Volvo Penta AQ205, Руководство оператора

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CONTENTS
General information ............................................... 2
Running Instructions ............................................. 4
Starting the engine ................................................... 4
Running instructions ................................................. 5
Running in shallow waters ........................................ 6
Reversing ................................................................. 6
Shutdown procedure ................................................. 6
Checks and Service ............................................... 6
Check daily before starting ....................................... 6
Check every 14 days ............................................... 7
Service every 50 hours of operation ......................... 8
Service every 100 hours of operation ....................... 8
Winter storage and Launching ............................ 12
Propellers ............................................................. 15
Fault Tracing Scheme .......................................... 16
Technical Data ...................................................... 17
Wiring Diagrams .................................................. 19
Engine component guide .................................... 23
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Stop the engine before opening the hatch to the engine
compartment. An engine which is running has rotating
and moving parts which are dangerous to touch.
Bear in mind the risk of a fire. All engine fuel is inflam-
mable. Alcohol, methanol or ethanol is sometimes
added to fuel, especially to unleaded petrol. These ad-
ditives shorten the life of rubber and plastic compo-
nents in the fuel system. Inspect regularly.
The cooling system should be drained when there is
risk of frost. Close all drainage points when the boat is
not under constant supervision. Incorrectly performed
drainage may cause the boat to become filled with wa-
ter and sink. When working on the drive in the upper
position, lock the drive in position with the special tool
available or in some other secure way so that there is
no possibility of the drive falling down.
Instrument panel
1. Tachometer – graduated 0–6000 rev/min.
2. Temperature gauge for cooling water. Green field – normal
cooling water temperature
3. Oil pressure gauge
4. Voltmeter
5. Key-switch (Starting)
6. Operating switch for sterndrive “Up”, “Down”
7. Instrument indicating the trim angle
Operating controls
1. Operating switch for Power Trim
2. Control lever
3. Disengaging device
Push in the button when the control lever is in neutral and move
the lever forwards slightly. Release the button. The lever now
operates the throttle only. Pull back the lever when you wish to
operate the throttle and the shift mechanism simultaneously.
N = Neutral
F = Control lever in position for running “Forward”
R = Control lever in position for “reversing”
T = Engine speed