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Yamaha FX HO User Manual

Yamaha FX HO
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Table of Contents

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Yamaha FX HO Specifications

General IconGeneral
Starting SystemElectric
Fuel Capacity18.5 gal
Displacement1812cc
Bore x Stroke86mm x 78mm
Fuel DeliveryElectronic Fuel Injection (EFI)

Summary

General and Important Labels

Identification numbers

Details on HIN, VIN, and engine serial numbers for identification.

Hull Identification Number (HIN)

Location and importance of the Hull Identification Number (HIN).

Engine serial number

Location of the engine serial number for identification.

Emission control information

Information on emissions compliance and related labels.

Approval label of emission control certificate

Explains the emission control certificate label.

Manufactured date label

Information on the manufactured date label.

Star labels

Explains emission rating labels (stars) and their significance.

Important labels

Visual guide to important labels on the watercraft.

Warning labels

Explains various warning labels and their meanings.

Other labels

Describes other miscellaneous labels found on the watercraft.

Safety Information

Limitations on who may operate the watercraft

Operator age, experience, and passenger limits for safe operation.

Cruising limitations

Guidance on safe operating speeds, conditions, and visibility.

Operation requirements

Essential requirements for operating the watercraft safely, including gear.

Hazard information

Warnings about potential hazards and how to avoid them.

Watercraft characteristics

Details on watercraft features affecting operation and safety.

Water-skiing

Safety precautions and guidelines for water-skiing.

Rules of the Road

Navigation rules and regulations for operating on waterways.

To get more boating safety information

Sources for additional boating safety knowledge.

Enjoy your watercraft responsibly

Encourages responsible operation for enjoyment and environmental care.

Description

Watercraft glossary

Definitions of key terms used in the manual.

Location of main components

Identifies and locates major parts of the watercraft.

Control Function Operation

Watercraft control functions

Explains the basic controls for operating the watercraft.

Remote control transmitter

How to use and maintain the remote control transmitter.

Yamaha Security System

Information on the security system and its functions.

Engine stop switch

Explains the function and use of the engine stop switch.

Throttle lever

Operation of the throttle lever for speed control.

Steering system

How to steer the watercraft using the handlebars.

Quick Shift Trim System (Q.S.T.S.)

Operation and adjustment of the Q.S.T.S. for trim control.

Watercraft operation modes

Explains different operating modes like Low RPM and No-wake.

Cruise assist

How to use the cruise assist feature for maintaining speed.

Instrument Operation

Multifunction information center

Overview and function of the instrument panel display.

Analog speedometer/tachometer

Understanding the analog gauges for speed and engine RPM.

Information display

How to read various information shown on the digital display.

Digital speedometer

Using the digital speedometer in mph and km/h.

Hour meter/voltmeter

Understanding the hour meter and voltmeter functions.

Fuel level meter

Monitoring the fuel level and its accuracy.

Engine overheat warning

What the engine overheat warning light and buzzer indicate.

Oil pressure warning

What the oil pressure warning light and buzzer indicate.

Check engine warning

What the check engine warning light and buzzer indicate.

Equipment Operation

Equipment

General overview of watercraft equipment.

Seats

How to remove and install the seats.

Handgrip

Proper use of handgrips for boarding and stability.

Reboarding grip

Using the reboarding grip for boarding.

Reboarding step

How to use the reboarding step to get back on the watercraft.

Bow eye

Function of the bow eye for towing or mooring.

Stern eyes

Function of the stern eyes for towing or mooring.

Cleat

Function of the cleat for tying up the watercraft.

Pull-up cleats (FX Cruiser HO)

How to use pull-up cleats for mooring.

Storage compartments

Using and maintaining storage compartments.

Fire extinguisher holder and cover

Location and use of the fire extinguisher holder.

Bow storage compartment

Accessing and draining the bow storage compartment.

Glove compartment

Accessing and draining the glove compartment.

Stern storage compartment

Accessing and draining the stern storage compartments.

Removable beverage holder

Information on the removable beverage holder.

Watertight storage compartments

Details on watertight compartments.

Built-in beverage holder

Location of the built-in beverage holder.

Operation and Handling Requirements

Fuel requirements

Recommended fuel types and safety precautions.

Engine oil requirements

Recommended engine oil type and checking oil level.

Draining the bilge water

Procedures for draining bilge water on land and water.

Jet vacuum bilge draining system

How the jet vacuum system drains bilge water.

Electric bilge draining system

How the electric bilge system drains bilge water.

Transporting on a trailer

Safe procedures for transporting the watercraft on a trailer.

First-time Operation

Engine break-in

Procedures for breaking in the new engine for optimal performance.

Pre-operation Checks

Pre-operation checklist

Comprehensive checklist before operating the watercraft.

Pre-launch checks

Checks to perform before launching the watercraft.

Post-launch checks

Checks to perform after launching the watercraft.

Engine compartment checks

Checks related to the engine compartment and its components.

Fuel system checks

Checks for the fuel system, including leaks and fuel level.

Engine oil level check

How to check the engine oil level.

Battery checks

Checks for the battery, terminals, and connections.

Steering system checks

Checks for the steering system's smooth operation.

Quick Shift Trim System (Q.S.T.S.) checks

Verifying the proper operation of the Q.S.T.S.

Throttle lever checks

Ensuring the throttle lever operates correctly.

Engine shut-off cord (lanyard) check

Verifying the engine shut-off cord is functional.

Fire extinguisher check

Ensuring a fire extinguisher is present and accessible.

Jet intake checks

Checking the jet intake for debris or blockage.

Stern drain plugs check

Ensuring stern drain plugs are secure.

Operation

Operating your watercraft

General guidance for operating the watercraft.

Learning to operate your watercraft

Advice for new operators on learning techniques.

Getting to know your watercraft

Familiarizing yourself with the watercraft's controls and operation.

Riding position

Correct riding positions for operator and passengers.

Passenger riding position

Correct passenger riding positions for stability and safety.

Launching the watercraft

Procedures for safely launching the watercraft.

Starting the engine on water

Steps to start the engine once in the water.

Leaving the watercraft

How to safely exit the watercraft.

Operating the watercraft

General operation procedures for forward movement.

Turning the watercraft

Techniques for turning the watercraft.

Stopping the watercraft

Procedures for safely stopping the watercraft.

Operating the watercraft in reverse or neutral

Using reverse and neutral gear for maneuvering.

Boarding the watercraft

Safe methods for boarding the watercraft.

Boarding alone

Specific instructions for boarding the watercraft by oneself.

Boarding with passenger(s)

Procedures for boarding with multiple people.

Starting from a trailer

Starting procedures when the watercraft is on a trailer.

Boarding and starting off from a dock

Procedures for starting from a dock.

Capsized watercraft

What to do if the watercraft capsizes.

Operating in wooded areas

Precautions when operating in areas with weeds.

After removing the watercraft from the water

Post-operation steps after removing from water.

Care and Storage

Post-operation care

Steps to take after operating the watercraft.

Flushing the cooling water passages

How to flush cooling water passages.

Cleaning the watercraft

General cleaning procedures for the watercraft.

Battery care

Proper care and maintenance of the battery.

Checking the battery

How to check battery voltage and electrolyte level.

Checking the battery bands

Ensuring battery bands are not damaged.

Long-term storage

Preparation and procedures for long-term storage.

Cleaning

Detailed cleaning instructions for storage.

Lubrication

Lubrication points and procedures.

Rustproofing

Applying rustproofing to protect components.

Maintenance

Maintenance

General overview of maintenance practices.

Tool kit

Contents of the recommended tool kit.

Removing and installing the engine cover

Steps for removing and installing the engine cover.

Periodic maintenance chart

Schedule for routine maintenance tasks.

Engine oil and oil filter

Procedures for changing engine oil and filter.

Specifications

Specifications

Technical specifications for the watercraft.

Trouble Recovery

Troubleshooting

General guidance on troubleshooting common issues.

Troubleshooting chart

A chart listing common problems, causes, and remedies.

Emergency procedures

Procedures to follow in emergency situations.

Cleaning the jet intake and impeller

How to clean the jet intake and impeller if clogged.

Jumping the battery

Procedures for jump-starting the battery.

Connecting the jumper cables

Correct way to connect jumper cables.

Replacing the fuses

Steps for replacing blown fuses.

Replacing the bilge pump fuse

How to replace the bilge pump fuse.

Towing the watercraft

Safety precautions and procedures for towing the watercraft.

Submerged watercraft

Procedures for handling a submerged watercraft.

Consumer Information

Limited warranty

Details of the limited warranty coverage.

YAMAHA EXTENDED SERVICE (Y.E.S.)

Information about the optional extended service plan.

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