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5.9 Switching off the SEABOB to Sleep
mode
Manual switching off to Sleep mode:
1. The information display is shown in the display. The
power is displayed as "0 %" in the power display.
2. Tap the button combination silver – blue in quick se-
quence. The prompt "sleep mode - confirm with trig-
ger" appears.
3. If the user activates the Trigger within 5 seconds, the
system will switch to Sleep mode and switch off.
Note:
If the Trigger is not activated within 5 seconds, the
system will return to the last selected mode (e.g. infor-
mation display in the On mode).
Automatic switch-off (Time-off):
If the user does not activate a button or the Trigger within
10 minutes (Time-off),the system switches off automati-
cally to Sleep mode.
To switch the device back on from Sleep mode, see Chap-
ter 5.3.6 "Sleep mode / On mode".
Note:
When the SEABOB is completely discharged / run
to empty, the device and the display switch off com-
pletely (Off mode). The SEABOB can only be switched
on from Off mode using a connected and active charger.
Charge the SEABOB immediately (within 24 hours)
to at least the charge state "air transport / stor-
age" to avoid irreparable total discharge of the valuable
Li-Ion accumulator cells.
5.10 Storing the SEABOB
If you do not plan to use the SEABOB for an extended
period, it must be stored at least in a partial charge state
(charge state "air transport / storage"). The minimum
charge state during storage is required to prevent irrepa-
rable total discharge of the valuable Li-Ion accumulator
cells and to ensure that the microprocessor-controlled
Cell-Balancing function remains active. You may have
to recharge the SEABOB, depending on its charge state.
The charging process is controlled automatically by the
charger and accumulator management system.
Be sure to read the information contained in Chapter 5.2
"Charging the SEABOB"!
To prepare the device for storage, proceed as fol-
lows:
1. Place the SEABOB on a dry and sturdy surface that
will not damage the components.
2. Ensure that the connector, connection plug and mains
plug are perfectly clean and dry. If necessary, dry them
using a soft, clean cloth.
3. Plug the connector of the charger into the connection
port of the SEABOB. Then plug the mains plug of the
charger into the mains socket.
4. The charge display will appear on the SEABOB after a
brief system check. The device is now in Charge mode.
5. Tap the green button to select partial charging of the
SEABOB to charge state "air transport / storage". A
partially filled charge symbol will appear in the centre
of the display with an arrow to indicate partial charg-
ing ("charge 50 %").
6. When the aircraft symbol appears in the centre of
the display, partial charging is complete and the
minimum charge state for storage has been reached
("complete").
7. To save energy and to reduce maintenance charging,
the display turns itself off automatically 10 minutes
after charging is completed (“complete”). By pressing
any button, the display can be switched on again (for
another 10 minutes).
When cleaning the SEABOB, never stand it upright
on the front bumper or on the water outlet of the
jet channel. The SEABOB could tip over and be damaged
or damage other objects. Furthermore, this could prove
to be dangerous for any persons in close proximity.
4. Slightly tilt the SEABOB to ease the cleaning process.
After using the device, first remove salt deposits, dirt
or other foreign objects by rinsing the components
with fresh water (from a low-pressure source such
as a garden hose or watering can) and / or blowing
them out with air from a low-pressure hose. Ensure
that places which are not easily accessible (e.g. water
inlets and outlets) are rinsed thoroughly or blown out
with air.
5. Clean the SEABOB using a soft, clean cloth. If neces-
sary, you can also use a mild cleaning agent designed
for plastic surfaces that will not damage the finish.
Dirt or salt deposits can corrode the sealing sur-
face of the SEABOB. Even minute damage or dirt
on the sealing surfaces can reduce the effectiveness of
the seal, resulting in damage to the SEABOB as well as
damage to the motor and the motor‘s electronic system.
Please also ensure that you always follow the
further instructions on cleaning the SEABOB in
Chapter 6.1 "Cleaning the SEABOB".
6. Charge the SEABOB after each use (within 24 hours)
to at least the charge state "air transport / storage"
to prevent total discharge of the SEABOB. Be sure
to read the information provided in this Operation
Manual on charging the SEABOB (see Chapter 5.2
"Charging the SEABOB").
5.8 After use
1. Together with one other person, hold on to the car-
rying handles on both sides, and lift the SEABOB out
of the water, placing the SEABOB on a dry and sturdy
surface that will not damage any components.
Never carry the SEABOB by the Controlgrips, front
bumper or display panel but only by the carrying
handles on each side.
Moor the SEABOB safely if you decide leave
it in the water for a short time. Ensure that the
SEABOB cannot become unattached, injure others or ob-
struct their path.
2. Switch off the SEABOB to prevent further discharg-
ing (switch device to Sleep mode by tapping the but-
ton combination silver – blue in quick sequence and
confirm with the Trigger within 5 seconds). This also
prevents unauthorised persons, inexperienced per-
sons or children from using the SEABOB and injuring
themselves.
Never leave the SEABOB unattended to prevent
children or other inexperienced or unauthorised
persons from using the device.
3. Do not leave the SEABOB in the sun if it is not be-
ing used. Without water to cool the device, the di-
rect sunlight can heat the display to temperatures of
around 70 °C / 158 °F. If exposed to such heat, the
function can be impaired or irreparable damage may
even be caused to the display. For this reason, you
should always put the SEABOB in the shade when not
in use or, if necessary, cover the display with a wet,
light-coloured towel to prevent irreparable damage
to the display caused by excessive heat, particularly
as a result of being in direct sunlight.
Never expose the SEABOB and the charger to high
temperatures (max. 60 °C / 140 °F) caused e.g. by
open fire, direct sunlight or by storage inside a closed
motor vehicle or boot. If exposed to heat, flammable
gases can be discharged causing serious injury. In addi-
tion, the TFT display may become irreparably damaged if
exposed to heat.
