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7.8 Moisture present on high-current con-
necting plates (on models with Accumu-
lator Change System)
If moisture or wetness appears on the electrical
high-current connecting plates inside the sealed
area between the accumulator box ACS and SEABOB
housing (SEABOB CAYAGO VX2 and SEABOB CAYAGO F7
models), the seals are defective and the accumulator box
ACS is no longer fit for operation.
Regularly check the sealing surfaces on the accumulator
box ACS and SEABOB ACS as well as the sealing rings
(quad ring and spacer O-ring) on the motor‘s electron-
ic system, examining the parts thoroughly for damage
and dirt. Replace the parts if necessary (see Chapter 6
"Care").
Take an accumulator box with defective seals im-
mediately to the manufacturer or your specialist
dealer. If you detect any visible damage on the accumula-
tor box or SEABOB, immediately halt operation and con-
tact the manufacturer or your specialist dealer without
delay.
Never use the accumulator box ACS if there is
moisture or wetness on the high-current connect-
ing plates inside the sealed area of the device. Water may
leak into the accumulator box or may have already done
so. Danger of short circuit! There is the danger of flaming
gases being discharged through the accumulator cells‘
safety valve, causing serious injury.
Never open the accumulator box. Danger of short
circuit! Beware of flaming gases that may be dis-
charged, causing injury!
7.9 Moisture present in charging socket
If moisture or wetness appears inside the sealed
area of the charging socket, the seals are defective
or the sealing cap was not put on or has been put on
incorrectly. Charge the accumulator box only if the charg-
ing socket and charging plug are completely clean and
dry (see Chapter 5.2 "Charging the accumulator box").
Check the sealing surfaces of the charging socket and
sealing cap thoroughly for damage or dirt. Replace the
sealing cap if necessary.
If you detect defective sealing surfaces on the
charging socket, you should take the SEABOB im-
mediately to the manufacturer or your specialist dealer.
If you detect any visible damage on the SEABOB or accu-
mulator box, immediately halt operation and contact the
manufacturer or your specialist dealer without delay.
Never use a damaged charging plug or charging
socket, in particular if the high-current contacts
inside the sealed area of the device are damaged. Doing
so may cause the contacts and cables to overheat dur-
ing charging. Water may leak into the accumulator box
or may have already done so. Danger of short circuit!
There is the danger of flaming gases being discharged
through the accumulator cells‘ safety valve causing seri-
ous injury.
Never open the accumulator box. Danger of short
circuit! Beware of flaming gases that may be dis-
charged causing injury!