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Maintenance
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EMU29400
Coating the boat bottom
A clean hull improves boat performance. The
boat bottom should be kept as clean of ma-
rine growth as possible. If necessary, the
boat bottom can be coated with an anti-foul-
ing paint approved for your area to inhibit
marine growth.
Do not use anti-fouling paint which includes
copper or graphite. These paints can cause
more rapid engine corrosion.
ZMU04680
ZMU01943
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Important Manual Information
3
Table of Contents
4
General Information
7
Identification Numbers Record
7
Outboard Motor Serial Number
7
Key Number
7
Emission Control Information
7
North American Models
7
Star Labels
8
Safety Information
9
Important Labels
10
Warning Labels
10
Caution Labels
11
Basic Boating Rules (Rules of the Road)
11
Steering and Sailing Rules and Sound Signals
11
Rules When Encountering Vessels
12
Other Special Situations
13
Fueling Instructions
15
Gasoline
16
Engine Oil
16
Battery Requirement
16
Battery Specifications
17
Propeller Selection
17
Start-In-Gear Protection
17
Basic Components
18
Main Components
18
Remote Control
19
Remote Control Lever
20
Neutral Interlock Trigger
20
Neutral Throttle Lever
20
Throttle Friction Adjuster
20
Engine Stop Lanyard Switch
21
Main Switch
21
Power Trim and Tilt Switch on Remote Control or Tiller Handle
22
Power Trim and Tilt Switch on Bottom Engine Cowling
22
Trim Tab with Anode
22
Tilt Support Lever for Power Trim and Tilt or Hydro Tilt Model
23
Top Cowling Lock Levers
23
Flushing Device
24
Water Separator
24
Tachometer
24
Digital Tachometer
25
Oil Level Indicators (Three Indicators)
25
Oil Level Indicator (Digital Type)
25
Overheat Warning Indicator (Digital Type)
26
Speedometer (Digital Type)
26
Trim Meter
27
Trim Meter (Digital Type)
27
Hour Meter (Digital Type)
27
Trip Meter
28
Clock
28
Fuel Gauge
28
Fuel Warning Indicator
29
Low Battery Voltage Warning Indicator
29
Command Link Multifunction Meters
29
Tachometer Unit
29
Speed & Fuel Meter Unit
33
Speedometer Unit
34
Fuel Management Meter
35
Warning System
35
Overheat Warning
35
Oil Level Warning and Oil Filter Clogging Warning
36
Operation
38
Installation
38
Mounting the Outboard Motor
38
Breaking in Engine
39
Procedure for HPDI Models
39
Preoperation Checks
40
Fuel
40
Oil
40
Controls
40
Engine
40
Operation after a Long Period of Storage
40
Filling Fuel and Engine Oil
42
Ring Free Fuel Additive
42
Filling Oil for Oil Injection Models
42
Oil Level Indicator Operation
44
Operating Engine
45
Feeding Fuel
45
Starting Engine
45
Electric Start and Remote Control
45
Models
45
Warming up Engine
46
Electric Start and Prime Start Models
46
Shifting
47
Forward (Tiller Handle and Remote Control Models)
47
Reverse (Automatic Reverse Lock and Power Trim and Tilt Models)
47
Stopping Engine
48
Procedure
48
Trimming Outboard Motor
48
Adjusting Trim Angle
49
Adjusting Boat Trim
49
Tilting up and down
50
Procedure for Tilting up (Power Trim and Tilt Models / Power Tilt Models)
51
Procedure for Tilting down (Power Trim and Tilt Models / Power Tilt Models)
52
Cruising in Shallow Water
52
Power Trim and Tilt Models / Power Tilt Models
52
Cruising in Other Conditions
53
Maintenance
54
Specifications
54
Transporting and Storing Outboard Motor
55
Storing Outboard Motor
55
Procedure
56
Lubrication (Oil Injection Models)
56
Cleaning and Anticorrosion Measures
56
Battery Care
57
Flushing Power Unit
57
Cleaning the Outboard Motor
58
Checking Painted Surface of Motor
58
Periodic Maintenance
59
Replacement Parts
59
Maintenance Chart
60
Maintenance Chart (Additional)
61
Greasing
62
Cleaning and Adjusting Spark
62
Plug
62
Checking Fuel System
63
Inspecting Idling Speed
64
Checking Water in Engine Oil Tank
65
Checking Wiring and Connectors
65
Exhaust Leakage
65
Water Leakage
65
Checking Power Trim and Tilt System
65
Checking Propeller
66
Removing the Propeller
67
Installing the Propeller
67
Changing Gear Oil
68
Inspecting and Replacing Anode(S)
69
Checking Battery (for Electric Start Models)
69
Connecting the Battery
70
Disconnecting the Battery
71
Checking Top Cowling
71
Coating the Boat Bottom
72
Trouble Recovery
73
Troubleshooting
73
Temporary Action in Emergency
76
Impact Damage
76
Replacing Fuse
76
Power Trim and Tilt / Power Tilt will Not Operate
77
Water Separator Warning Indicator Blinks While Cruising
77
Engine Fails to Operate
79
Low Oil Level Warning Activates
79
Treatment of Submerged Motor
80
Procedure
80
Consumer Information
81
Important Warranty Information for U.S.A. and Canada
81
Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.s.a. Outboard Motor Two Year Limited Warranty
83
Important Warranty Information if You Use Your Yamaha Outside the
86
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Brand
Yamaha
Model
VZ250
Category
Outboard Motor
Language
English
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