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3.2
Before Use
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This motor should only be operated by an adult who has thorough
understanding and command of the motor, including steering
functions, emergency stop switch, and throttle.
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Always operate your boat and this motor in compliance with local
safety regulations.
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Always carry a paddle on board at all times, especially when using
an electric motor as your primary method of propulsion.
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All passengers should wear approved life jackets at all times.
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Check the status and condition of your motor and battery before
each trip. We recommend starting every trip with a full battery
charge.
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Do not operate the motor outside of the water.
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Do not modify the motor with non-original parts.
3.3
During Use
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Stop the motor immediately if someone is over board.
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Propellers are dangerous- use extra caution when operating the
motor near areas where people may swim. Always be alert and
aware of your surroundings when operating the motor.
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Do not exceed the recommended loading and power limitations of
your boat as suggested by its manufacturer.
Parts may be hot enough to cause burns. Do
not touch the components or battery immediately after use; allow to
cool sufficiently before handling the components.
Danger of crushing when tilting the motor-
keep fingers, hands, and all body parts away from mechanical parts
and the area of the motor when tilting the motor.
