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9.1. Post Ride

9.1. Post Ride

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9.1.1. Board and the foil

9.1.1. Board and the foil

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9.1.2. Controller

9.1.2. Controller

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9.1.3. Battery

9.1.3. Battery

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9.2. Regular Maintenance

9.2. Regular Maintenance

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9.2.1. Board and the foil

9.2.1. Board and the foil

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9.2.2. Battery

9.2.2. Battery

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10. Transportation and storage

10. Transportation and storage

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10.1. Transportation

10.1. Transportation

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10.2. Storage

10.2. Storage

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10.2.1. Battery

10.2.1. Battery

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11. Emergency situations

11. Emergency situations

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11.1 Impact Damage

11.1 Impact Damage

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11.2. Low Battery Level

11.2. Low Battery Level

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12. Warranty

12. Warranty

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12.1. Warranty Policies

12.1. Warranty Policies

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12.2. Out of Warranty

12.2. Out of Warranty

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12.3. How will the service be provided by eFoilFly?

12.3. How will the service be provided by eFoilFly?

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12.4. Warranty Claim Procedures

12.4. Warranty Claim Procedures

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12.5 

12.5 

Waiver of liability

Waiver of liability

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12.5.1. Obligations During Warranty Service:

12.5.1. Obligations During Warranty Service:

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12.5.2. Waiver of Liability and Limitation of Liability:

12.5.2. Waiver of Liability and Limitation of Liability:

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12.5.3. Warranty Disclaimer:

12.5.3. Warranty Disclaimer:

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12.5.4. 

12.5.4. 

What Other Rights Might I Have?

What Other Rights Might I Have?

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Summary of Contents for NEPTUN X

Page 1: ...NEPTUN X NEPTUN X USER MANUAL USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ller 14 14 7 3 1 Charging controller 7 3 1 Charging controller 15 15 8 Assembly 8 Assembly 15 15 8 1 First assembly 8 1 First assembly 15 15 8 1 1 Connect mast to NeptunX 8 1 1 Connect mast to NeptunX...

Page 3: ...amage 27 27 11 2 Low Battery Level 11 2 Low Battery Level 27 27 12 Warranty 12 Warranty 27 27 12 1 Warranty Policies 12 1 Warranty Policies 28 28 12 2 Out of Warranty 12 2 Out of Warranty 30 30 12 3 H...

Page 4: ...e or injury caused by operations that contradict this manual contradict this manual Due to ongoing optimization of our products eFoilFly reserves the rights of constantly Due to ongoing optimization o...

Page 5: ...5 Important safety instructions 5 Important safety instructions Failure to operate this product in a safe and responsible manner could result in injury Failure to operate this product in a safe and r...

Page 6: ...he operations related to this product Familiarize yourself with all the operations related to this product Check applicable local water safety rules and boating regulations before use Check applicable...

Page 7: ...ing so can overheat and damage the propeller shaft and seals overheat and damage the propeller shaft and seals Never get close to the running propeller o Never get close to the running propeller of f...

Page 8: ...mage caused during transport Check Unpack the package and check if there is any damage caused during transport Check all the items inside the package against the below list If there is any transport d...

Page 9: ...Charging protection discharge Charging protection discharge protection current protection short protection current protection short circuit protection temperature circuit protection temperature protec...

Page 10: ...or your area USA 110V Australia 23V Europe 220V Use the appropriate charger for your area USA 110V Australia 23V Europe 220V eFoilFly does not bear any responsibility for the use of the wrong charger...

Page 11: ...ons when using it following instructions when using it WARNING WARNING Do not drop strike or squash the battery Do not drop strike or squash the battery Do not put heavy objects on the battery Do not...

Page 12: ...ose of unusable or damaged batteries in a container specially reserved Dispose of unusable or damaged batteries in a container specially reserved for this purpose follow appropriate local guideline an...

Page 13: ...ge on the battery on the display of the remote Battery has an indication of charge on the battery on the display of the remote controller and on LEDs on the bow of the board controller and on LEDs on...

Page 14: ...mergencies resource which must be used only for emergencies Avoid water contact during charging process Avoid water contact during charging process Avoid direct sun rain exposure during charging proce...

Page 15: ...the socket Please refer to 7 2 2 Plug the input cable of NeptunX charger into the socket Please refer to 7 2 2 Battery LEDs for LED charging status Battery LEDs for LED charging status 7 3 Remote con...

Page 16: ...careful not to scratch the board Remove the mast from its container and place it next to the board Remove the mast from its container and place it next to the board Check to ensure the o ring is inser...

Page 17: ...use Use a torque enough that the wing cannot move or wobble significantly during use Use a torque of 6 Nm to tighten the fasteners of 6 Nm to tighten the fasteners 8 1 3 Connect battery to NeptunX 8...

Page 18: ...the seal Carefully close the lid Make certain nothing is caught in the seal Step7 Step7 Twist and lock the two lid latches Twist and lock the two lid latches The seal is a critical component If damag...

Page 19: ...he waterway of your location well Be aware that the board might be submerged by waterway of your location well Be aware that the board might be submerged by the rider weight the rider weight Do not bo...

Page 20: ...p from the board Put on the magnet and you will hear a beep from the board Step4 Step4 Take off the magnet and wait two seconds then put it back again and the Take off the magnet and wait two seconds...

Page 21: ...your knees 8 3 5 Getting up on your knees Step1 Step1 Once you feel comfortable enough changing speed and riding the board Once you feel comfortable enough changing speed and riding the board lying do...

Page 22: ...ear foot which in turn keeps the foil in the water Standing up with weight on your rear foot can result in the foil engaging and then an unintended crash Keep in mind you need can result in the foil e...

Page 23: ...the whole NeptunX after use in saltwater after use in saltwater Read through the entire storage and maintenance instructions before storing Read through the entire storage and maintenance instruction...

Page 24: ...an away salt and debris 9 1 3 Battery 9 1 3 Battery Wipe battery down with a wet cloth freshwater and clean contacts and data Wipe battery down with a wet cloth freshwater and clean contacts and data...

Page 25: ...de the NeptunX with contact cleaner Clean the connectors inside the NeptunX with contact cleaner Check the board regularly for damage or cracks If damage is present have it Check the board regularly f...

Page 26: ...batteries marked as normal with a dangerous goods shipping specialist Shipping batteries marked as normal goods without informing the shipping party is illegal and dangerous The Material goods withou...

Page 27: ...n help keep the battery in good condition After long term storage fully charge the battery before use After long term storage fully charge the battery before use Do not store the battery near heat sou...

Page 28: ...u can restart the NeptunX to return with throttle power under 100W throttle power under 100W 12 Warranty 12 Warranty This eFoilFly limited Warranty applies to the eFoilFly product purchased from eFoil...

Page 29: ...Product s manual s and c Two years for the Product s battery c Two years for the Product s battery In order to validate the warranty users are required to fill in the Warranty Card in In order to val...

Page 30: ...a covered defect arises during the coverage period eFoilFly will at its option If a covered defect arises during the coverage period eFoilFly will at its option 1 1 repair the affected Product at no...

Page 31: ...t limited to user error use in unsafe manufacturing factors including but not limited to user error use in unsafe locations and or use in unsafe conditions such as inclement weather locations and or u...

Page 32: ...over the telephone through e mail or online chats or through software updates you may be required to deliver the Product to eFoilFly or through software updates you may be required to deliver the Prod...

Page 33: ...against the actual condition against the actual condition 6 In case your warranty claim be rejected an estimated repair charge with round trip 6 In case your warranty claim be rejected an estimated re...

Page 34: ...ose of any remedy set circumstances and notwithstanding the failure of essential purpose of any remedy set forth herein shall eFoilFly be liable for third party claims against you for damages or forth...

Page 35: ...or different rights depending on your jurisdiction or the applicable governing authority To the extent that the laws or your jurisdiction or the applicable governing authority To the extent that the l...

Page 36: ...se don t hesitate to contact us If you have any concerns or find any problems while reading please don t hesitate to contact us We are delighted to offer service for you We are delighted to offer serv...

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