1. Make sure the rechargeable battery has been fully
charged.
2. Place the Aqua Glider in the water.
3. Turn the Master Switch to 'On' position. (see fig.12)
Disassembling and Storing the Aqua Glider
1. Always rinse the Aqua Glider in fresh water and allow it to dry
before storage.
2. Unclip the Steering Unit, remove the Steering Column Sleeve, the
Nozzle and Steering Column and unclip the Steering Column.
Tip: If the Steering Column Sleeve is stuck, pour some
water over it to lubricate and then remove.
3. Open the Battery Door and remove the rechargeable battery (see
also section on Rechargeable Battery Care for more storage
information).
4. Deflate the inflatable fully. To do this insert one air release tube
(packed with the repair kit) in each valve and press gently on the
inflatable until all air has been expelled.
5. Store the Aqua Glider in the original box in a dry place - ambient
temperature for storage should be within
-20
o
C to 40
o
C (-4
o
F to 104
o
F).
Rechargeable Battery and Charger Care
1. The battery should be recharged as soon as possible after use.
2. If the Aqua Glider is not used for extended periods, the
battery should be removed from the unit and charged
overnight, every three months.
3. Only use the charger supplied with the Aqua Glider.
4. Never place the battery in a sealed container when charging.
5. Never short-circuit the battery or battery cable.
6. Never place/store the battery near a radiator/fire, etc.
7. To store the battery, remove it from the Aqua Glider and keep
in a place that is dry and cool with the rest of the Aqua Glider
in the original box.
8. Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the Aqua
Glider before being charged.
9. Rechargeable batteries are only be charged under adult
supervision.
10.The battery charger should be required examined for
potential hazard, such as damage to the cable or cord, plug,
encloser or other parts, and that, in the event of damage, the
charger must not be used until that damage has been
properly removed.
4. Help your child to sit on the Aqua Glider - a coast
guard flotation device should always be worn by your
child.
5. The rider simply has to pull the trigger to start, turn
the steering unit to maneuver and release the trigger
to stop.
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12
Care And Maintenance
Using the Aqua Glider
Fig.12
ON
