Operation
Tighten
t he
a ir
v ent
s crew
o n
t he
f uel
3.
tank
c ap
( if
e quipped).
4.
Remove
t he
k ey
i f
t he
b oat
w ill
b e
l eft
u n-
attended.
When
y ou
l eave
y our
b oat,
s et
t he
5.
Outboards
S ecurity
S ystem
t o
t he
l ock
mode
b y
p ressing
t he
l ock
b utton
o f
t he
remote
c ontrol
t ransmitter.
S hort
b eep
will
s ound
o nce
w hen
l ocking
t he
s ecuri-
ty
s ystem.
T he
l ock
m ode
i s
s elected
only
w hen
t he
m ain
s witch
i s
i n
t he
"
62
(off)
p osition.
F or
f urther
i nformation,
see
p age
2 1.
W ARNING!
D o
n ot
s et
the
O utboards
S ecurity
S ystem
i n
t he
lock
m ode
w hen
y ou
s top
t he
e ngine
at
o ffshore.
TIP:
The
e ngine
c an
a lso
b e
s topped
b y
p ulling
the
c ord
a nd
r emoving
t he
c lip
f rom
t he
e n-
gine
s hut-off
s witch,
t hen
t urning
t he
m ain
switch
t o
"
"
( off).
Trimming
o utboard
m otor
WARNING
Excessive
t rim
f or
t he
o perating
c ondi-
tions
( either
t rim
u p
o r
t rim
d own)
c an
cause
b oat
i nstability
a nd
c an
m ake
steering
t he
b oat
m ore
d ifficult.
T his
i n-
creases
t he
p ossibility
o f
a n
a ccident.
I f
the
b oat
b egins
t o
f eel
u nstable
o r
i s
h ard
to
s teer,
s low
d own
a nd/or
r eadjust
t he
trim
a ngle.
The
t rim
a ngle
o f
t he
o utboard
m otor
h elps
determine
t he
p osition
o f
t he
b ow
o f
t he
b oat
in
t he
w ater.
C orrect
t rim
a ngle
w ill
h elp
i m-
prove
p erformance
a nd
f uel
e conomy
w hile
reducing
s train
o n
t he
e ngine.
C orrect
t rim
angle
d epends
u pon
t he
c ombination
o f
boat,
e ngine,
a nd
p ropeller.
C orrect
t rim
i s
also
a ffected
b y
v ariables
s uch
a s
t he
l oad
i n
the
b oat,
s ea
c onditions,
a nd
r unning
s peed.
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