Medora SolarBee SB10000DM, Руководство пользователя

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Maintenance and Field Adjustment
Repositioning The SolarBee
Under some circumstances, the SolarBee unit
may need to be moved or placed back into its
original location if severe weather hits.
Repositioning Mooring Block Systems
TOOLS RECOMMENDED:
Motor Powered Boat
STEP 1: Locate the white float ball that marks the
strainer chain. Pull the strainer chain up and tie
off on the float plate, so when moving SolarBee
strainer and hose don't hit the bottom.
STEP 2: Locate the anchor chain connection
point to the SolarBee.
STEP 3: Begin pulling the anchor chain slack
until your boat is directly above the first mooring
block. Pull up on the anchor chain and pop the
first mooring block loose. Once the first mooring
block is popped free, pull up more anchor chain
and pop the second mooring block.
STEP 4: Once both mooring blocks are loose
from the bottom, pull them up so they are off the
bottom and tie them off the boat. The mooring
blocks don't need to be pulled completely out of
the water, just high enough so they won't hit the
bottom when you are moving.
STEP 5: Pull the SolarBee with the suspended
mooring blocks to the desired location using the
boat. Untie the anchor chain from the boat letting
the mooring blocks fall to the bottom. Stay clear
of sinking anchor chain!
STEP 6: Lower the strainer back down.
Anchor Chain Connection
SolarBee Anchored With Mooring Block System
Mooring Blocks Suspended, Ready To Move
WARNING: WHEN SINKING THE MOORING
BLOCKS, BE SURE TO STAY CLEAR OF
THE SINKING ANCHOR CHAIN! LOWER
THE MOORING BLOCKS INTO THE WATER
SLOWLY. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD
RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH BY
DROWNING!