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Yamaha F15B User Manual

Yamaha F15B
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F15B
OWNER’S MANUAL
U.S.A.Edition
LIT-18626-05-05
66M-9-16 hyoshi 4/22/02 3:06 PM Page 1 (2,1)

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Yamaha F15B Specifications

General IconGeneral
Fuel SystemCarburetor
Ignition SystemCDI
Lubrication SystemWet Sump
Engine Oil Capacity1.1 L
Engine Type4-Stroke, SOHC
Max Output15 HP
Starting SystemManual
Gear Ratio2.08:1
Shaft LengthS: 381 mm (15.0 in), L: 508 mm (20.0 in)
Alternator Output12 V, 6 A
Displacement362 cc (22.1 cu. in.)
Dry Weight37kg

Summary

General Information

Identification Numbers Record

Records for outboard motor identification, including serial number.

Emission Control Information

Information on emission control for North American models and approval labels.

Star Labels

Explains CARB star labels for emission standards, indicating emission reduction levels.

Safety Information

Essential safety precautions for operating the outboard motor and boat.

Important Labels

Highlights critical warning and caution labels found on the engine for safe operation.

Basic Boating Rules

Outlines fundamental rules of the road for safe boating and navigation on waterways.

Fueling Instructions

Detailed instructions for safe and correct gasoline refueling procedures.

Engine Oil

Specifies recommended engine oil types, API ratings, and quantities for the outboard motor.

Battery Requirement

Details the specifications for the required battery capacity and type for electric start models.

Propeller Selection

Guidance on selecting the correct propeller for optimal performance and motor longevity.

Start-in-Gear Protection

Explains the safety feature that prevents starting the engine while in gear.

Basic Components

Main Components

Identifies and illustrates the primary external parts of the outboard motor.

Gear Shift Lever

Explains the operation of the gear shift lever for selecting neutral, forward, and reverse.

Choke Knob

Details the function of the choke knob for enriching the fuel mixture during starting.

Starter Button

Describes the function of the starter button for initiating the engine start sequence.

Tiller Handle Controls

Explains tiller handle functions including steering, throttle grip, and indicator.

Throttle Friction Adjusting Knob

Explains the function of the friction knob for adjusting throttle grip resistance.

Engine Stop Button

Describes the function of the engine stop button to immediately shut off the engine.

Engine Stop Lanyard Switch

Explains the emergency stop lanyard system for preventing runaway boats.

Power Tilt Switch

Details the operation of the power tilt switch for adjusting engine angle.

Remote Control System

Operation of remote control lever, including neutral interlock and throttle adjustment.

Warning System

Explains the overall warning system and its indicators.

Overheat Warning

Details the overheat warning system, including speed reduction and buzzer alerts.

Low Oil Pressure Warning

Describes the low oil pressure warning system, including speed reduction and buzzer alerts.

Operation

Installation

Guidance on the correct installation of the outboard motor onto the boat.

Mounting the Outboard Motor

Instructions for properly mounting the outboard motor on the boat's transom.

Mounting Height

Explains the importance of correct mounting height for efficiency and preventing damage.

Clamping the Outboard Motor

Details the procedure for securely clamping the outboard motor to the transom.

Breaking in Engine

Procedures for the initial break-in period to ensure engine longevity and performance.

Pre-Operation Checks

Lists critical checks to perform before starting the engine for safe operation.

Fuel Checks

Instructions for checking the fuel level, leaks, and connections before operation.

Oil Checks

Instructions for checking the engine oil level using the dipstick.

Control Checks

Guidance on checking throttle, shift, steering, and starter/stop switches for proper function.

Engine Checks

Checks for engine mounting integrity and propeller condition.

Filling Fuel

Procedures for safely filling the fuel tank, including additive recommendations.

Starting Engine (Tiller Control)

Detailed steps for starting the engine using the tiller control system.

Starting Engine (Remote Control)

Detailed steps for starting the engine using the remote control system.

Warming Up Engine

Instructions on warming up the engine to ensure proper operation and longevity.

Shifting Gears

Explains how to shift between forward, neutral, and reverse gears.

Stopping Engine

Procedures for safely stopping the outboard motor.

Adjusting Trim Angle

Detailed instructions on how to adjust the trim angle using the manual tilt system.

Tilting Up/Down Procedures

Steps for manually tilting the outboard motor into the up and down positions.

Cruising in Shallow Water

Guidance on operating the outboard motor in shallow water conditions.

Cruising in Other Conditions

Advice for operating the motor in different water conditions like salt and turbid water.

Maintenance

Specifications

Provides detailed technical specifications for the outboard motor, including dimensions and performance.

Transporting and Storing Outboard Motor

Guidelines for safely transporting and storing the outboard motor to prevent damage.

Trailering Outboard Motor

Instructions and precautions for trailering the outboard motor.

Storing Outboard Motor

Procedures for long-term storage of the outboard motor to prevent damage.

Flushing Cooling System and Fogging Engine

Essential procedures for flushing the cooling system and fogging the engine for rust prevention.

Battery Care

Important safety and maintenance procedures for the outboard motor's battery.

Periodic Maintenance

An overview of scheduled maintenance tasks and their intervals.

Maintenance Chart

A comprehensive chart outlining required maintenance tasks and their frequency.

Greasing

Illustrates key points for greasing the outboard motor with water-resistant grease.

Cleaning and Adjusting Spark Plug

Procedures for inspecting, cleaning, and adjusting spark plugs for optimal engine performance.

Checking Fuel System

Instructions for inspecting the fuel system for leaks, cracks, and damage.

Inspecting Fuel Filter

Steps for inspecting the fuel filter for debris and ensuring proper reassembly.

Adjusting Idling Speed

Guide to adjusting the engine's idling speed to the specified level.

Changing Engine Oil

Detailed steps for draining and refilling the engine oil.

Checking Timing Belt

Instructions for inspecting the timing belt for signs of wear or damage.

Replacing Fuse

Procedure for replacing a blown fuse on electric start models.

Checking Power Tilt System

Instructions for checking the power tilt system for oil leaks and proper switch operation.

Checking Propeller

Guidance on inspecting the propeller for wear, damage, and shaft issues.

Removing the Propeller

Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove the propeller.

Installing the Propeller

Step-by-step guide on how to correctly install the propeller.

Changing Gear Oil

Detailed instructions for draining and refilling the gear case oil.

Cleaning Fuel Tank

Procedures for safely cleaning the outboard motor's fuel tank.

Inspecting and Replacing Anodes

Information on checking and replacing sacrificial anodes for corrosion protection.

Trouble Recovery

Troubleshooting

A chart detailing common engine problems, their possible causes, and remedies.

Temporary Action in Emergency

Procedures for dealing with emergencies such as impact damage or non-operational systems.

Impact Damage

Steps to take if the outboard motor sustains damage from collision.

Power Tilt Will Not Operate

How to manually tilt the engine if the power tilt system fails.

Starter Will Not Operate

Procedure for starting the engine using an emergency starter rope.

Emergency Starting Engine

Step-by-step instructions for starting the engine manually with a starter rope.

Treatment of Submerged Motor

Procedures to minimize engine damage if the outboard motor becomes submerged.

Index

Index

Alphabetical listing of topics and their corresponding page numbers for quick reference.

Important Warranty Information for U.S.A. and Canada

Warranty Information Outside U.S.A. or Canada

Information on warranty coverage for owners using their Yamaha outside the USA or Canada.

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