Yamaha SX190 2019 User Manual

2019 Yamaha Boat
AR195
SX195
AR190
SX190
OWNER’S/OPERATOR’S MANUAL
F4V-F8199-10
LIT-18626-12-21
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Yamaha SX190 2019 Specifications

General

Beam	8 ft
Weight	2, 517 lb
Engine Type	1.8 Liter High Output
Fuel Capacity	30 gal
Seating Capacity	8 persons
Horsepower	180 HP
Draft	15"
Deadrise	20°

Summary

Safety information

Limitations on who may operate the boat

Operator age recommendations, passenger limits, and load capacity.

Cruising limitations

Safe operating practices, speed, visibility, and environmental considerations.

Operational requirements

Mandatory safety gear (PFDs) and passenger conduct onboard.

Required equipment

Essential safety items mandated by USCG and local regulations.

Hazard information

Risks associated with carbon monoxide, exhaust fumes, and engine operation.

Operation

Driving your boat

Foundational principles for operating the boat safely and effectively.

Starting the engine

Step-by-step instructions for starting the engine, including safety checks.

Stopping the engine

Procedures for safely shutting down the engine, including warnings about loss of control.

Boating with passengers

Ensuring passenger safety through proper seating, weight distribution, and securing.

Stopping the boat

Factors affecting stopping distance and emergency maneuvers.

Post-operation checks

Control function operation

Boat control functions

Overview of primary boat control systems and their operation.

Engine shut-off switch

Explanation and safety warnings for the engine shut-off cord and switch.

Main switch

Operation of the main power switch for ignition and electrical circuits.

Remote control lever

How to operate the throttle and shift using the single lever control.

Instrument operation

Switches

Identification and function of various boat switches.

Multi-function display unit operation

How to interact with the touch-screen multi-function display.

Multi-function display elements

Overview of the display layout and its various graphical elements.

Warning bar

How warning icons and messages are displayed and interpreted.

Warnings

Comprehensive guide to understanding and responding to various boat system warnings.

Check engine warning

Actions to take when the "Check Engine" warning is displayed.

Low oil pressure warning

What to do if the low oil pressure warning indicates a problem.

Over temperature warning

Response to engine overheating warnings and cooling system checks.

Low fuel level warning

What to do when the low fuel level warning activates.

Depth warning

How to react to a shallow water depth warning.

Low/High voltage warning

Interpreting battery voltage warnings and checking the charging system.

Communication error warning

Troubleshooting communication errors with onboard systems.

Equipment operation

Operation and handling requirements

Fuel requirement

Recommended fuel types, octane ratings, and warnings for AR195/SX195 and AR190/SX190.

Engine oil requirement

Recommended engine oil types, grades, and capacities for different models.

Checking the engine oil

Final steps and considerations for checking engine oil levels.

Draining the bilge water

Procedures for draining bilge water from the fuel tank compartment and hull.

First-time operation

Engine break-in (AR190/SX190)

Procedures and guidelines for the initial engine break-in period for AR190/SX190.

Engine break-in (AR195/SX195)

Procedures and guidelines for the initial engine break-in period for AR195/SX195.

Pre-operation checks

Pre-operation checklist

A comprehensive checklist of pre-launch and post-launch checks.

Pre-launch checks

Detailed checks to perform before launching the boat, focusing on steering and controls.

Remote control lever checks

Ensuring smooth operation of the remote control lever and shift gate.

Fire extinguisher check

Verifying the presence, condition, and proper storage of fire extinguishers.

Access port cap check

Ensuring the access port cap is securely installed.

Jet intake checks

Inspecting the jet intake for obstructions to prevent engine damage.

Fuel system checks

Inspecting fuel lines and connections for leaks or damage.

Engine oil level check

Verifying the engine oil level is within the correct range.

Battery check

Inspecting battery terminals, leads, and overall condition for reliable starting.

Bilge water check

Checking engine and fuel compartments for unwanted water.

Drain plug check

Verifying drain plugs are secure, undamaged, and free of debris.

Blower switch check

Ensuring the blower operates correctly to ventilate the engine compartment.

Navigation and anchor lights switch check

Testing the operation of bow and anchor lights.

Engine shut-off switch check

Cooling water pilot outlet check

Fuel level check

Trailering

Trailering the boat

Trailering checklist

Launching

Loading

Care and storage

Post-operation care

Cleaning the boat

Battery care

Long-term storage

Fuel system

Fuel treatment and storage recommendations to protect the fuel system.

Lubrication

Grease points

Maintenance

Maintenance

General information on performing maintenance and safety precautions.

Periodic maintenance chart

Final entries in the periodic maintenance schedule.

Trouble recovery

Troubleshooting

Guide to identifying and resolving common boat problems.

Troubleshooting chart

Further entries in the troubleshooting chart for engine and speed related issues.

Emergency procedures

Steps for handling emergency situations, including jet pump clean-out.

Jet pump clean-out procedure

Final steps for re-installing the access port cap and ensuring its security.

Jump-starting

Procedures for jump-starting the boat battery using a booster battery.

Fuse replacement

Detailed steps for accessing the fuse box and replacing fuses.

Towing the boat