Reactivating The Boat After Storage; Troubleshooting; Engine - MARKER ONE m25, m27 Owner's Manual

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AINTENANCE AND

Reactivating the Boat After Storage

Have your authorized Marker One dealer prep your
boat for the upcoming boating season. There are
many systems that require special attention to
ensure your boat is in proper operating condition.
• Fuel system
• Outboard's cooling and lubrication systems
• Freshwater system (if equipped)
• Batteries
It is very important that all fuel systems be
thoroughly inspected and repaired, if necessary,
before operating the boat.
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DANGER
Avoid the risk of fire or explosion.
Inspect the fuel system. Failure to
inspect the fuel system and allow fuel
leaks to go undetected will contribute to
a fire or explosion hazard.

Engine

For further troubleshooting information other than given here, refer to the outboard operator's manual.
Symptom
Outboard will not
crank
Outboard cranks but
will not start
M25/M27 Owner's Manual
Lanyard – install on ignition safety switch.
Battery switch(es) – turn switch(es) to ON position.
Shift position – check to see that remote control lever is in START or NEUTRAL position.
Battery condition – verify batteries are fully charged.
Starter connections – check connections and tighten. If solenoid clicks when attempting
to start outboard, check battery connections. If condition persists, see your authorized
Marker One dealer.
Outboard circuit breaker – verify breaker is in operating position.
Faulty ignition switch – see your authorized Marker One dealer.
Outboard problem – see your authorized Marker One dealer.
Fuel valve – be sure fuel valve is open.
Contaminated fuel – see your authorized Marker One dealer.
Outboard problem – see your authorized Marker One dealer.
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ROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLESHOOTING

The following chart will assist you in locating and
repairing a minor problem. Have your authorized
Marker One dealer assist you with service issues.
Your Marker One boat is equipped with an ignition
safety switch located at the helm. Make sure the
lanyard is installed with the switch holding the
lanyard in place. If you are experiencing any
problems with the safety switch contact your
authorized Marker One dealer.
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Avoid the risk of fire, explosion,
electrocution or bodily injury. Fuels are
extremely explosive and flammable. Use
extreme caution when handling fuels.
• Whenever checking for electrical
problems use extreme caution.
• Battery acid can cause blindness if
splashed in eyes, burning of skin.
Wear protective gear.
• Disconnect battery cables at the
battery before making checks or
adjustments around the engines and
electrical components.
Possible Cause
6-5
DANGER