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Hidea F40 Owner's Manual

Hidea F40 Owner's Manual (100 pages)

Brand: Hidea | Category: Outboard Motor | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
Safety Information
7
Outboard Motor Safety

7
- Electric Shock
  7
- Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
  7
- Gasoline
  7
- Hot Parts
  7
- Power Trim and Tilt
  7
- Propeller
  7
- Rotating Parts
  7
- Alcohol and Drugs
  8
Boating Safety

8
- Carbon Monoxide
  8
- Gasoline Exposure and Spills
  8
- Modifications
  8
- Overloading
  8
- Personal Flotation Devices
  8
- Accident Reporting
  9
- Avoid Collisions
  9
- Boating Safety Publications
  9
- Laws and Regulations
  9
- Passenger Training
  9
- Weather
  9
Basic Boating Rules (Rules of the Road)

10
- Steering and Sailing Rules and Sound Signals
  10
- Other Special Situations
  11
General Information

14
- Identification Numbers Record
  14
- Outboard Motor Serial Number
  14
- Key Number
  14
- Read Manuals and Labels
  15
- Warning Labels
  15
Specifications and Requirements

18
- Specifications
  18
- Battery Requirements
  20
- Mounting Battery
  20
- Multiple Batteries
  20
- Remote Control Requirements
  20
- Specifications of Battery
  20
Propeller Selection

21
Start-In-Gear Protection

21
Engine Oil Requirements

22
Fuel Requirements

22
- Gasoline
  22
- Anti-Fouling Paint
  23
- Emergency Equipment
  23
- Emission Control Information
  23
- Motor Disposal Requirements
  23
- North American Models
  23
- Ring Free Fuel Additive
  23
- Star Labels
  24
- Components
  26
Components Diagram

26
- Fuel Joint
  27
- Fuel Tank
  27
- Air Vent Screw
  28
- Fuel Gauge
  28
- Fuel Tank Cap
  28
- Neutral Interlock Trigger
  28
- Neutral Throttle Lever
  28
- Remote Control Box
  28
- Remote Control Lever
  28
- Gear Shift Lever
  29
- Throttle Grip
  29
- Throttle Indicator
  29
- Tiller Handle
  29
- Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard) and Clip
  30
- Throttle Friction Adjuster
  30
- Engine Stop Button
  31
- Main Switch
  31
- Steering Friction Adjuster
  31
Instruments and Indicators

37
- Digital Tachometer
  37
- Hour Meter
  37
- Tachometer
  37
- Trim Meter
  37
- Low Oil Pressure-Alert Indicator
  38
- Digital Speedometer
  
  38
  - Speedometer
    38
  - Fuel Gauge
    39
  - Trip Meter / Clock / Voltmeter
    39
  - Fuel Level-Alert Indicator
    40
  - Low Battery Voltage-Alert Indicator
    40
  - Indicator
    40
  - Analog Tachometer
    40
  - Low Oil Pressure-Alert Indicator
    40
  - Overheat-Alert Indicator
    41
  - Analog Trim Meter
    41
  - Command Link Multifunction Meters
    41
  - Command Link Multifunction
    42
  - Start-Up Checks
    43
  - Adjusting Trolling Speed
    43
  - Low Oil Pressure-Alert
    43
  - Overheat Alert
    44
  - Water Separator Alert
    44
  - Low Battery Voltage-Alert
    45
  - Engine Trouble Alert
    45
  - Command Link Multifunction Speed & Fuel Meters
    46
  - Command Link Multifunction Speedometers
    47
  - Command Link Multifunction Fuel Management Meters
    47
Engine Control System

49
- Alert System
  49
- Overheat Alert
  49
- Low Oil Pressure Alert
  49
Installation

51
- Mounting the Outboard Motor
  51
- Operation
  53
- First-Time Operation
  53
- Fill Engine Oil
  53
- Breaking in Engine
  53
- Getting to Know Your Boat
  53
- Checks before Starting Engine
  
  53
  - Fuel Level
    53
  - Remove the Top Cowling
    54
  - Fuel System
    54
  - Controls
    54
  - Engine Shut-Off Cord (Lanyard)
    55
  - Engine Oil
    55
  - Engine
    56
  - Flushing Device
    56
  - Install Top Cowling
    56
  - Power Trim and Tilt System
    57
  - Battery
    57
- Filling Fuel
  
  57
- Operating Engine
  
  58
  - Sending Fuel (Portable Tank)
    59
  - Starting Engine
    60
  - Checks after Starting Engine
    62
  - Shifting
    63
  - Warming up Engine
    63
  - Manual Start and Electric Start
    63
  - Models
    63
  - Checks after Engine Warm up
    63
  - Stop Switches
    63
  - Stopping Boat
    64
  - Stopping Engine
    65
  - Procedure
    65
  - Trolling
    65
  - Adjusting Trolling Speed
    65
  - Trimming Outboard Motor
    66
  - Adjusting Trim Angle (Power Trim and Tilt)
    67
  - Adjusting Boat Trim
    68
  - Bow up
    68
  - Bow down
    68
  - Tilting up and down
    68
  - Procedure for Tilting up (Power Trim and Tilt Models)
    69
  - Procedure for Tilting down (Power Trim and Tilt Models)
    70
  - Shallow Water
    71
  - Power Trim and Tilt Models
    71
  - Cruising in Other Conditions
    72
  - Cruising in Salt Water
    72
Maintenance

73
- Transporting and Storing Outboard Motor
  
  73
  - Storing Outboard Motor
    73
  - Procedure
    74
  - Lubrication
    75
  - Cleaning and Anticorrosion Measures
    75
  - Flushing Power Unit
    75
  - Cleaning the Outboard Motor
    77
  - Checking Painted Surface of Outboard Motor
    77
- Periodic Maintenance
  
  77
  - Replacement Parts
    77
  - Maintenance Interval Guidelines
    78
  - Maintenance Chart 1
    79
  - Maintenance Chart 2
    81
  - Greasing
    82
  - Cleaning and Adjusting Spark Plug
    82
  - Inspecting Idle Speed
    83
  - Changing Engine Oil
    83
  - Inspecting Wiring and Connectors
    85
  - Checking Propeller
    85
  - Removing Propeller
    86
  - Spline Models
    86
  - Installing Propeller
    86
  - Changing Gear Oil
    87
  - Cleaning Fuel Tank
    88
  - Inspecting and Replacing Anode(S)
    89
  - Checking Battery (for Electric Start Models)
    89
  - Using a Single Battery
    90
  - Using an Accessory Battery
    90
  - Connecting the Battery
    90
  - Disconnecting the Battery
    91
Trouble Recovery

92
- Troubleshooting
  92
- Replacing Fuse
  95
- Temporary Action in Emergency
  95
- Impact Damage
  95
- Power Trim and Tilt will Not Operate
  96
- Water Separator-Alert Indicator Blinks While Cruising
  97
- Starter will Not Operate
  99
- Emergency Starting Engine
  100
- Treatment of Submerged Motor
  100

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