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• Carry out charging in a place in the shade that is dry, cool and well ventilated.
Ensure that the device is sufficiently protected from the sun. If the SEABOB is hot,
let it cool down before charging.
• Caution! The charger and connector can get hot while charging. Let the charger
and connector cool down before you attempt to touch them.
• Electrical outlets in some countries may not be equipped with a ground wire
connection or, if they are, it may provide only insufficient protection. If this is the
case, you will feel the presence of a leaking current (sometimes more, sometimes
less) when you touch the charger and / or the connector, especially if you are wet
and barefoot. For this reason, you should always disconnect the mains plug from
the mains before you touch the charger or connector after charging.
• Before storing the device, be sure to read the safety information provided in
this Operation Manual on temporary and long-term storage, especially over the
winter (see Chapter 5.10 "Storing the SEABOB"). Store the SEABOB in a place
that is cool, dry, well ventilated and frostproof, and ensure that the accumulator
cells are protected from irreparable total discharge.
• Before transporting the device, in particular before transporting by aircraft, be
sure to read the safety information on the transport of the Lithium-Ion accumula-
tor cells used in the SEABOB (see Chapter 5.11 "Air transport / transport of the
SEABOB").
• When transporting Li-Ion accumulators, always observe the applicable safety
regulations and the specific regulations of the carrier. Be aware that safety regu-
lations can change from time to time. For up-to-date information, please contact
the manufacturer or your specialist dealer.
• Never open the accumulators. Never attempt to alter or modify the accumulators
in any way. Doing so may cause flammable gases to be discharged causing seri-
ous injury.
• Repairs and maintenance work on the SEABOB and charger that go beyond the
procedures described in Chapter 6 "Care" and Chapter 7 "Troubleshooting" may
only be carried out by an authorised technician. Work of this type is dangerous
and may result in severe injury or cause damage to the SEABOB and charger if
not carried out by an authorised technician. Take precautions to avoid electric
shock, and beware of flammable gases that may be discharged.
• Never discard the accumulators or accumulator cells as household waste or into
a fire or water. Please follow the instructions for correct disposal (see Chapter 9
"Disposal").
2. Proper use
When using the SEABOB, it is imperative that you
follow the comprehensive safety information pro-
vided in this Operation Manual. In addition, always carry
out your own risk assessment and do not expose yourself
to any unnecessary risks. In particular, only use the de-
vice when the surrounding conditions and weather con-
ditions are sufficiently good and adjust your speed to suit
visibility.
The SEABOB is a water-sports craft powered by an elec-
tric jet drive. The craft is not equipped with navigational
lights and is designed to carry one person both on and
below the surface of the water. The craft is intended for
use in water that is at least 1 m deep. The SEABOB is
highly resistant to seawater and suitable for use in both
fresh water and salt water. The device is constructed sole-
ly of materials that are non-rusting and highly resistant
to corrosion.
The following regulations apply to operation of the
SEABOB:
• Users of the craft must be at least 16 years old and
good swimmers. People who cannot swim are not
allowed to use the SEABOB.
• Minors 16 and over may only operate the SEABOB
under the supervision and responsibility of an adult.
Only let other people use your SEABOB if they are
aged 16 or over and have shown you adequate
proof of age (such as a valid ID) and after you have given
them complete and full instructions on how to operate
the SEABOB.