Engbo XF 60 VR User Manual

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 1 XForce thruster – VR series Installation and user manual XF 30 VR XF 60 VR XF 90 VR XF 130 VR

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 10 3.4. Installation of RCU – Remote Control Unit Unscrew the four screws and remove the top cover. Make use of

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 11 4.1.3. Cutting holes The installation process can begin once the location of the tunnel has been marked. NB: Do

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 12 4.1.6. Cleaning before fastening Rub down the surface of the tunnel, both on the outside and inside, to remove all

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 13 Sometimes also the joint between hull and tunnel must be taped to prevent the filling from running out. When the

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 14 4.1.10. Grinding Working from outside the hull the outermost edges of each hole should be ground at an angle of 45

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 15 5. Thruster installation WARNING: Do not install the thrusters in areas where inflammable or explosive gases m

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 16 5.4. Off centre installation XF30V should be installed slightly “off centre” to get the propeller as close to the

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 17 5.7.1. Propeller installation Symmetrical 3 (or 4) blade kaplan propellers. G

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 18 6. Electrical connections IMPORTANT: Professional qualified craftsmen must carry out the electrical work, and re

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 19 Mount the drill template sticker and use and saw cutter or a file to remove all needed area for installation. Pre-d

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 2 Contents 1. INTRODUCTION ...

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 20 6.5. Contradicting direction On boats with more than one steering/control position, the wires must be connected i

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 21 6.7. Connecting cables to the battery DANGER! Make sure that no cables are short-circuited before connecting the ba

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 22 6.11. XForce Thruster Cable, fuse and battery requirements XForce Thruster Motor V/kW Thrust (KG) Maximum c

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 23 6.13. Wiring diagram single and double joystick 7. Maintenance IMPORTANT! The control unit and electric m

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 24 7.3. Battery/charger check Check the battery for clean and tight terminals and correct electrolyte level. Check

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 25 Red light The indicator will quickly blink red in case of system faults and slowly blink red together with short s

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 26 8.6. The thruster stops working after a long period of use Intelligent electronic protection WARNING: The system

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 27 9.2. Battery The battery capacity must be related to the connected equipment and the use of this. For recommened s

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 28 9.2.3. Fuse connection The bolt itself is not an active current conductor, and its only function is to ass

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 3 7.4. High current cable/connections check ...

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 4 IMPORTANT: When installed in boats approved or classified according to international or special national rules, the

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 5 2.2.1. Operating panel versions There are 4 different XForce Thruster operation panels available. Touch panel (Par

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 6 Green light NB: Activation is indicated by a steady green light in the “POWER” indicator and a short sound. All subs

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 7 Image A 2.2.5. Coding of wireless remote control Procedure for serial no. above 8600 Important! If your wireless co

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 8 2.2.6. Battery replacement The remote control uses three regular AAA/LR03 alkaline batteries. The battery life is

XF Rev: 4, 2010-02-01 Page 9 3.2. Dimensions XF30VR, XF60VR, XF90VR and XF130VR Thruster model A mm B mm Bmin mm C mm D mm E mm F mm XF