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3. Corrective actions at warning Take one of the following actions as applicable, in case a warning condition has occurred. å Buzzer and RPM Reduction: Overheat Warning or Water Intake Clogged Warning 1. Shift into neutral. 2. Check that cooling water is running out of the check port. 3. If no water is running out, check if the water intake is clogged. ∫ Buzzer and Lamp: Low Oil Warning
Notes This function may be turned on in case a propeller has run out of the water. In such a case, the function will be turned off automatically after the propeller gets into the water again. 1. Shift into neutral. 2. Check the propeller for damage. In case the propeller is damaged, return to port immediately at a low or medium speed to replace it with new one. If the propeller is not damaged, go to step 3. (The propeller pitch may be unfit for the outboard.) 3. Replace the current propeller with a proper pitch. For selection of the propeller, consult with the dealer.
1. Shift into neutral. 2. Turn the main switch off. 3. Fill the oil tank. 4. Turn the main switch on to check if the buzzer and lamp are off. ç Engine RPM is limited to approximately 6,000 and “X 1,000 RPM” indicator flashes. (120A2. l40A2) / to approximately 5,900 rpm (90A) / to approximately 6,150 rpm (60C. 70C). Over-revolution protection function is turned on.
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∂ Engine RPM is indicated “00” and limited to approximately 1,500. (l20A2. 140A2) Red / yellow lead of cord assembly B. (For location of the lead, refer to WIRING DIAGRAM of this manual) is not connected.
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1. Shift into neutral. 2. Turn off the engine. 3. Check if the lead is connected.
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