14
13
Removing Blockage From Propeller
If the propeller is blocked:
1. Remove Aqua Glider from water and dry completely.
2. Make sure the master switch is in the 'Off' position.
3. Unscrew rear grille. (see fig.13 )
5. Remove the washer, propeller and the drive pin.
(see fig.14)
Fig.13
Fig.14
4. Unscrew the propeller nut using an M6 socket.
(see fig.14)
nut
washer
drive pin
Accidental Flooding
Make sure the Battery Door Seal is clean, lubricated and
undamaged and the Battery Door is tightly connected.
However, should the seal not to be cleaned properly or
the battery door not fully closed and water enters the
battery compartment your Aqua Glider will not be
permanently damaged since it is designed for protection
against flooding.
If the Battery Compartment floods
1. Remove the unit from the water and set the master
switch to the locked position.
2. Unscrew the Battery Door using a coin or similar and
remove. (see fig.7)
3. Unplug and remove the rechargeable battery.
4. Thoroughly dry the battery compartment and
battery.
5. Check battery door seal and sealing surface, make
sure they are clean and lubricated.
You should use silicon grease to lubricate the seal -
this can be purchased from your local hardware
store.
6. Connect the battery to the battery compartment,
making sure to insert it the right way round.
fig.9)
7. Replace the battery door and turn the battery door
screw making sure it is tightened completely.
(see fig.11)
8. Connect the new Battery Compartment, insert it, and
screw in place.
