Before Use; Safety Check; Starting Procedure - Williams EvoJet Serie Mode D'emploi

New Engine Break-in Period
The way your engine is operated during the
first 50 hours of use will play a very significant
role in determining its ultimate performance
and lifespan. The engine must be operated
at suitable speeds and power settings
during the break-in period. Refer to Yanmar

Before Use

Tube pressure will fluctuate with temperature.
Inflate tubes in sequence to 24.80 Kpa/250
mB/3.6 psi, starting at the rear valves. Failure
to observe this will compromise the sea-
keeping ability and watertight integrity of the
boat. Inflation valves are fitted with quarter-
turn locks to enable rapid deflation.
CAUTION.
the correct sequence to prevent
over-inflation (rear to forward).

Safety Check!

WARNING.
to the kill cord when the engine is
running. As a precautionary measure before
setting off, always test kill cord functionality by
pulling it away from its switch. The engine
should always stop.

Starting Procedure

1 Secure any loose ropes which could get
sucked into the jet unit.
2 Attach yourself to the kill cord.
WARNING.
result if not attached.
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Tubes must be inflated in
ALWAYS attach yourself
Personal injury may
engine operator's manuals for information on
running the engine during the first 50 hours of
operation.
The break-in period is very important and
must not be neglected.
•
Set valves to shut and inflate tubes evenly,
starting at rear right, rear left, then forward
valves.
•
Check bilge for fuel or water contamination.
•
Check engine cover latches and storage
lockers are secure.
•
Check seacock is open before use.
WARNING. NEVER operate the boat
when bathers are using the boarding
ladder, as risk of serious injury exists from the
reverse deflector.
WARNING. NEVER investigate the
engine bay with the engine running
or ignition on. Ensure the boat is in a
depth of at least 0.95 m/3 ft of water.
3 Ensure the shift lever is in neutral position.
4 Switch the battery isolator and ignition key
to the on position.
5 Turn the ignition key until engine starts.