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Details on recording and identifying motor serial and key numbers.
Record of the unique serial number for identifying the motor.
Record of the key identification number for obtaining replacement keys.
Details conformity with European Parliament directives on machinery.
Details conformity with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulations.
Information regarding the outboard motor's emission control standards.
Crucial guidelines for safe operation and handling of the outboard motor.
Guidelines and precautions for fueling the outboard motor.
Recommended gasoline type and precautions for use.
Recommended engine oil type and specifications for use.
Specifications for the required battery for electric start models.
Guidance on choosing the correct propeller for optimal performance.
Safety feature preventing engine start in gear.
The container holding fuel for the outboard motor.
Lever to select forward, neutral, or reverse gears.
Safety device to stop the engine if the operator is detached.
Controls ignition system, power circuits, and starting the engine.
Handle for steering and throttle control on tiller models.
System for throttle and shift control via a remote lever.
Alerts the operator to potential issues with the motor.
Alerts the operator to engine overheating to prevent damage.
Procedures and considerations for installing the outboard motor.
Guidelines for securely mounting the motor onto the boat's transom.
Procedure for initial engine operation to ensure longevity.
Essential checks to perform before operating the outboard motor.
Steps for filling the fuel tank and adding engine oil.
Steps for safely refilling the fuel tank.
Instructions for mixing fuel and oil for pre-mix models.
Step-by-step guide for starting the outboard motor.
Procedure for warming up the engine before operation.
Instructions for changing the gear position.
How to engage the forward gear for propulsion.
How to engage the reverse gear for backing up.
Procedures for safely shutting down the outboard motor.
Adjusting motor angle for optimal performance and efficiency.
Manual method for adjusting the trim angle using rods.
Effect of trim-out on boat attitude and performance.
Effect of trim-in on boat attitude and performance.
Procedures for tilting the outboard motor up or down.
Advice for operating in different water conditions.
Recommendations for operating in saltwater environments.
Technical data and specifications for various outboard motor models.
Guidelines for safely transporting and storing the outboard motor.
Precautions and methods for trailering the motor securely.
Procedures for proper storage to prevent damage and ensure longevity.
Scheduled maintenance tasks to ensure optimal performance and lifespan.
Schedule of routine maintenance checks and intervals.
Instructions and locations for applying grease to lubricate moving parts.
Procedure for inspecting, cleaning, and gapping spark plugs.
Inspection of fuel lines, tank, and connections for leaks or damage.
Procedure for setting the engine's idle speed correctly.
Inspecting the propeller for damage, wear, or debris.
Procedure for draining and refilling the gear oil in the lower unit.
Procedures for inspecting and maintaining the battery.
Steps for correctly connecting the battery to the electrical system.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common engine problems.
Procedures for immediate actions in emergency situations.
Actions to take if the outboard motor sustains impact damage.
Guidance on operating with only one engine in an emergency.
Manual method to tilt the engine if power trim/tilt fails.
Procedure for starting the engine using an emergency starter rope.
Steps to minimize damage if the outboard motor is submerged.
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