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mini service repair workshop manual all models 1959 1976For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. It has a Quicksilver remote control panel and I've taken it apart but don't want to mess up the thing too badly. I hotwired the ignition and am able to get the engine started but I don't want to burn anything out doing this. I don't see any serial numbers or other markings of any kind.It has a Quicksilver remote control panel and I've taken it apart but don't want to mess up the thing too badly. I hotwired the ignition and am able to get the engine started but I don't want to burn anything out doing this. I don't see any serial numbers or other markings of any kind.Or from where you hot wired. Then if you are not happy, order new ignition for your control. Mercury only made a few different keys, and depending on the year (not specified) it will likely be 1A through 2F. If you still can't find that number, any reputable marina service area will have a key ring with keys to test. Keys are cheap to replace. One of the larger Mercury parts sites has the keys available, I forget which one now. The lock should have a number on it inside the housing. As mentioned, the ignition switch will have a sticker on it with the key code. Once you have that code, most marine repair shops and marina's should be able to get you a key. I just found a key for my 38 year old controller after much searching. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. The guy before the guy I bought the boat from lost his key and ended up removing the key hole part of the ignition. It still works pretty much like it's supposed to, except you can use anything flat and short. i.e. a house key, car key, flathead screwdriver etc.http://andrelandberg.com/userfiles/faa086p7a-manual.xml

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I'm not worried that someone could easily steal the boat because of this, but what I am worried about is, since the key part is gone, it doesn't automatically switch back to the run position from start. Once it's running, the starter continues to spin unless it's it's carefully switched back into the run position. Also, when it's running, the motor is louder than the starter therefore it's hard to tell if the starter is spinning or not. I noticed this when I was doing a decarb and checking for leaks after replacing all of my internal fuel lines. Below are a couple pictures of the control from the side and back to hopefully help identify a little easier. The choke is a separate push button on top of the unit, not integrated into the switch. Thanks for any and all input on this issue of mine! Thanks for the link. I took the control apart and it looks like it has anywhere between 5 and 7 connectors on the back. It's crammed in there so tight it's hard to tell for sure. Unless I can somehow convert it to a 3 wire plug, I think I'll just have to deal with it. There is not enough space or wire length inside to cut the wires and solder a new switch on. Also, there isn't much to tell which wire is which as they are all either black or white. I tried to put it back together, but am having some issues with the copper colored roller part of the high idle lever. I get everything where it needs to be, but can't seem to find the right position of that roller part after the push rod got moved. Any thoughts on that or how to modify the switch. Thanks everyone! Is this your Mercontrol. See item 49 Gerry That looks about right, though mine is a 50 hp. I just don't know how easy it would be to solder the old wires to a new switch. If there was room to just put some female wire connectors on, I'd be golden, but I don't think there is enough space. And I'm still not having any luck get the two halves of the control housing back together. Grrr!http://www.internet-trade.cz/UserFiles/fanuc-120i-manual.xml You cannot use a three terminal ignition switch for a two stroke outboard. Outboards have a CLOSED circuit to kill the engne whereas a battery ignition OPENS the ignitiion to kill the engine.Good info to have! I just ordered the switch and should have it no later than Saturday. It is a 5 terminal switch and when I said earlier that the wires are all black or white, I was wrong. There are other colors, but someone used that liquid electrical tape stuff to cover everything, so I'm going to probably have to attempt changing one wire over at a time so they don't get mixed up. So that aside, is there a certain position the high idle lever needs to be in to put the housing back together. I'll do some browsing here on the forum, but if someone has a quick answer or photo, that would be great! Thanks! Here is a link to the MerControls newest manual and yours will be the first one in the file. Gerry It is a 5 terminal switch and when I said earlier that the wires are all black or white, I was wrong. There are other colors, but someone used that liquid electrical tape stuff to cover everything, so I'm going to probably have to attempt changing one wire over at a time so they don't get mixed up. So that aside, is there a certain position the high idle lever needs to be in to put the housing back together. I'll do some browsing here on the forum, but if someone has a quick answer or photo, that would be great! Thanks!Here is a link to the wiring diagram for your motor. It shows a 5-terminal ignition switch. Not sure it is correct or not but I think because the choke function is on a separate button and not a function of the switch you can get by with the 5 terminal type. Thanks for the info guys. I got it back together, still with the old switch, but I least I know how to do it now. Just waiting on the new one to arrive. Silvertip, the switch that I have currently installed has 5 terminals. Below are a couple pictures of the one I just purchased and it looks exactly the same.https://labroclub.ru/blog/fatshark-head-tracker-manual-1 It is not a Push to Choke switch. I know next to nothing when it comes to Merc's so I can't explain why it has 5 as opposed to 6. I am scared of ruining something. Thank you in advance! I am scared of ruining something. Thank you in advance!This one is old and dead. Thanks I don't have a step by step method, but just take your time. You'll want the control unit laying on it's side as apposed to the vertical possition it is currently mounted in. After you get the housing screws out, you have to move the choke and throttle lever around a bit to find the position where it will allow the housing to be released. It wasn't too terribly difficult, but there is a pin inside if I recall correctly, that sort of holds the throttle arm in the neutral position. You want to be careful not to lose that. As far as the wiring goes, that's where it gets a little more difficult as there isn't much room to work. After all was said and done, I used a high quality silicone over the whole back of the switch. Once it fully dried, (24-48 hours I think) I put the whole thing back together and it worked great. There may be threads around by now that have pictures, etc.The rule about posting in old topics does not apply to the original poster, you in this case. But let me ask - Would you have reopened the topic or would it still be on the top shelf in the library. Derek should have started a new topic. You and others might have replied in the new topic. I don't have a step by step method, but just take your time. You'll want the control unit laying on it's side as apposed to the vertical possition it is currently mounted in. After you get the housing screws out, you have to move the choke and throttle lever around a bit to find the position where it will allow the housing to be released. It wasn't too terribly difficult, but there is a pin inside if I recall correctly, that sort of holds the throttle arm in the neutral position. You want to be careful not to lose that. As far as the wiring goes, that's where it gets a little more difficult as there isn't much room to work. After all was said and done, I used a high quality silicone over the whole back of the switch. Once it fully dried, (24-48 hours I think) I put the whole thing back together and it worked great. There may be threads around by now that have pictures, etc.I will give it a try and appreciate the tips very much. First time here also. As an admin to a message forum myself I guess I don't understand why you would want another thread created on the same topic. Its actually better to keep all the information in one thread rather than force people to look at 5 threads of the same topic to find an answer. Just my.02 but if that's how you guys run things around here in the future I will do that. But if a thread is not locked I would only assume its open to post in. I will give it a try and appreciate the tips very much. First time here also. As an admin to a message forum myself I guess I don't understand why you would want another thread created on the same topic. Its actually better to keep all the information in one thread rather than force people to look at 5 threads of the same topic to find an answer. Just my.02 but if that's how you guys run things around here in the future I will do that. But if a thread is not locked I would only assume its open to post in.It's very plain. Also look at the top of this thread. It isn't the same topic. It's Zen's topic and if he didn't happen to see that you posted in his thread, you could be waiting forever for an answer since his last post was almost a year ago while others that can help might not see your question. Threads with no activity for three months or more are considered dead. We don't lock threads in case the OP decides to update his thread. You must have rules in your forum that members are expected to follow. In the future, please start new threads instead of hijacking. Thanks. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. You can only buy the key at the Merc dealer. I think my local dealer would go along with that. They have a real decent parts man. The number that said 22 had a square over the first digit 2 and then also had xk stamped after the number. Which would it be? I am assuming 22? The ones I bought from the dealer were stamped the same way. Your 2 sounds right but I wonder if there is supposed to be a letter that goes with the numbers. A dealer might be able to help you narrow it down. He had about 13 of them and just tried them all out untill one fit. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. If you can remember the single letter and single number combination that was on the original key, that alone will get you a new key. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. I have repair parts and a diagram of the neutral button mechanism. I'm trying to get the control out of the boat so I can work on it but I'm stuck. How do I get the darn thing out. I have the cables disconnected. Now I need to removed the wiring going to the ignition switch but I can't figure out how to get the wiring harness loose from the throttle box. Can anybody give some tips on how to proceed. Also, how do I get the throttle handle loose from the control box? Lake, From your description, it does not sound like the original MerControl box. The original has a single lever, push button for choke and a cold start lever. The front of the box has a 3 wire connector for a tach. On these models, the handle attaches with a single phillips screw from the back of the control. The control splits into two pieces by removing four straight slot stainless screws, with nuts that are molded into the rear half of the control. What you have sounds like a more modern control. Sometimes the throttle only push button simply pops out with a screwdriver (gently). The contol may then come apart, although my MerCruiser control had screws hidden under the black plastic finisher panel behind the throtle handle. Anyway, it's a single piece unit, has a single control lever, with a cold start (neutral) push button at the base of the lever. The choke control is in the ignition by pushing in the key as it is turned for starting. I'll try prying the button off (carefully). I read that the control arm can be removed by placing the arm partially forward or in reverse which I've tried without success. I guess what I need are pictures or a manual but I'm not in a position to buy a manual and I live in the boonies without a boat trailer. I'm also wondering if I can replace the broken part in the push button mechanism from the back side but I'm afraid if I start removing the cams and balls etc., I'll be in big trouble. Do you know of any pictorial instructions outside of a manual or where I might find an online manual? It will break it OFF instantly!!!! I just did that yesterday, and it is very disturbing. Hopefully you'll let me know how to do it if you find out how to do it correctly. There's 2000's and 3000's. I have a 2000. It has no warmup lever and the key start switch is not part of it. To fast idle, you have to N the shifter, wiggle it and while doing so, push in on the big black button in the center. If you are lucky the button will detent and disengage the shifter from the shift-throttle lever. On the 3000 you merely lift the lever (used to have one on a different boat and like it much better). On the 2000 if you get a mirror and look under it (on the round part of the shift lever) with the lever in N, on the bottom and slightly forward of straight down is a hex-Allen set screw which locks the lever to the center shaft. Removing this allows for removal of the lever (if you're lucky and it's not frozen). Removal of the lever allows the alum face plate to be popped off (held in place with tabs on either end and under that are two bolts that attach it to the boat. I would assume the 3000 is similar since you can't find a way to get into it. Mark Mark, I've been busy, hence the slow reply. I thought is was a 3000, but actually I haven't the foggiest which model it is. I'm stumped on how to disassemble this sucker. I guess that's the set screw you refer to but this one is a slotted set screw. Either the female thread is stripped or I just haven't caught it when trying to re-seat it. Nevertheless, since it's loose, I'm guess the arm should slip off. It doesn't but I haven't tried prying it off for fear of breaking something. I have the throttle control disassembled down to the shift plat (I think that's what it is). There are two mounting screw on the plate which I have removed and that's as far as I can get. I have an exploded picture of the control that I got through this link: I found on another post here. The picture doesn't exactly match what I see. I'm thinking about taking a photo of what I have and post it here. I'm still hoping you or somebody can give me clue to secrete key to disassembling this bugger. Jerry Get the picture. I never got mine off either. I carefully bent the edges of the alum excutcheon (cover) up and was able to hold the head of the screw while I undid the nuts so that I could remove it from the boat. Mark Check the diagrams at the attached URL.Jerry I have some illustrations and procedural steps that might help check your mail. OKCSCOTT I also developed a problem with my Quicksilver Control.Pushing the button in puts the engine in netural. Unfortunately for me the button on the port side will no longer snap into the netural position when I wiggle the throttle arm making starting very difficult. Any suggestions would help Thanks Dino. Stryker S3 Hospital Bed Manual. Mercruiser Commander 3000 Controls Manual. Note: This is a new page for displaying documents. The first time a document is loaded will take a little longer than it will for the next person so please be patient if it takes time. Remote Control-4000 GEN II(Pistol Grip) Panel Mount. Mercury Marine no longer manufactures the Quicksilver Commander engine and controller, but thousands are still out on the water, doing their duties. Mercury 50 Outboard Manual. From the Quicksilver's panel control, you can adjust your boat's trim, or angle in the water, to raise your bow to the appropriate level in various weather conditions and at different speeds. You control most of the Quicksilver Commander system from the controller arm, however, which has a throttle-only button and trailer control. You use it as you would most standard single-arm controllers. Mercruiser remote controls. Shifter Mercruiser Sterndrive Parts Remote Controls Remote Controls The Commander 3000, 4000 and 4500 units are rapidly proving themselves. 2017sd Pump Manual there. Models come in top mount, side mount and panel mount. Controls can be purchased with or without trim controls. Important: The new Model 4500 Controls are Generation II Type. This means that you have to have the matching Gen II Control Cables. Remote Control-4000 GEN II(Pistol Grip) Panel Mount. Quicksilver 3000 Throttle Control Manual.pdf. X Trail Repair Manual on this page. Fits current outboards. 883711A13 Console Mount with Trim No Longer Available. Order 883711A14 NOTICE OF CHANGE. This item is no longer sold. Built in push-to-choke key switch, alarm horn and safety laynard. Built in push-to-choke key switch, alarm horn and safety laynard. Share Tweet Email Print Explore America's Campgrounds Related How to Figure Out What Year My Boat Motor Is Related How to Identify the Model Year of a Yamaha Outboard By Will Charpentier If you have no keys for your Merc outboard, you have a problem. Fortunately, there are several ways to solve the problem. Most of them involve little or no damage to your boat or your Mercury outboard. Whether you've lost the keys to a motor you've had for some time, or purchased a motor without a key, a bit of investigation may give you everything you need. The Manual The motor operator's guide is a source of much information concerning your motor. In addition to the basic operating and maintenance procedures, the first few pages carry the motor's serial number. The manual may even include the code number that enables a locksmith to cut a new key. Larger marinas may make duplicate keys based on this code number, too. Once you have the motor's serial number, though, any Mercury Marine dealer can find out the code to make a duplicate key. On the Motor The motor itself carries the serial number in two places, in case you don't have the motor operator's manual available. Take a look on the left side of the motor's swivel bracket. You should see an aluminized plate that tells you the motor's horsepower, model number, serial number, the model year and other information. If this plate has been painted over, remove the top cover from the motor and look on the right side of the motor. You'll see a tag attached to the motor that carries the same information. Again, you can take the serial number to a Mercury Marine dealer and they'll cut a new key for you. All you need to do is remove the two screws that hold the remote control to the boat, if the control is attached to a boat, or the four screws on the back of the remote unit. Once you remove the four screws, separate the face of the remote unit from its back panel. The ignition switch is the cylinder located near the throttle handle. Don't Let History Repeat Itself Once you have the key code for your motor, record it. Record the key code along with the serial number, the model number and the other pertinent information about the motor and the maintenance you've completed. Keeping this kind of record will ensure that, should you ever find yourself without a key to that Merc, you'll be able to stroll into any dealer and walk out with a new key in a matter of minutes. A retired ship captain, Charpentier holds a doctorate in applied ocean science and engineering. He is also a certified marine technician and the author of a popular text on writing local history. Part I: Diagnostic Principles Chapter 1-Introduction Chapter 2-The history of diagnosis in psychiatry Chapter 3-How diagnostic manuals are made Chapter 4-What is and is not a mental disorder Chapter 5-Diagnostic validity Chapter 6-Dimensionality Chapter 7-Clinical utility Part II: Specific Diagnoses Chapter 8-Schizophrenia spectrum and other psychoses Chapter 9-Bipolar and related disorders Chapter 10-Depressive disorders Chapter 11-Anxiety disorders, trauma, and the OCD spectrum Chapter 12— Substance abuse, eating, and sexual disorders Chapter 13-Neurodevelopmental and disruptive behavioral disorders Chapter 14-Personality disorders Chapter 15—Other diagnostic groups Part III—Overview Chapter 16-Responses to DSM-5 Chapter 17-DSM-5 in practice Chapter 18-A guide for the perplexed For example, claiming that DID (dissocia. Although I believe the author is extremely biased (his work focuses on BPD) and at times writes as if he is the authority on all things psychiatry even though he clearly hasn't had experience in the area. For example, claiming that DID (dissociative identity disorder) doesn't exist, and is solely a manipulation by hypnosis. Anyway, still I recommend to any practitioner or any person needing to self-dx. Dr. Paris glosses over the fact that some of the flaws he drones on about are a result of the way the healthcare system (at least in the US) is set up. Dr. Paris also seems to write the book strictly to psychiatrists. At times, I wondered if Dr. Paris sees any type of treatment other than medication as valid for mental health issues. Although he acknowledges that professionals other than psychiatrists use the DSM, Dr. Paris glosses over the fact that some of the flaws he drones on about are a result of the way the healthcare system (at least in the US) is set up. Dr. Paris also seems to write the book strictly to psychiatrists. At times, I wondered if Dr. Paris sees any type of treatment other than medication as valid for mental health issues. Although he acknowledges that professionals other than psychiatrists use the DSM, most of his critiques don't seem to take this fact into account. However, the book provided some insightful information and food for thought. Instead, this is a thoughtful, easy-to-read critique of the major changes and weaknesses of the DSM-5 — and the entire field of modern psychiatry, as reflected in its pages. If you're a mental health practitioner with concerns about trends in over-diagnosis and the influence of big pharma on treatment, it's worth a read. I found the discus Instead, this is a thoughtful, easy-to-read critique of the major changes and weaknesses of the DSM-5 — and the entire field of modern psychiatry, as reflected in its pages. If you're a mental health practitioner with concerns about trends in over-diagnosis and the influence of big pharma on treatment, it's worth a read. I found the discussions of pediatric bipolar disorder and personality disorders to be especially useful. Still, his summary is convincing and it should serve as a strong preface should one need to consult the DSM-5 for any diagnosis. It may have less utility for the lay public but it is certainly useful for clinicians, researchers, and students of mental health. The book does get a bit dry as it is a bit of a clinical read. Overall very good though. Highlights the limitations of the dsm and looks at the history of it as well Most of the arguments while well thought out, are of no importance to me. I was looking for a fast was to understand how to use the new DSM this does it, but not as its principal function A little heavy onthe cynical side but an important read for any clinician There are no discussion topics on this book yet.He obtained his psychiatric training at McGill. His research interests include: developmental factors in personality disorders (especially borderline personality), culture and personality. Current projects: risk factors for borderline personality disorder in He obtained his psychiatric training at McGill. His research interests include: developmental factors in personality disorders (especially borderline personality), culture and personality. Current projects: risk factors for borderline personality disorder in children the biological correlates of borderline personality disorder. One can make use of a few signs, such as facial expressions associated with depression or the flight of ideas associated with mania. But what clinicians mainly use for diagnosis are symptoms, the subject experiences reported by patients. Psychiatrists have little knowledge of the processes that lie behind these phenomena. Thus psychiatric diagnoses, with very few exceptions, are syndromes, not diseases.” If you read the research reports carefully, they describe broad and persistent emotional dysregulation. Although these children have mood swings, they do not develop manic or hypomanic episodes. They are moody, irritable, oppositional and likely to misbehave—like all children with disruptive behavior disorders. Their grandiose thinking usually consists of little beyond boastfulness. No evidence from genetics, neurobiology, follow-up studies or treatment response shows that this syndrome has anything in common with classical bipolarity.”. We're sorry for the inconvenience. You will be forwarded to our home page in 5 seconds. Please use our search feature to locate the information you need. The book reviews the history of diagnosis in psychiatry, emphasizing the limitations for classification of our current lack of knowledge of the causes of most mental disorders. It emphasizes that, in the absence of biomarkers, current categories can only be considered provisional. It takes a critical look at schema for spectra and dimensionaliztion of diagnosis, examines the borders between normality and psychopathology, and discusses the problem of clinical utility. The book has chapters on all the major diagnoses in psychiatry, in which the main problems of diagnosis are addressed, and in which all changes in DSM-5 are described. Dr. Paris' research interest is in borderline personality disorder. Dr. Paris has 193 peer-reviewed articles, and is the author of 17 books and 40 book chapters. Dr. Paris is an educator who has has won awards for his teaching. More titles by Joel Paris Be the first add your own review for this title. 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