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The motor can be taken out of the water by tipping (e.g. when not in use, when
docking the boat, and in shallow water).
Trimming allows the motor to be positioned optimally relative to the water surface.
For this, four possible trimming positions (2) are available.
Fig. 44: Trimming positions
2
Trimming positions on the
transom bracket
3
Trim rod
In order to position the motor optimally relative to the water surface, several steps
are required:
1.
Use the tilt switch to tilt the motor upwards hydraulically, see Chapter 6.4, "Tilt
switch".
2. Remove the securing cotter pin (1) of the trim rod (3), and pull the trim rod (3)
out of the transom bracket.
3. Select the desired trimming position.
4. Insert the trim rod (3) into the corresponding trimming position (2) of the
transom bracket.
The trim rod (3) must be pushed through both side walls of the transom
bracket.
5. Fix the trim rod (3) using the securing cotter pin (1).
6. Hydraulically tilt the motor downwards using the tilt switch until contact is made
with the trim rod (3).
5.6 Choice of batteries
For reasons of efficiency and user-friendliness, Torqeedo recommends the use of
two Power 48-5000 units. All other batteries must only be connected to the Cruise
system by experts, in accordance with the national safety regulations.
WARNING!
Danger of injury from batteries which are unmatched.
This can result in severe physical injuries or death.
■
Connect only identical batteries (manufacturer, capacity and age).
■
Connect batteries only if they have an identical state of charge.
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