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Battery Use

5.  If  the  SEASCOOTER

™ 

sinks,  remove  rocks  until  it  is 

neutrally buoyant.

      If  the  SEASCOOTER

™ 

is  still  positively  buoyant  repeat 

step 3, until it is neutrally buoyant.

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9

Fig.5

CAUTION

If  the  SEASCOOTER

  is  later  used  for  swimming  or 

snorkeling  be  sure  to  remove  the  weight  from  the 
Buoyancy Chamber so the SEA-DOO

®

 SEASCOOTER

 

VS Supercharged has positive buoyancy.

CAUTION

• The  Battery  Housing  should  always  be  ventilated 

during charging to allow potentially explosive gasses 
to  dissipate.  Before  removing/attaching  any  battery 
cables  always  allow  two  minutes  for  any  gasses  to 
dissipate.

•  ALWAYS  plug  the  charger  jack  into  the  charging 

socket  first  and  then  plug  into  the  mains.  When 
charging  is  complete,  unplug  the  charger  from  the 
mains first and then from the charging socket.

• ALWAYS ensure the charger is DRY before plugging it 

into a live socket.

•  NEVER  place  the  battery  in  a  sealed  container  when 

charging.

• Never charge battery near water.

•  If  in  doubt  of  the  state  of  the  battery,  recharge  it 

until the indicator on the battery charger indicates a 
full charge.

•  ALWAYS  charge  battery  in  a  well-ventilated  place 

where unit is out of reach of children.

•  ALWAYS  ensure  the  unit  is  dried  thoroughly  before 

opening the Nose Cone for charging or changing the 
battery.

Summary of Contents for ZS5A

Page 1: ...ly Owned Subsidiaries For customer enquiries please contact www daka designs com 2005 Daka Development Ltd All rights reserved Design Registered Patent Pending Printed in China SEA DOO and BRP logo are trademarks of Bombardier Recreational Products Inc or its affiliates used under license to Daka Development Ltd For more information on SEA DOO products visit www seadoo com CAUTION ELECTRICALLY OPE...

Page 2: ... Vehicle DPV Years of design and engineering have resulted in a personal water propeller that gives you power twin speed for up to 3mph 4 8km h for up to 90 minutes of use at a depth of up to 30m 100ft but at the same time is compact and light There are many features incorporated in this sophisticated design please take a little time to study this manual to learn about them all to get the most out...

Page 3: ...lways charge battery to its fullest before using the SEASCOOTER Ensure sufficient battery charge remains for return to shore or surface Always wear a coast guard approved personal flotation device when using the SEASCOOTER Be aware of appropriate water levels tidal changes dangerous currents weather changes and strong offshore winds Always scout unfamiliar water Do not use alcohol or mind altering...

Page 4: ...ill with water 3 When ready to set off switch the Master Switch to the On position shown in fig 2 4 Pull and hold one or both triggers to start the Propeller 5 To stop the Propeller simply release the Trigger 6 Always turn the Master Switch off when out of the water 4 5 ALWAYS keep the SEA DOO SEASCOOTER VS Supercharged out of direct sunlight when not in use HEAT KILLS BATTERIES When using the SEA...

Page 5: ...rs together Using the SEA DOO SEASCOOTER VS Supercharged for diving adjusting the buoyancy Your SEASCOOTER can be used for diving up to 30m 100ft but will need to be adjusted for neutral buoyancy The SEASCOOTER must never be adjusted for negative buoyancy to avoid it sinking if accidentally released To adjust for neutral buoyancy follow these instructions 1 Make sure the SEA DOO SEASCOOTER VS Supe...

Page 6: ... cables always allow two minutes for any gasses to dissipate ALWAYS plug the charger jack into the charging socket first and then plug into the mains When charging is complete unplug the charger from the mains first and then from the charging socket ALWAYS ensure the charger is DRY before plugging it into a live socket NEVER place the battery in a sealed container when charging Never charge batter...

Page 7: ...n the Inner Nose Cone and hook over the hooks on the Battery Housing see fig 6 Then screw the Pump Nozzle onto the Vent Hole and pump air into the Battery Chamber until the Inner Nose Cone pops off and then remove the silicone ring 7 Allow two minutes for any gasses to dissipate 8 Disconnect the battery cable from the housing cable if not already disconnected the cable will be disconnected when yo...

Page 8: ...e sure the seals and sealing surfaces are clean and lubricated before replacing the Inner Nose Cone See fig 8 15 Replace the Inner Nose Cone making sure the key is aligned correctly See fig 9 16 Ensure the Vent O Ring is fitted correctly See fig 10 17 Screw in the Vent Plug to seal the vent 18 Replace the Buoyancy Control Chamber 19 Replace the Outer Nose Cone making sure the key is aligned correc...

Page 9: ... page 10 to open the SEASCOOTER 2 Unplug the battery at the socket by pressing the locking feature shown in fig 7 on page 11 3 Remove the flat battery 4 Install and connect the charged battery in the correct position the leads of the battery must be oriented as shown on the sticker on the battery see fig 12 5 Follow steps 14 to 19 on page 12 to close the SEASCOOTER Buying batteries Additional stan...

Page 10: ...s and keep in a place that is dry and cool Ambient temperature for storage should be within the range 20oC to 40oC 4oF to 104oF Care after using the SEASCOOTER Always rinse the SEASCOOTER in fresh water and allow it to dry before storage Whenever possible rinse the SEASCOOTER in fresh water immediately after use To clean the SEASCOOTER do not use detergents only use a damp cloth to wipe the unit c...

Page 11: ... removing the front grille If this is not possible the back grille and Propeller can be removed Under normal use the grilles must not be removed Removing the front grille to remove an obstruction 1 Remove the SEASCOOTER from the water 2 Make sure the master switch is in the Off position 3 Insert a screw driver as shown in fig 13 to remove the two grille pins 4 Unclip grille as shown in fig 14 5 Re...

Page 12: ...urn the Propeller slowly until you locate the pin and push the Propeller fully on 9 Replace the washer s and nut and tighten with the socket whilst holding the Propeller making sure it is securely fastened See fig 18 10 Replace the grille 11 Replace the battery Sand or Grit on Seals Sand or grit is the enemy of seals Correct maintenance and care is essential To remove sand or grit from the seals r...

Page 13: ...SEASCOOTER to reset itself and resume use Accidental Flooding Be sure to keep the seals sand and grit free to ensure they keep water out and to close the vent plug after accessing the battery chamber However should the seals not be clean or the vent plug left open and water enter the battery chamber your SEASCOOTER will not be damaged as it is designed for protection against accidental flooding If...

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