the neutral position. 5. Press the CAL button until '? cal dn' appears. 6. Set the tiller to full throttle reverse. 7. Press the CAL button. If the problem persists, contact Torqeedo Service.
What to do if my Torqeedo Outboard Motor shows error E30?
If your Torqeedo Outboard Motor displays error code E30, it indicates a communication error with the motor. Check the data cables and plug connections. Clean the contacts using contact spray. If the issue continues, contact Torqeedo Service and provide them with the error code.
What to do if my Torqeedo Outboard Motor shows error E07?
If your Torqeedo Outboard Motor displays error E07, it indicates an overcurrent to the motor. Continue at reduced power and contact Torqeedo Service.
General| Brand | Torqeedo |
|---|---|
| Model | Travel 603 |
| Category | Outboard Motor |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the manual's purpose and how to use it effectively.
Details common symbols and their meanings for user comprehension and safety.
Provides technical specifications for Travel 603 and 1103 CS/CL models.
Describes safety mechanisms like the magnetic kill switch and tiller operation.
Covers essential safety rules, intended use, and general precautions for system operation.
Details specific critical hazards including explosion, fire, radiation, and mechanical risks.
Details further critical hazards such as non-manoeuvrable boats and rotating components.
Guides on installing drive and steering components in the boat.
Instructions for securing steering and optimizing motor position.
Details the multifunction display, its symbols, and their meanings.
Explains how to select and change units displayed on the screen.
Details methods for rapidly stopping the Travel system.
Instructions on how to switch the motor on using the on/off button and kill switch.
Advice on starting a trip and safety considerations with swimmers.
Explains how to operate the tiller for forward, reverse, and neutral.
Guides on how to steer the boat using the tiller.
Procedures for switching off the motor and cleaning the unit.
Instructions for tilting the motor unit upwards for ground contact protection.
Explains the auto kick-up setting for grounding and its limitations.
Steps for tilting the motor unit down and releasing the locking lever.
Details risks of battery leakage and essential battery protection measures.
Identifies battery connections and charge status display light.
Step-by-step guide for charging the battery with the power supply unit.
Information on charging the battery using DC power supply.
Instructions and advice for towing/slipping the boat with the motor.
Lists common error codes, their causes, and troubleshooting steps.
Provides information on proper disposal of the device according to WEEE Directive.
References the digital manual for further details on care, service, and compliance.
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