CAYAGO seabob f5 S, Руководство пользователя

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• For better visibility, wear diving goggles. Attention! Despite every precaution
taken, it is still possible for diving goggles to come off during operation of the
SEABOB and for contact lenses to be lost.
• Water spraying against and over your body can not only be strenuous, but also
takes away body heat. We recommend wearing a diving suit that provides ad-
equate warmth.
General safety information concerning the SEABOB
• Never reach into the jet channel where the impeller is rotating. The closely fitted
protective lamellas with their special, hydrodynamically optimised profile allow
water to enter and exit the device without any obstructions. Always keep an
eye on persons – especially children and young people – who are close to the
SEABOB to ensure that they do not attempt to reach into the jet channel.
• Check that the jet channel is not damaged in any way. Never remove the protec-
tive lamellas. Caution! The rotating impeller may cause injury.
• Make sure that no sand, dirt, stones, rope or other foreign objects get into the jet
channel. Never remove foreign objects from the jet channel while the SEABOB is
in the water and / or switched on. Danger of injury!
• Never place any objects into the jet channel by hand. Doing so can cause injury.
• Never leave the SEABOB unattended to prevent children or other inexperienced
persons from using it. Switch off the SEABOB after use (Sleep mode).
• The SEABOB is a heavy device. Ensure that the SEABOB does not fall on you or
other persons in the water or on land. Should this occur, there is a risk of injury.
• When cleaning or storing the SEABOB, never stand it upright on the front bumper
or on the water outlet of the jet channel. The SEABOB could tip over and be dam-
aged or damage other objects. Furthermore, this could prove to be dangerous for
any persons in close proximity.
• Only use the two carrying handles on either side of the craft to carry the SEABOB.
Never carry the craft by the Controlgrips, front bumper or display panel.
• Always place the SEABOB and charger in the shade. It is important to remember
that the SEABOB and charger will get hot naturally if left in the sun too long.
Caution! Touching hot surfaces may cause burns. 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.
• Moor the SEABOB safely if you decide to leave it in the water for a short time.
Ensure that the SEABOB cannot become unattached, injure others or obstruct
their path.
• Before charging the SEABOB, check that the connection port and connector are
perfectly clean and dry. Never open the screw cap on the connection port while
the SEABOB is in the water. Wet and / or dirty plug connections may cause a short
circuit while the SEABOB is being charged or even before this process is begun.
If a short circuit occurs, it can cause irreparable damage to the charging contacts
of the SEABOB. Caution! Short circuits can cause fires.