MODSTER Vector SR65, Manual

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Manual - Vector SR65
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Problem Possible Cause Solution
Extra noise or vibration.
Damaged propeller, shaft or
motor.
Replace damaged parts.
Propeller is out of balance. Balance or replace propeller.
Reduced runtime or
boat underpowered.
Boat battery level is low. Charge the battery completely.
Boat battery is damaged.
Replace the battery and follow
the instructions.
Blocking or friction on shaft or
propeller.
Disassemble, lubricate and
correctly align parts.
Boat conditions may be too cold. Make sure the battery is warm.
Battery capacity may be too low
for conditions.
Replace battery.
Drive torque is too close.
Loosen coupling at shaft and
move shaft a little.
Too little lubrication in shaft. Fully lubricate shaft.
Something blocks the rudder or
propeller.
Remove boat from the water
and obstacles.
Boat does not bind with
the transmitter during
binding.
Transmitter is too close to the
boat during linking process.
Move powered transmitter a
few feet from boat, disconnect
and reconnent battery to boat.
Boat or transmitter is too close to
large metal object.
Move boat or transmitter away
from the metal object.
Bind plug is left installed. Replace/charge battery.
Transmitter may have been
bound to a different boat.
Bind boat to transmitter.
ESC is switched off. Switch on ESC.
Boat tends to dive in
water or takes on water.
The boat hull is not completely
closed.
Dry out the boat and ensure
the hatch is fully closed on the
hull before resetting into water.
Center of gravity is too far
forward.
Move batteries back in the hull.
Trim tabs are angled incorrectly
on the back of the boat.
Angle each trim tab up a small
amount to lift the bow or down
to lower the bow.
Problem Solving