Barrus X05, Руководство оператора

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Figure 1: Safety Lanyard
The outboard will not operate if the safety lanyard is not in place. Ensure there
is a spare one on the boat and passengers know where it is.
8. Motor Overload
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If the motor is excessively overloaded (by either extended running at high speed or
using a propeller which is too big for the application) the motor will derate.
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If the motor stops all drive will be lost, which may be hazardous.
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If the motor stops, move the speed control lever to the stop position. Slowly move the
speed control to the drive position which will start the motor again.
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Continue at a reduced speed until the initial cause of the overload has been resolved.
9. Modifications
Do not attempt to modify the outboard motor as this is likely to reduce safety and reliability.
Any modifications will mean that the outboard will not be liable for warranty and maybe illegal
to use.
10. Boat
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Ensure the boat, that the outboard motor is being fitted to, has the capability of
accommodating the power and weight of the unit. (including the batteries).
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Ensure that any requirements of the boat manufacturer are adhered to.
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Consider location of the batteries in regard to weight distribution within the boat.
11. Passenger Training
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Ensure that at least one Passenger is trained to operate the boat in the event of an
emergency.