Yamaha F250B Manuals

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Yamaha F250B Owner's Manual (122 pages)

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Outboard Motor | Size: 8.51 MB

Table of Contents
4
Safety Information
7
Outboard Motor Safety
7
Propeller
7
Rotating Parts
7
Hot Parts
7
Electric Shock
7
Power Trim and Tilt
7
Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
7
Gasoline
7
Gasoline Exposure and Spills
7
Carbon Monoxide
8
Modifications
8
Boating Safety
8
Alcohol and Drugs
8
Personal Flotation Devices
8
People in the Water
8
Passengers
8
Overloading
8
Avoid Collisions
8
Weather
9
Accident Reporting
9
Boat Education and Training
9
Passenger Training
9
Boating Safety Publications
9
Laws and Regulations
10
Boating Organizations
10
Basic Boating Rules (Rules of the Road)
10
Steering and Sailing Rules and Sound Signals
10
Rules When Encountering Vessels
11
Other Special Situations
12
General Information
15
Identification Numbers Record
15
Outboard Motor Serial Number
15
Digital Electronic Control Serial Number
15
Key Number
16
EC Declaration of Conformity (Doc)
16
CE Marking
16
Read Manuals and Labels
18
Warning Labels
18
Specifications and Requirements
21
Specifications
21
Installation Requirements
22
Boat Horsepower Rating
22
Mounting Motor
22
Digital Electronic Control Requirements
22
Battery Requirements
23
Specifications of Battery
23
Mounting Battery
23
Multiple Batteries
23
Propeller Selection
23
Counter Rotation Models
24
Start-In-Gear Protection
24
Engine Oil Requirements
24
Fuel Requirements
25
Gasoline
25
Ring Free Fuel Additive
25
Muddy or Acidic Water
26
Anti-Fouling Paint
26
Motor Disposal Requirements
26
Emergency Equipment
26
Emission Control Information
26
North American Models
26
Star Labels
27
Components
29
Components Diagram
29
Digital Electronic Control
33
Digital Electronic Control-Active Indicator
34
Digital Electronic Control-Alert Indicator
35
Control Lever
36
Neutral Interlock Trigger
36
Free Throttle Switch
37
Throttle Friction Adjuster
38
Station Selector Switch
39
Engine Selector Switch
39
Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard) and Clip
39
Main Switch
41
Starter Button
42
Engine Stop Button
42
Power Trim and Tilt Switch on Digital Electronic Control
43
Power Trim and Tilt Switch on Bottom Engine Cowling
43
Power Trim and Tilt Switches
44
Trim Tab with Anode
44
Tilt Support Lever for Power Trim and Tilt Model
45
Cowling Lock Lever (Pull up Type)
45
Flushing Device
46
Fuel Filter/Water Separator
46
Instruments and Indicators
48
Command Link Multifunction Meters
48
Command Link Multifunction Tachometers
48
Start-Up Checks
49
Adjusting Trolling Speed
49
Low Oil Pressure-Alert
49
Overheat Alert
50
Water Separator Alert
50
Engine Trouble Alert
51
Low Battery Voltage-Alert
51
Command Link Multifunction Speed & Fuel Meters
52
Command Link Multifunction Speedometers
53
Command Link Multifunction Fuel Management Meters
53
Engine Control System
55
Alert System
55
Digital Electronic Control Alert
55
Overheat Alert
55
Low Oil Pressure Alert
57
Installation
58
Mounting the Outboard Motor
58
Operation
60
First-Time Operation
60
Fill Engine Oil
60
Breaking in Engine
60
Getting to Know Your Boat
60
Checks before Starting Engine
60
Fuel Level
60
Remove Cowling
61
Fuel System
61
Controls
61
Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
62
Engine Oil
63
Engine
63
Flushing Device
63
Install Cowling
64
Checking Power Trim and Tilt System
65
Battery
66
Filling Fuel
66
Operating Engine
66
Sending Fuel
66
Change of Station
66
Starting Engine
67
Checks after Starting Engine
71
Cooling Water
71
Warming up Engine
72
Electric Start Models
72
Checks after Engine Warm-Up
72
Shifting
72
Stop Switches
72
Selecting Outboard Motor (Triple Engine)
72
Shifting
74
Stopping Boat
75
Operating the Port / Center / Starboard Engine
75
Boat Direction
78
Stopping Engine
80
Procedure for Single Station Models
80
Procedure for Dual Station Models (Main Station)
81
Procedure for Dual Station Models (Sub Station)
81
Trimming Outboard Motor
81
Adjusting Trim Angle (Power Trim and Tilt)
82
Adjusting Boat Trim
83
Tilting up and down
84
Procedure for Tilting up (Power Trim and Tilt Models)
84
Procedure for Tilting down (Power Trim and Tilt Models)
86
Shallow Water
87
Power Trim and Tilt Models
87
Cruising in Other Conditions
89
Maintenance
90
Transporting and Storing Outboard Motor
90
Storing Outboard Motor
90
Procedure
90
Lubrication
91
Cleaning and Anticorrosion Measures
91
Flushing Power Unit
91
Checking Painted Surface of Motor
92
Periodic Maintenance
92
Replacement Parts
92
Maintenance Interval Guidelines
93
Maintenance Chart 1
94
Maintenance Chart 2
96
Greasing
97
Cleaning and Adjusting Spark Plug
98
Inspecting Idling Speed
99
Changing Engine Oil
99
Checking Wiring and Connectors
101
Checking Propeller
101
Removing Propeller
102
Installing Propeller
102
Changing Gear Oil
103
Inspecting and Replacing Anode(S)
105
Checking Battery (for Electric Start Models)
105
Connecting the Battery
106
Disconnecting the Battery
108
Trouble Recovery
109
Troubleshooting
109
Temporary Action in Emergency
112
Impact Damage
112
Running in an Emergency (Twin Engines or Triple Engines)
112
Replacing Fuse
113
Power Trim and Tilt will Not Operate
114
Water Separator-Alert Indicator Blinks While Cruising
114
Treatment of Submerged Motor
116
Consumer Information
117
Yamaha Motor
117
Four-Stroke Outboard
117
Limited Warranty
117
Important Warranty Information if You Use Your Yamaha Outside the Usa or Canada
119

Yamaha F250B Owner's Manual (122 pages)

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Outboard Motor | Size: 6.72 MB

Table of Contents
4
Safety Information

7
- Outboard Motor Safety
  7
  - Propeller
    7
  - Rotating Parts
    7
  - Hot Parts
    7
  - Electric Shock
    7
  - Power Trim and Tilt
    7
  - Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
    7
  - Gasoline
    7
  - Gasoline Exposure and Spills
    7
  - Carbon Monoxide
    8
  - Modifications
    8
- Boating Safety
  8
  - Alcohol and Drugs
    8
  - Personal Flotation Devices
    8
  - People in the Water
    8
  - Passengers
    8
  - Overloading
    8
  - Avoid Collisions
    8
  - Weather
    9
  - Accident Reporting
    9
  - Boat Education and Training
    9
  - Passenger Training
    9
  - Boating Safety Publications
    9
  - Laws and Regulations
    10
- Boating Organizations
  10
- Basic Boating Rules (Rules of the Road)
  10
General Information

15
- Identification Numbers Record
  15
- Read Manuals and Labels
  17
  - Warning Labels
    17
Specifications and Requirements

20
- Specifications
  20
- Installation Requirements
  21
  - Boat Horsepower Rating
    21
  - Mounting Motor
    21
- Digital Electronic Control Requirements
  21
- Battery Requirements
  22
  - Specifications of Battery
    22
  - Mounting Battery
    22
  - Multiple Batteries
    22
- Propeller Selection
  22
  - Counter Rotation Models
    23
- Start-In-Gear Protection
  23
- Engine Oil Requirements
  23
- Fuel Requirements
  24
  - Gasoline
    24
  - Ring Free Fuel Additive
    24
- Muddy or Acidic Water
  25
- Anti-Fouling Paint
  25
- Motor Disposal Requirements
  25
- Emergency Equipment
  25
- Emission Control Information
  25
  - North American Models
    25
  - Star Labels
    26
Components

28
- Components Diagram
  28
Instruments and Indicators

47
Engine Control System

54
- Alert System
  54
  - Digital Electronic Control Alert
    54
  - Overheat Alert
    54
  - Low Oil Pressure Alert
    56
Installation

57
- Mounting the Outboard Motor
  57
Operation

59
- First-Time Operation
  59
  - Fill Engine Oil
    59
  - Breaking in Engine
    59
  - Getting to Know Your Boat
    59
- Checks before Starting Engine
  59
  - Fuel Level
    60
  - Remove Cowling
    60
  - Fuel System
    60
  - Controls
    61
- Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
  61
- Engine Oil
  62
- Engine
  62
- Flushing Device
  62
- Install Cowling
  63
- Checking Power Trim and Tilt System
  64
- Battery
  65
- Filling Fuel
  65
- Operating Engine
  65
  - Priming Fuel System
    65
  - Change of Station
    65
  - Starting Engine
    66
- Checks after Starting Engine
  70
  - Cooling Water
    70
- Warming up Engine
  71
  - Electric Start Models
    71
- Checks after Engine Warm-Up
  71
  - Shifting
    71
  - Stop Switches
    71
- Selecting Outboard Motor (Triple Engine)
  71
- Shifting
  73
- Stopping Boat
  74
- Operating the Port / Center / Starboard Engine
  74
- Boat Direction
  77
- Stopping Engine
  79
- Trimming Outboard Motor
  80
  - Adjusting Trim Angle (Power Trim and Tilt)
    81
  - Adjusting Boat Trim
    82
- Tilting up and down
  83
Maintenance

89
- Transporting and Storing Outboard Motor
  89
  - Storing Outboard Motor
    89
  - Procedure
    89
  - Lubrication
    90
  - Cleaning and Anticorrosion Measures
    90
  - Flushing Power Unit
    90
  - Checking Painted Surface of Motor
    91
- Periodic Maintenance
  91
  - Replacement Parts
    91
  - Maintenance Interval Guidelines
    92
  - Maintenance Chart 1
    93
  - Maintenance Chart 2
    95
  - Greasing
    96
  - Cleaning and Adjusting Spark Plug
    97
  - Inspecting Idling Speed
    98
  - Changing Engine Oil
    98
  - Checking Wiring and Connectors
    100
  - Checking Propeller
    100
  - Removing Propeller
    101
  - Installing Propeller
    101
  - Changing Gear Oil
    102
  - Inspecting and Replacing Anode(S)
    104
  - Checking Battery (for Electric Start Models)
    104
  - Connecting the Battery
    105
  - Disconnecting the Battery
    107
Trouble Recovery

108
- Troubleshooting
  108
- Temporary Action in Emergency
  111
- Treatment of Submerged Motor
  115
Consumer Information

116

Yamaha F250B Owner's Manual (112 pages)

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Outboard Motor | Size: 7.82 MB

Table of Contents
4
Safety Information

7
- Outboard Motor Safety
  7
  - Propeller
    7
  - Rotating Parts
    7
  - Hot Parts
    7
  - Electric Shock
    7
  - Power Trim and Tilt
    7
  - Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
    7
  - Gasoline
    7
  - Gasoline Exposure and Spills
    7
  - Carbon Monoxide
    8
  - Modifications
    8
- Boating Safety
  8
  - Alcohol and Drugs
    8
  - Personal Flotation Devices
    8
  - People in the Water
    8
  - Passengers
    8
  - Overloading
    8
  - Avoid Collisions
    8
  - Weather
    9
  - Passenger Training
    9
  - Boating Safety Publications
    9
  - Laws and Regulations
    9
General Information

10
- Identification Numbers Record
  10
- EC Declaration of Conformity (Doc)
  11
- CE Marking
  11
- Read Manuals and Labels
  13
  - Warning Labels
    13
Specifications and Requirements

16
- Specifications
  16
- Installation Requirements
  17
  - Boat Horsepower Rating
    17
  - Mounting Motor
    17
- Digital Electronic Control Requirements
  18
- Battery Requirements
  18
  - Battery Specifications
    18
  - Mounting Battery
    18
  - Multiple Batteries
    18
- Propeller Selection
  18
  - Counter Rotation Models
    19
- Start-In-Gear Protection
  19
- Engine Oil Requirements
  19
- Fuel Requirements
  20
  - Gasoline
    20
- Muddy or Acidic Water
  20
- Anti-Fouling Paint
  20
- Motor Disposal Requirements
  20
- Emergency Equipment
  20
- Emission Control Information
  21
  - North American Models
    21
  - Star Labels
    21
Components

23
- Components Diagram
  23
Instruments and Indicators

42
- 6Y8 Multifunction Meters
  42
- 6Y8 Multifunction Tachometers
  42
  - Start-Up Checks
    43
  - Adjusting Trolling Speed
    43
  - Low Oil Pressure-Alert
    43
  - Overheat Alert
    44
  - Water Separator Alert
    44
  - Engine Trouble Alert
    45
  - Low Battery Voltage-Alert
    45
- 6Y8 Multifunction Speed & Fuel Meters
  46
- 6Y8 Multifunction Speedometers
  47
- 6Y8 Multifunction Fuel Management Meters
  47
Engine Control System

49
- Alert System
  49
  - Digital Electronic Control Alert
    49
  - Overheat Alert
    49
  - Low Oil Pressure Alert
    51
Installation

52
- Mounting the Outboard Motor
  52
Operation

54
- First-Time Operation
  54
  - Fill Engine Oil
    54
  - Breaking in Engine
    54
  - Getting to Know Your Boat
    54
- Checks before Starting Engine
  54
  - Fuel Level
    54
  - Remove Cowling
    55
  - Fuel System
    55
  - Controls
    55
  - Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
    56
  - Engine Oil
    57
  - Engine
    57
  - Flushing Device
    57
  - Install Cowling
    58
  - Checking Power Trim and Tilt System
    59
  - Battery
    60
- Filling Fuel
  60
- Operating Engine
  60
  - Sending Fuel
    60
  - Change of Station
    60
  - Starting Engine
    61
- Checks after Starting Engine
  65
  - Cooling Water
    65
- Warming up Engine
  66
  - Electric Start Models
    66
- Checks after Engine Warm-Up
  66
  - Shifting
    66
  - Stop Switches
    66
- Selecting Outboard Motor (Triple Engine)
  66
- Shifting
  68
- Stopping Boat
  69
- Operating the Port / Center / Starboard Engine
  69
- Boat Direction
  72
- Stopping Engine
  74
- Trimming Outboard Motor
  75
  - Adjusting Trim Angle (Power Trim and Tilt)
    76
  - Adjusting Boat Trim
    77
- Tilting up and down
  78
  - Procedure for Tilting up (Power Trim and Tilt Models)
    78
  - Procedure for Tilting down (Power Trim and Tilt Models)
    80
- Shallow Water
  81
  - Power Trim and Tilt Models
    81
- Cruising in Other Conditions
  83
Maintenance

84
- Transporting and Storing Outboard Motor
  84
  - Storing Outboard Motor
    84
  - Procedure
    84
  - Lubrication
    85
  - Flushing Power Unit
    85
  - Checking Painted Surface of Motor
    86
- Periodic Maintenance
  86
  - Replacement Parts
    87
  - Severe Operating Conditions
    87
  - Maintenance Chart 1
    88
  - Maintenance Chart 2
    90
  - Greasing
    91
  - Cleaning and Adjusting Spark Plug
    92
  - Inspecting Idling Speed
    93
  - Changing Engine Oil
    93
  - Checking Wiring and Connectors
    95
  - Checking Propeller
    95
  - Removing Propeller
    96
  - Installing Propeller
    96
  - Changing Gear Oil
    97
  - Inspecting and Replacing Anode(S)
    99
  - Checking Battery (for Electric Start Models)
    99
  - Connecting the Battery
    100
  - Disconnecting the Battery
    102
Trouble Recovery

103
- Troubleshooting
  103
- Temporary Action in Emergency
  106
- Treatment of Submerged Motor
  110

Yamaha F250B Owner's Manual (100 pages)

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Outboard Motor | Size: 6.66 MB

Table of Contents
4
Safety Information

7
- Outboard Motor Safety
  7
  - Propeller
    7
  - Rotating Parts
    7
  - Hot Parts
    7
  - Electric Shock
    7
  - Power Trim and Tilt
    7
  - Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
    7
  - Gasoline
    7
  - Gasoline Exposure and Spills
    7
  - Carbon Monoxide
    8
  - Modifications
    8
- Boating Safety
  8
  - Alcohol and Drugs
    8
  - Personal Flotation Devices
    8
  - People in the Water
    8
  - Passengers
    8
  - Overloading
    8
  - Avoid Collisions
    8
  - Weather
    9
  - Passenger Training
    9
  - Boating Safety Publications
    9
  - Laws and Regulations
    9
General Information

10
- Identification Numbers Record
  10
- C-Tick Label
  11
- Read Manuals and Labels
  12
  - Warning Labels
    12
Specifications and Requirements

15
- Specifications
  15
- Installation Requirements
  16
  - Boat Horsepower Rating
    16
  - Mounting Motor
    16
- Digital Electronic Control Requirements
  16
- Battery Requirements
  17
  - Battery Specifications
    17
  - Mounting Battery
    17
  - Multiple Batteries
    17
- Propeller Selection
  17
  - Counter Rotation Models
    18
- Start-In-Gear Protection
  18
- Engine Oil Requirements
  18
- Fuel Requirements
  19
  - Gasoline
    19
- Muddy or Acidic Water
  19
- Anti-Fouling Paint
  19
- Motor Disposal Requirements
  19
- Emergency Equipment
  19
- Emission Control Information
  20
  - U.S. Insular Areas
    20
Components

21
- Components Diagram
  21
Instruments and Indicators

36
- 6Y8 Multifunction Meters
  36
- 6Y8 Multifunction Tachometers
  36
  - Start-Up Checks
    36
  - Adjusting Trolling Speed
    37
  - Low Oil Pressure-Alert
    37
  - Overheat Alert
    37
  - Water Separator Alert
    38
  - Engine Trouble Alert
    38
  - Low Battery Voltage-Alert
    38
- 6Y8 Multifunction Speed & Fuel Meters
  38
- 6Y8 Multifunction Speedometers
  39
- 6Y8 Multifunction Fuel Management Meters
  40
Engine Control System

41
- Alert System
  41
  - Digital Electronic Control Alert
    41
  - Overheat Alert
    41
  - Low Oil Pressure Alert
    42
Installation

44
- Mounting the Outboard Motor
  44
Operation

46
- First-Time Operation
  46
  - Fill Engine Oil
    46
  - Breaking in Engine
    46
  - Getting to Know Your Boat
    46
- Checks before Starting Engine
  46
  - Fuel Level
    46
  - Remove Cowling
    47
  - Fuel System
    47
  - Controls
    47
  - Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
    48
  - Engine Oil
    48
  - Engine
    49
  - Flushing Device
    49
  - Install Cowling
    49
  - Checking Power Trim and Tilt System
    50
  - Battery
    51
- Filling Fuel
  51
- Operating Engine
  52
  - Sending Fuel
    52
  - Starting Engine
    52
- Checks after Starting Engine
  55
  - Cooling Water
    55
- Warming up Engine
  55
  - Electric Start Models
    55
- Checks after Engine Warm up
  55
  - Shifting
    55
  - Stop Switches
    55
- Selecting Outboard Motor (Triple Engine)
  55
- Shifting
  57
- Stopping Boat
  59
- Operating the Port / Center / Starboard Engine
  59
- Boat Direction
  62
- Stopping Engine
  64
  - Procedure for Stopping Engine
    64
- Trimming Outboard Motor
  65
  - Adjusting Trim Angle (Power Trim and Tilt)
    65
  - Adjusting Boat Trim
    66
- Tilting up and down
  67
  - Procedure for Tilting up (Power Trim and Tilt Models)
    68
  - Procedure for Tilting down (Power Trim and Tilt Models)
    70
- Shallow Water
  70
  - Power Trim and Tilt Models
    70
- Cruising in Other Conditions
  72
Maintenance

73
- Transporting and Storing Outboard Motor
  73
  - Storing Outboard Motor
    73
  - Procedure
    74
  - Lubrication
    74
  - Flushing Power Unit
    75
  - Checking Painted Surface of Outboard Motor
    75
- Periodic Maintenance
  76
  - Replacement Parts
    76
  - Severe Operating Conditions
    76
  - Maintenance Chart 1
    77
  - Maintenance Chart 2
    79
  - Greasing
    80
  - Cleaning and Adjusting Spark Plug
    81
  - Inspecting Idling Speed
    82
  - Changing Engine Oil
    82
  - Inspecting Wiring and Connectors
    84
  - Checking Propeller
    84
  - Removing Propeller
    85
  - Installing Propeller
    85
  - Changing Gear Oil
    86
  - Inspecting and Replacing Anode(S)
    88
  - Checking Battery (for Electric Start Models)
    88
  - Connecting the Battery
    89
  - Disconnecting the Battery
    91
Trouble Recovery

92

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