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Chapter 6
Troubleshooting
Overview
The following basic diagnostic information will
assist you in identifying minor electrical, fuel, and
mechanical problems. Select items listed require
technical training and tools only available at a
Regal dealer or a marine professionsl.
Additional assistance is available by referring to the
appropriate engine and propulsion manufacturer's
owner's manual which is recommended to be
stored at a on board location for quick access
when a situation develops.
Furthermore, contact your closest authorized Regal
dealer or marine professional for more detailed
information. Remember that sometimes a problem
can be solved by performing a logical sequence
of elimination and/or root cause techniques. Many
times it is the simple things that are overlooked in
troubleshooting procedures.
Note that select information found in the section may
not be applicable to your vessel as that particular
system or equipment may not be installed on your
vessel. System components, specifications, and
troubleshooting techniques may change at anytime
during the production life cycle of your vessel.
Note that the diagnostic charts may not differ
between IPS and outboard engines or propulsion
systems.
WARNING
AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH!
BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE
WORK, TURN OFF THE BATTERY ACTIVATION
PANEL AND LOCK THE IGNITION SYSTEM
WITH THE KEY FOB.
WARNING
AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH!
USE ONLY APPROVED MARINE
REPLACEMENT PARTS THAT
ARE IGNITION PROTECTED.
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