ScubaJet SJ 2, User Manual

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The battery of your SCUBAJET has
been declared a hazardous item.
Shipping companies must use original
packaging to transport the product.
Private transport is not affected by this
rule. When undertaking private transport,
ensure that the battery casing is not
damaged.
Ignoring the instructions in this manual or mishandling the SCUBAJET could cause malfunction,
operational problems to the device, damage, or personal injury. SCUBAJET accepts no liability for any
damage caused by actions that contradict this operating manual.
General safety instructions
Children under the age of 16 should not be allowed to operate the SCUBAJET. Make sure that only
healthy and experienced swimmers are allowed to use SCUBAJET.
Do not use SCUBAJET while tired or under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication. A moment
of inattention may result in serious personal injury.
Using the SCUBAJET during pregnancy is not allowed.
Avoid alcohol or any other drugs before using the SCUBAJET.
Rinse with fresh water after each use, especially when using in salt water.
Always charge the battery on a non-flammable base under the supervision of an adult.
Handle SCUBAJET with care
Ensure sufficient battery charge remains for
return to shore or surface.
Never open the battery casing (do not
loosen the 3 screws on the bottom of
the battery). Protect the battery from
mechanical damage. If the battery casing is
damaged:
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Do not use the battery anymore and do
not charge it. There is a risk of fire.
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If electrolytes leak from the damaged battery, avoid skin contact and breathing in the gases. If
you come into contact with the electrolytes leaking from the battery (e.g. on the skin or eyes),
rinse the affected area thoroughly with clear water. Contact a doctor immediately.
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Contact SCUBAJET for appropriate disposal advice of the damaged battery.
Only charge the battery at environmental temperatures between 0°C (32°F) and 45°C (113°F).
Please note that since 2009 lithium batteries with a capacity of >100 Wh (per unit) may no longer be
carried as luggage in passenger planes.