Evinrude FHL115, Руководство оператора

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- Engine Starting
IMPORTANT: The engine will start and run without
the clip connected to the key switch. However, we
strongly recommend that the operator use the clip
and lanyard anytime the engine is running. Refer to
Emergency Stop/Key Switch .
Move the remote control handle to NEUTRAL.
1. Concealed side mount control
2. Binnacle mount control
DO NOT advance the throttle before start-up. Ad-
vancing the throttle overrides the electronic idle
control system. After the engine starts, the engine
management module (
EMM ) automatically increas-
es idle speed. Idle speed will decrease as the en-
gine warms up. Wait until idle speed decreases
before you shift into gear.
Turn the key switch fully clockwise to the START
position. Crank the engine no longer than 10 sec-
onds.
IMPORTANT: The starter motor can be damaged if
operated continuously for more than 10 seconds.
Upon start-up, release the key.
If the engine did not start, release the key momen-
tarily, then try again.
Each time the key switch is turned from OFF to ON,
the warning system will self-test. Refer to
Engine
Monitoring . If the warning system fails to self-test
during start-up, see your Dealer.
If your outboard doesn’t react normally to this start-
ing procedure or if it fails to start, refer to
Trouble
Check Chart .
After Engine Starts
IMPORTANT: DO NOT advance the throttle when
operating the engine in NEUTRAL. Advancing the
throttle can cause the engine to over-rev, which can
result in severe engine damage.
Check the water pump indicator. A steady stream of
water indicates the water pump is working. If a
steady stream of water from the water pump indica-
tor is not visible, stop the engine. Refer to
Engine
Overheating .
Engine temperature will determine the length of the
period of fast idle after start-up — the warmer the
engine, the shorter the period of fast idle.
WARNING
DO NOT attempt to shift the engine into
FORWARD or REVERSE while it is running
at fast idle. Shifting under this condition can
result in sudden boat movement, resulting
in injury.
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