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• Observe instructions on charging, discharging, storage and transport!
• If instructions are ignored, flammable gases can be discharged causing serious
injury!
Special safety information for the charger
• Important! Observe Operation Manual!
• Do not expose to direct sunlight! Do not open!
• Use only with clean and dry plug connections!
• Never use if cables or plugs are damaged!
• Charge only in dry, cool and well ventilated locations!
• Do not cover! Ensure free air circulation!
• Heats up during charging process! Allow to cool before handling!
Never expose the SEABOB and charger to high temperatures (max. 60 °C / 140 °F) caused e.g. by open fire,
direct sunlight or by storage inside a closed motor vehicle or boot. If exposed to heat, flammable gases can be
discharged causing serious injury. In addition, the TFT display may become irreparably damaged if exposed to heat.
Never transport a fully charged SEABOB by aircraft or over long distances. The SEABOB should only be partially
charged during transport (charge state "air transport / storage"). Only switch off the SEABOB for transport
when the aircraft symbol is displayed. If instructions are disregarded, flammable gases can be discharged causing
serious injury!
1.2 General safety information
General safety information concerning the user
• Only skilled and experienced swimmers aged 16 and older are allowed to use the
SEABOB.
• Due to the high power output of the device, children and young people under
16 years of age should not be permitted to operate the SEABOB. As with all
motor vehicles, persons operating the device must do so responsibly and with
proper foresight.
• Minors 16 and over may only operate the SEABOB under the supervision and
responsibility of an adult.
• The SEABOB is not designed for use as a swimming aid. Users may lose the craft
in the water. The SEABOB is not a substitute for a life jacket, air pad or other such
device. For this reason, you should wear a life jacket when away from the shore
or boat.
• Do not stray too far from the shore or the accompanying boat. Maintain a dis-
tance that is short enough, so that you can swim back by yourself in case of
emergency. Be aware of any currents in the area that could carry you away.
• Use of the SEABOB by persons with pacemakers is not permitted. The strong
magnetic fields created by the motor and current-carrying cables may cause se-
vere damage to pacemakers, resulting in possible death.
• Use of the SEABOB by pregnant women is not permitted. During operation, the
SEABOB may press up against the abdomen of pregnant women and / or the jet
of water coming out of the device may come into contact with the abdomen.
• Never use the SEABOB while under the influence of alcohol, medication or drugs.
Persons using the SEABOB must be able to react quickly. Alcohol, medication and
drugs can considerably inhibit the ability of persons using the device to react
quickly.
• Use the SEABOB only if you are completely healthy. Diving even if you only have
a light head cold may cause problems when you try to equalise the pressure in
your ears.
• Only wear body-hugging clothing (without loose straps or bands) when using the
device. Wear a bathing cap or hair net if your hair is shoulder length or longer. The
device is equipped with the smallest protective lamellas possible. Nevertheless,
it is technically impossible to fully prevent objects, in particular pieces of cloth-
ing, thin cords or shoulder-length hair, from entering the jet channel and getting
wrapped around the drive shaft due to the extremely high suction power of the
jet drive. Should this occur, there is a risk of injury.