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To replenish the battery:
1. Make sure that the electrolyte level is
between the upper 1 and lower 2 level
marks.
2. Refill the battery with distilled water if
necessary.
CAUTION:
Normal tap water contains minerals that
are harmful to a battery. Use only dis-
tilled water for replenishing the battery.
To recharge the battery:
CAUTION:
Do not attempt to charge a battery hast-
ily. Battery life may be shorter.
Yamaha recommend charging battery by
a Yamaha dealer or a battery dealer. If you
charge the battery yourself, read the battery
charger instructions carefully before charg-
ing and follow the points below.
1. Remove all caps from the battery cell.
2. Add distilled water to the specified level if
the electrolyte level is low.
3. Set the charging rate to 1.9 ampere and
charge the battery slowly until the explo-
sive gases become coming out vigor-
ously from battery cells.
To connect the battery terminals:
1. Make sure that the connections are correct
when you insert the battery in the watercraft.
2. Make sure that the breather hose is
properly connected and that it is not
damaged or obstructed.
3. Make sure that the battery is securely
held in place.
1
Positive (+): Red lead
2
Negative (–): Black lead
3
Breather hose
- OWNER’S/OPERATOR’S 1
- To the owner/operator 2
- EJU00273 3
- GENERAL AND 4
- INFORMATION 4
- Identification numbers 5
- Emission control 6
- Important labels 7
- Warning labels 8
- Caution labels 9
- Other labels 10
- Safety information 11
- Cruising limitations 12
- Operation requirements 13
- F0P03010 15
- Hazard information 16
- Watercraft characteristics 16
- Stand-on vessel 18
- Give-way vessel 18
- Crossing 19
- Overtaking 20
- Narrow channels and bends 20
- Fishing vessel right-of-way 20
- Sailing vessel right-of-way 20
- To get more boating 22
- Enjoy your watercraft 23
- FEATURES AND 24
- FUNCTIONS 24
- Location of main components 25
- Operation of controls and 29
- Fuel tank filler cap 30
- Oil tank filler cap 30
- Fuel cock knob 31
- Engine stop switch 32
- Engine shut-off switch 32
- Choke lever 32
- Throttle lever 33
- Start switch 33
- Cooling water pilot outlet 34
- Steering system 34
- Quick Shift Trim System 35
- (QSTS) selector 35
- Bow down 36
- Engine overheat warning 37
- Handgrip 38
- Multifunction information 39
- Tachometer 40
- Speedometer 40
- Reset button 40
- Fuel meter 41
- Hour meter 41
- Fuel warning indicator 42
- Oil warning indicator 42
- Front storage compartment 43
- Glove compartment 44
- OPERATION 46
- Fuel and oil 47
- Filling the fuel tank 49
- 2-stroke engine oil 50
- Filling the oil tank 50
- Pre-operation checks 51
- Engine compartment 52
- Fuel and oil systems 52
- Water separator 53
- EJU00435a 54
- Fire extinguisher 55
- Throttle 56
- Jet unit 57
- Switches 58
- Operation 59
- Starting the engine 61
- Stopping the engine 64
- Leaving the watercraft 64
- Operating your watercraft 65
- Riding watercraft with a 66
- Starting the watercraft 67
- Starting from a dock 68
- Boarding alone 69
- Boarding with a passenger 70
- Capsized watercraft 71
- Turning the watercraft 73
- Stopping the watercraft 75
- Beaching the watercraft 76
- Docking the watercraft 76
- Rough water operation 76
- Post-operation checks 77
- Transporting 79
- MAINTENANCE AND 80
- Flushing the cooling system 81
- Lubrication 83
- Fuel system 84
- Cleaning the watercraft 86
- Maintenance and 87
- Owner’s/Operator’s Manual 88
- Periodic maintenance chart 89
- Inspecting the fuel system 90
- Fuel filter 91
- Fuel tank 91
- Inspecting the oil injection 92
- Inspecting the steering cable 93
- Inspecting and adjusting the 93
- Inspecting the QSTS 94
- Cleaning and adjusting the 95
- ● Oil pump cable 96
- ● QSTS cables (handlebar end) 98
- ● YPVS cable 98
- ● Intermediate housing 98
- Inspecting the battery 99
- CAUTION: 100
- Adjusting the trolling speed 101
- Replacing the fuse 102
- Bleeding the oil injection 102
- Adjusting the Yamaha 103
- Adjustable Sponson (Y.A.S.) 103
- Specifications 104
- TROUBLESHOOTING 106
- AND EMERGENCY 106
- PROCEDURES 106
- Troubleshooting 107
- Emergency procedures 110
- Jumping the battery 111
- Connecting the jumper cables 112
- Towing the watercraft 113
- Submerged watercraft 114
- APPENDIX 116
- Limited warranty 117
- EJU00609 120
- Printed on recycled paper 123
- YAMAHA MOTOR CORPORATION, USA 123
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