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Yamaha 50 User Manual

Yamaha 50
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Printed in Japan
April 2009–0.1 × 1 !
Printed on recycled paper
50
OWNER’S MANUAL
63B-28199-1K
U.S.A.Edition
LIT-18626-08-36
q Read this manual carefully before operating this
outboard motor.
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Yamaha 50 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Engine Type4-stroke, SOHC
Cylinders3
Fuel Induction SystemEFI
Prop Shaft Horsepower50hp
Full Throttle RPM Range5000-6000 rpm
Starting SystemElectric
Fuel SystemEFI
Shaft Length20 inches
Alternator Output17A

Summary

Important Manual Information

To the Owner

Welcome message and overview of the owner's manual's purpose.

Understanding Safety Symbols

Explanation of warning, notice, and tip symbols used in the manual.

Safety Information

Outboard Motor Safety Basics

Essential safety precautions for operating the outboard motor and its components.

Boating and Environmental Safety

Safety guidelines related to fuel, environment, passengers, and general boating practices.

Navigation and Operational Safety

Safety practices for navigation, collision avoidance, rules of the road, and hazard awareness.

General Information

Identification Numbers Record

Records for outboard motor serial number and key number.

Manuals and Labels

Importance of reading manuals and identifying warning labels on the motor.

Operational Symbols

Explanation of symbols used in the manual for notices, warnings, and operations.

Specifications and Requirements

Engine and System Specifications

Detailed specifications for engine dimensions, performance, and systems.

Installation and Battery Requirements

Guidelines for installation, remote control, and battery specifications.

Propeller, Fuel, and Oil Details

Guidance on selecting propellers and requirements for engine oil and fuel.

Special Fuel Additives and Conditions

Information on fuel additives, handling muddy/acidic water, and anti-fouling paint.

Disposal, Emergency, and Emission Info

Requirements for motor disposal, emergency gear, and emission control compliance.

Components Identification

Component Diagram

Visual identification of major outboard motor components with numbered labels.

Fuel System Components

Details on fuel tank, joint, gauge, cap, and vent screw.

Control Levers and Handles

Explanation of remote control lever, tiller handle, and gear shift lever operation.

Throttle and Safety Controls

How to use throttle controls and safety features like the stop button.

Main Power and Trim/Tilt Switches

Operation of the main power switch and power trim/tilt switches.

Trim Adjustment and Tilting Mechanisms

Details on trim adjustment components and cowling locking mechanisms.

Instruments and Indicators

Digital Instruments

Explains the digital tachometer and hour meter functions.

Analog Gauges

Describes various analog gauges like tachometer, trim meter, and oil level indicators.

Engine Control System

Alert System Functions

Details on overheat and oil level alerts, including buzzer indicators.

Installation Procedures

Outboard Motor Mounting

Guidance on proper motor mounting height and balancing for the boat.

Securing the Motor to Transom

Steps for clamping the outboard motor securely to the transom.

Operating the Outboard Motor

First-Time Operation and Break-In

Initial setup, engine break-in procedures, and oil injection system use.

Pre-Operation Checks and Fueling

Essential checks before starting, including fuel level and fueling procedures.

Controls and Safety Features

Explains operation of tiller/remote controls, shut-off cord, and trim/tilt switches.

Starting, Warming Up, and Shifting

Procedures for starting the engine, checking cooling water, warming up, and shifting gears.

Stopping Procedures and Motor Angle Adjustment

How to safely stop the engine/boat and adjust motor trim angle.

Tilting, Shallow Water, and Condition Operation

How to tilt motor, operate in shallow water, and cruise in various conditions.

Maintenance Procedures

Transport, Storage, and Flushing

Guidelines for transporting, storing, and flushing the outboard motor.

Lubrication, Cleaning, and Surface Checks

Procedures for lubricating, cleaning the motor, and checking its exterior.

Periodic Checks and Interval Guidelines

Regular checks, parts replacement, and recommended maintenance schedules.

Maintenance Charts and Greasing

Comprehensive charts detailing maintenance tasks and intervals, plus greasing instructions.

Spark Plug and Fuel Filter Service

Instructions for servicing spark plugs and checking the fuel filter.

Fluid Checks and Propeller Maintenance

Checking engine oil, propeller inspection, removal, and installation procedures.

Gear Oil, Fuel Tank, and Anode Service

Procedures for changing gear oil, cleaning the fuel tank, and servicing anodes.

Battery Service and Connections

Procedures for checking, connecting, and disconnecting the battery safely.

Trouble Recovery

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Common problems and solutions for starting, operation, and engine issues.

Emergency and Impact Procedures

Actions to take in emergencies, including impact damage and fuse replacement.

Starting System and Trim/Tilt Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting steps for starter and power trim/tilt system failures.

Engine Start and Operation Troubleshooting

Procedures for emergency starting and resolving engine start/operation failures.

Submerged Motor Recovery

Steps to take if the outboard motor becomes submerged.

Consumer Information and Warranty

Two Year Limited Warranty Details

Details of the Yamaha 2-year limited warranty, coverage, and exclusions.

Warranty Exclusions, Transfers, and Emissions

Information on parts excluded, warranty transfer, and emissions warranty.

Warranty FAQs and Customer Service

Answers to common warranty questions and customer service contact information.

International Usage Warranty Information

Warranty information for using Yamaha products outside the USA and Canada.

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