11
12
15
16
17
Best
Good
14
Low
Medium
High
13
Fully
Charged
Battery
Low
40%
Test the machine before first use.
(Note: DO NOT KEEP THE PROPELLERS RUNNING FOR MORE THAN ONE MINUTE IF
IT’S NOT IN THE WATER.)
• Never use this seascooter in sandy water condition. Sands will cause damages to the motors and shorten the lifespan of the unit.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Sand or Grit on Seals
Ensure sand/grit does not get on the seals as correct maintenance and care are essential.
To remove sand or grit, rinse the seals in fresh water and apply fresh lubricant.
If there is sand inside the battery housing, gently brush the sand from the unit taking care
not to scratch the sealing surfaces.
GETTING STARTED
To use the Seascooter, follow these instructions.
1. Follow instructions on page 6 and charge the battery just before use.
2. Place the Seascooter into the water and rock gently to release trapped air.
3. The seascooter unit automatically assumes neutral to positive buoyancy in seawater. It will have less
buoyancy in fresh water and pool and may sink in such waters.
4. Slide the Foldable Control Handles Release Buttons, to fold out the control handles. (see Fig. 11)
5. Make sure the seascooter is in correct position for use. (see Fig. 12)
6. When ready to set off, pull both triggers to start the seascooter (see Fig. 13).
7. Simply push the speed control button to adjust the speed. (see Fig. 14)
8. To stop the Propeller, simply release both triggers.
9. Keep checking the LED light on the battery indicator when using the seascooter. (see Fig. 15)
(Indicator diagram) The battery is full when all the LED lights are on.
(Indicator diagram) The battery capacity drops to 40% when battery indicator shows 2 red lights,
(Indicator diagram) The battery capacity drops to 20% when battery indicator shows 1 red light,
Make sure sufficient charge remains in the battery for returning to the start point.
10. Always ensure the control handles are folded away when the seascooter is out of water. (see Fig. 16)
11. Maintain proper posture to achieve the maximum speed when using the Seascooter. (see Fig. 17)
CAUTION
WARNING
