Diagnostic
Cause: Lanyard too short or improperly routed, causing premature switch activation Test: Check lanyard routing; if lanyard is too short, do not shorten further — ensure at-rest coiled length is not taut while operator is at station
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Ask Boat Guru about thisSpec · Upper half of recommended full throttle RPM range conditions={"throttle":"Full throttle","load":"Normal load conditions"}
Procedure · 1. Insert the element on one end of the lanyard cord into the lanyard stop switch (c). WARNING: Read all Important Safety Information before proceeding. 2. Attach the clip on the other end of the lanyard cord (a) to t...
Spec · 6 liter conditions={"target":"midpoint of cross hatched region"}
Procedure · 1. Start the engine. 2. Stop the engine by pulling the lanyard cord to verify the stop switch operates correctly. 3. If the engine does not stop when the lanyard cord is pulled, have the switch repaired before operati...
Diagnostic · Cause: Lanyard stop switch not properly attached or lanyard too long/slack Test: Verify lanyard is clipped to operator's PFD or wrist and inserted into switch; check lanyard length is 122–152 cm (4–5 ft) when stretched