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- Page 1 Operation and maintenance manual OUTBOARD MOTORS “MO” SERIES Mitek s.r.l Addr: Via Paolo Frisi, 70 48124 Ravenna – Italy VAT - IT02621720396 Phone: +39 0544 264459 Site: www.mitekitaly.com E-mail: info@mitekitaly.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contact details can be found at the back of this manual. Please read this manual carefully so that you can get the most out of your Mitek outboard motor and enjoy it for a long time. - Page 3 2.15. Operating in salt water ........................... 14 Maintenance ................................14 3.1. Greasing ................................14 3.2. Checking wiring and connectors ......................... 14 3.3. Checking for leakage ............................15 3.4. Checking the propeller ............................15 3.4.1. Removing the propeller ..........................15 3.4.2. Installing the propeller ............................
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Page 4: Use And Safety
• Solar panels or generators can be connected only in parallel with the battery bank Mitek can refuse warranty claims if the purchased item was in any way modified or equipped with parts or accessory items which are not expressly authorized by Mitek. -
Page 5: Technical Data
156 KG 56 KG NOTE: The sizes of the motors can be found on the last pages of the manual. 1.4. Equipment and controls 1.4.1. The package comes with • A Mitek electric outboard motor • Battery connector • Operating manual... -
Page 6: Main Components
1.4.2. Main components 1. Tiller handle 2. Safety switch 3. Display (optional) 4. Tilt leverer 5. Transom brackets 6. Shaft 7. Anti-cavitation plate Propeller 9. Drive/lower unit 1.5. Electrical connections... -
Page 7: Operating Manual
The best choice for your electric outboard motor is to install batteries sold or recommended by Mitek. However, the full range of Mitek MO outboards can be powered with different types of batteries like lead acid, AGM, Gel, and lithium batteries, as long as they achieve the desired capacity according to the needs... -
Page 8: Emergency Situations
2.3. Emergency situations There are two ways to stop the motor rapidly in an emergency: • Move the throttle lever to 0: the electronics are set to stop the propeller within 1 second • Remove the safety key. 2.4. Setting outboard motor mounting height For correct installation, check the installation height in relation to the boat's keel. -
Page 9: Starting The Motor
2.6. Starting the motor Warning: do not operate the motor out of the water, it could get damaged. Handle all electrical equipment with dry hands . • Attach the engine stop switch lanyard cord to a secure place (e.g. your wrist). Do not attach to clothing that could tear loose. -
Page 10: Adjusting The Speed
2.8. Adjusting the speed To increase or decrease speed, turn the throttle grip. 2.9. Stopping the motor To stop the motor, turn the throttle grip to zero (turn it clockwise completely). 2.10. Gear shift lever The gear shift changes from motor to motor. •... -
Page 11: Trimming The Motor
• MO 9.9hp: to select the desired direction of travel, move the selector lever towards the direction in which you want to travel (image), as indicated by the FORWARD or REVERSE arrows. Warning: keep the gear shift lever in DRIVE for forward or reverse and set it to TILT to raise the engine (image). -
Page 12: Locking The Tiller
2.12. Locking the tiller If the boat already has a rudder (e.g. sailboat), you can lock the motor in place with the side screw. -
Page 13: Tilting Up And Down
2.13. Tilting up and down Warning: Be sure all people are clear of the outboard motor when tilting up and down. Be careful not to pinch any body parts between the drive unit and motor bracket. When the boat is not in use for long periods, or when it is moored in shallow water, or even when it is driven by other means like a sailboat (e.g. - Page 14 • 15hp and 20hp models: switch off the motor, remove the safety key, set the tilt lock lever to “N" on models with tiller control, unlock the tilt by pushing down the "tilt block" lever (Figure 1), lift the engine until the tilt block is engaged by means of the appropriate lever (Figure 2).
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Page 15: Operating In Shallow Water
2.14. Operating in shallow water To navigate in shallow water, unlock the tilt lever and raise the foot of the motor partially, so that it does not hit the bottom. Warning: do not use the reverse gear when operating in this mode. This could result into damage to things or injuries to people. -
Page 16: Checking For Leakage
3.3. Checking for leakage Check that there are no leaks around the motor and from the cooling pipes. Warning: in the event of a leak, switch off the motor, disconnect the power connector and contact the nearest customer service 3.4. Checking the propeller Warning: before carrying out this check, switch off the motor and disconnect the power connector. -
Page 17: Installing The Propeller
MO 6/9.9 HP: Straighten the cotter pin and pull it out using a pair of pliers. Unscrew the retaining bolt and remove the washer. Remove propeller and reinforcing washer 3.4.2. Installing the propeller MO 2.6/4.5 HP: • Apply marine grease to the propeller shaft. •... -
Page 18: Changing Lower Unit Oil
3.5. Changing lower unit oil Warning: The lower unit oil should be changed in a dry place. Be sure that the outboard motor is securely fastened to a transom in vertical position. You could be severely injured if the outboard motor falls on you. Warning: Waste oil is a hazardous waste. -
Page 19: Maintenance Table
When used under normal conditions, maintained and repaired properly as illustrated in this manual, we are sure that you will enjoy using Mitek motors for many years. Frequency and maintenance operations may be adjusted according to the operating conditions. The following table gives general guidelines. -
Page 20: Actions In Emergency
If you do not have the right equipment and are not familiar with these procedures, we recommend that you visit a s service centre. Actions in emergency In case of emergency, please follow the instructions below 4.1. Impact damage If the outboard hits an object in the water: •... -
Page 21: Remote Control Connection Scheme
Remote control connection scheme... -
Page 22: Warranty
Warranty claims must be accompanied by delivery of the product for inspection to a dealer authorised by Mitek or to the premises of Mitek S.r.l. to carry out work on the product. If the purchaser is unable to deliver the product to a dealer, he must inform Mitek in writing, who will inspect it and carry out the repairs envisaged by the warranty. - Page 23 associated with hauling, launching, towing, storing, inconvenience, loss of time or profit, or any other incidental or consequential damages are not covered by this warranty. Also not covered are expenses associated with removing and/or replacing parts or material from the boat in order to access the product in question.
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Page 24: Dimensions
Dimensions 2.6 HP 4.5 HP 6 HP 9.9 HP 15 HP 20 HP 390 mm 430 mm 390 mm 430 mm 480 mm 480 mm 480 mm 480 mm 520 mm 520 mm 410 mm 565 mm 410 mm 565 mm 445 mm 565 mm 445 mm... -
Page 25: Voltmeter Settings
Voltmeter settings Display setting options: Backlight off S1 Display alternately shows V and % of charge, every 2s. S2 Display switches off after 10 seconds. S3 Backlight on, S4: Not used. S5: Not used. How to set the voltmeter for your battery: 1. - Page 26 All information in this manual is based on the latest product information available at the time of printing. The data and illustrations contained in this manual may vary and do not form the basis of any claim against Mitek Srl. No part of this manual may be reproduced without written permission.
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