BRP EVINRUDE E-TEC ICON II User Manual

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ICON II CONCEALED SIDE MOUNT CONTROL

*356585*

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Page 1 User’s Guide ICON II CONCEALED SIDE MOUNT CONTROL *356585* Original...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ..... .2 CONCEALED SIDE MOUNT REMOTE CONTROL ..4 TURNING THE SYSTEM ON .
Page 4: Declaration Of Conformity
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY • Application of Council Directives: Directive 94/25/EC as amended by 2003/44/EC – Recreational-Craft This product has been designed to be compliant with the above Directive. Maximum performance, and compliance with the EMC Directive, can only be ensured by cor- rect installation.
Page 5 Safety Information This User’s Guide contains information to pre- vent personal injury and damage to equip- This User’s Guide may contain the following ment. Use this guide in combination with the safety messages: boat and outboard operator’s guides. Always DANGER follow safety and operation information.
Page 6: Concealed Side Mount Remote Control
CONCEALED SIDE MOUNT REMOTE CONTROL Use this control for single outboard - single station installations. NEUTRAL/RPM Switch* Trim Switch Trim Switch Connector Shift and Throttle Friction Screws *The NEUTRAL/RPM switch is an optional accessory. NEUTRAL LED This LED is located on the NEUTRAL/RPM switch and is used to provide information to the operator.
Page 7: Turning The System On
TURNING THE SYSTEM ON 1) Connect the emergency stop lanyard to the key switch and your personal flotation device. WARNING Emergency stop lanyard MUST be securely attached to the operator, and clip MUST be installed to its switch. DO NOT operate outboard with clip removed from switch, except in an emergency.
Page 8 STARTING AND STOPPING STARTING: Turn the key to START. STOPPING: Turn the key to OFF. Troubleshooting Tip: If the outboard does not start or stop, be sure the key switch cable is plugged in to the remote control wiring harness.
Page 9: Shift And Throttle
SHIFT AND THROTTLE WARNING When shifting from FORWARD to REVERSE or from REVERSE to FORWARD, pause at NEUTRAL until the engine is at idle speed and the boat has slowed. Do NOT shift while the outboard is OFF. Shift Shift only when running at speeds below 1500 RPM. Move the lever to the gear detent positions to shift the outboards.
Page 10: Trim & Tilt
TRIM & TILT Press the trim switch on the lever to trim/tilt the outboard up or down. The switch will function when the system is ON or OFF. Trim Switch Trim Switch Connector Troubleshooting Tip: If the outboard does not trim/tilt, be sure the trim switch connector is plugged in to the remote control wiring harness.
Page 11: Rpm Tune
RPM TUNE This feature requires the use of the NUEUTRAL/RPM switch. RPM tune will adjust RPM when the outboard is running in FORWARD gear. It will operate when the system is in the Neutral Warm Up mode. Activate RPM Tune 1) Move the lever to FORWARD gear detent.
Page 12 RPM Adjustment In FORWARD At Idle Speed Press to increase or decrease idle speed by 50 RPM The maximum amount the RPM can change is 250.
Page 13: Neutral Warm Up Mode
NEUTRAL WARM UP MODE This feature requires the use of the NEUTRAL/RPM switch. Press to activate this feature. It will allow a running outboard to increase RPM without shifting into FORWARD or REVERSE. Activate NEUTRAL Warm-Up 1) Shift to the NEUTRAL detent. 2) Press one time.
Page 14: Led Brightness And System Display Backlighting
LED BRIGHTNESS AND SYSTEM DISPLAY BACKLIGHTING This feature requires the use of the NEUTRAL/RPM switch. Use the to adjust LED brightness and system display backlighting. 1) Turn the system ON and shift to NEUTRAL. 2) Press the (+) or (-) side of the button to increase or decrease the brightness of the NEUTRAL LED and system displays in 10% increments.
Page 15: Control Lever Friction
CONTROL LEVER FRICTION Shift Friction Screw Turn to increase or decrease the force required to move the control lever to all gear detents. Throttle Friction Screw Turn to increase or decrease the force required to move the control lever through the throttle range.
Page 16: Winterization
WINTERIZATION Use this function to inject additional quantities of oil into the outboard for safe long term stor- age. 1) Turn the key switch to OFF. Move the lever to the FORWARD wide open throttle posi- tion. 2) Turn the key switch to ON and wait a minimum of (3) seconds. 3) Attempt to start the outboard (3) times within three seconds (the starter will not engage or crank the outboard).
Page 17: Foot Throttle Control
FOOT THROTTLE CONTROL The foot throttle control is an optional accessory available only for the concealed side mount control. The default configuration for a concealed side mount control is to use the hand throttle input. Foot Throttle Operation When the foot throttle is selected, the control handle input is used only for gear selection. Throttle control is only taken from the foot pedal position.
Page 18: Fault Detection
FAULT DETECTION Type Description Response Indication A conditional fault requiring remedial action to correct Response based on that does not affect Condition specific condition - upon Condition Code or normal operation. warning message resolution the sys- Warning shows on gauge or tem will resume full Example: Attempt display.
Page 19: Product Warranty
Guide; removal of parts, improper repairs, service, maintenance, or modification; use of parts or accessories not manufactured or approved by BRP that are either incompatible with Product or adversely affect its operation, performance, or durability; repairs done by anyone, including Pur- chaser, other than an authorized Dealer;...
Page 20 Product other than those contained in this limited warranty and, if made, shall not be enforceable against BRP. BRP reserves the right to modify this warranty at any time, being understood that such modification will not alter the warranty conditions applicable to the Products sold while this warranty is in effect.