4. Operation
4.1 Startup
To start the motor:
• Ensure that remote throttle is in neutral position
• Ensure Emergency Stop Switch is engaged
• For starting, turn ignition key to the right one click. Display will turn on and run a
series of system checks. Once all boxes are ticked, turn key to right again and you
will hear a clicking noise from the batteries. This is the batteries being engaged for
operation. The motor is now "on" and operable. Caution, be aware that there is no
noise of motor when in idle "neutral" position.
• Touchscreen display confirms readiness for operation of all components
(refer to point 5.4)
• To stop the motor, turn ignition key to the left (Off Position).
Off Position
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• Check cable protection hose leading to outboard for possible damage
• Check function of emergency stop switch
• Check steering system function
• In case of visible damage of system components or cables neither
charge the battery nor switch on the system
• Fix red emergency stop lanyard to your wrist, or on your life jacket
• Only use the battery at temperatures between -25°C and +55°C
(-13 °F and +131 °F).
• Check condition of sacrificial anode.
• Ensure that the propeller is not damaged.
• Never operate the propeller out of the water. Take care that trim
position of the motor is in the right position before starting.
Switches on the
supply voltage and
activates communi-
cation of components
between each other.
Enables high
voltage batte-
ry and makes
motor ready
for operation.