1. Preparation:
- Ensure that the Waverunner is in a safe and open body of water.
- Wear a proper life jacket and safety gear.
2. Fuel Supply:
- Make sure there's enough fuel in the Waverunner's tank.
3. Neutral Position:
- Check that the Waverunner is in the neutral position.
4. Kill Switch:
- Turn the kill switch to the "Run" or "On" position. It's usually a red button or switch near the handlebars.
5. Throttle Position:
- Set the throttle lever to the lowest or slowest setting.
6. Starter Button:
- Locate the starter button on the handlebars or control panel. It may be labeled as "Start" or simply a button with a power symbol.
7. Press and Hold:
- Press and hold the starter button while simultaneously squeezing the throttle lever about one-third of the way down. Hold them both for a few seconds.
8. Engine Crank:
- The engine should start cranking over. Once it starts, release the starter button and the throttle lever.
9. Keep Idling:
- Let the engine run at idle for a few minutes to warm up.
10. Throttle Control:
- Gradually increase the throttle to accelerate.
11. Ride Safely:
- Once the Waverunner is moving, be mindful of your surroundings, other water users, and applicable safety rules.
Remember to read the Yamaha 650 Waverunner's owner's manual for specific instructions and safety guidelines related to your model.
