BRP E 250 L HO AG B, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Routine Service
Adjustments
2
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use the trim/tilt switch to trim the engine to the
full DOWN position.
During operation, the outboard will automatically
trim up or down to an acceptable trim angle based
on pre-programmed parameters.
Use the trim/tilt switch on the control lever to fine
tune to an optimum trim angle.
IMPORTANT:
Use of the trim/tilt switch to manu-
ally adjust the outboard trim angle will temporarily
deactivate i-Trim.
To reactivate i-Trim :
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use the trim/tilt switch to trim the engine to the
full down position
•
bring the engine to idle speed.
Dynamic Power Steering (DPS)
Most Evinrude E-TEC G2 models are equipped
with Dynamic Power Steering (DPS). DPS offers
three power steering assist levels.
Power Steering Assist Levels
IMPORTANT:
At engine speeds below 4500
RPM, ALL power steering assist levels provide the
same rate of assist.
As engine speed increases above 4500 RPM,
assist levels progressively decrease.
The factory default assist level is “Minimum”. Use
the
Evinrude ICON-Touch or ICON CS digital dis-
play to change the power steering assist level.
Refer to the Evinrude ICON-Touch or ICON CS
user’s guide.
If the boat is not equipped with an ICON digital
display, use the Configuration screen of Evinrude
Diagnostics software v 6.1 or higher to change the
power steering assist level.
Multiple Outboard Alignment
Multiple outboards must be connected with a tie
bar and adjusted to align the outboards for correct
water flow to the gearcases and propellers.
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WARNING
The DPS system of AFA and newer outboards
REQUIRES calibration when:
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installing multiple outboards
(initial installation)
•
replacing a DPS module
•
replacing a steering pressure sensor
•
replacing a steering position sensor
Failure to complete DPS system calibration
can result in damage to the tie bar(s) and/or
the transom of the boat due to overloading.
Refer to DPS System Calibration on p. 309.
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WARNING
Selection of power steering assist level is
operator preference.
Be aware that changing the power steering
assist level can affect boat handling.
After changing the level of power steering
assist, operate the boat with care to become
familiar with any changes in boat handling
characteristics.
1. DPS Assist 009237
NOTICE
Multiple outboard installations using AFA and
newer outboards REQUIRE steering position
sensor calibration.
Refer to Steering Position Sensor Calibration
(AFA and Newer Models Only) on p. 310.
Failure to complete steering sensor calibra-
tion on multiple engine applications can
result in damage to the tie bar(s) and/or the
transom of the boat due to overloading.
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