Why won't my Yamaha SR230 start? (Engine shut-off switch)
If the Yamaha Boat's engine shut-off switch is not working, make sure the clip on the cord is properly installed in the engine shut-off switch.
What to do if my Yamaha Boat battery is not working?
If the Yamaha Boat battery is run down, recharge it. Also, check the terminal connections and tighten them if they are loose. Ensure that the battery switch is turned on.
How to fix a blown fuse on a Yamaha Boat?
If the fuse in your Yamaha Boat is burned out, replace it and check the wiring.
How to fix a Yamaha SR230 spark plug?
If the spark plug in your Yamaha Boat is fouled or defective, clean or replace it.
What to do if the spark plug cap on my Yamaha SR230 Boat is loose?
If the spark plug cap on your Yamaha Boat is not fitted or is loose, fit it properly.
What to do if the jet pump cleanout hatch on my Yamaha SR230 is not latched?
If the jet pump cleanout hatch on your Yamaha Boat is not latched, latch it securely.
What should I do if the crankcase of my Yamaha Boat is filled with fuel or water?
If the crankcase of your Yamaha Boat is filled with fuel, have it serviced at a Yamaha dealer. If it is filled with water, crank the engine with the spark plug out until it is clean.
What to do if the fuel filter on my Yamaha SR230 is clogged?
If the fuel filter in your Yamaha Boat is clogged or has water collected, have it serviced at a Yamaha dealer.
What to do if the starter component on my Yamaha Boat is faulty?
If the starter component on your Yamaha Boat is faulty, have it serviced at a Yamaha dealer.
Record Primary I.D., H.I.N., and engine numbers for reference.
Information regarding emission control labels and manufacturing dates.
Describes steering, levers, gauges, switches, and other primary controls.
Guidelines for using gasoline, gasohol, fuel additives, and checking oil.
Guide to identifying and resolving common boat problems.
Instructions for towing, running on one engine, jump starting, and pump clean-out.
Record Primary I.D., H.I.N., and engine numbers for reference.
Information regarding emission control labels and manufacturing dates.
Describes steering, levers, gauges, switches, and other primary controls.
Guidelines for using gasoline, gasohol, fuel additives, and checking oil.
Guide to identifying and resolving common boat problems.
Instructions for towing, running on one engine, jump starting, and pump clean-out.
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