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Hydrospace S4 Standup Owner's Manual

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    • Engine Number
    • Identification Number
    • Important Warnings
    • Position of Warning Signs
    • Safety Instructions
    • Restrictions for Operation
    • Riding Safety Regulations
    • Characteristics of the Jet Drive
    • Important Information on Watercraft Helmets
    • Breaking-In of the S4 Standup According to Your Possibilities
      • Arrangement of Controls
      • Engine Stop Switch
      • Safety Lanyard
      • Throttle Control
      • Trim Control
      • Steering System
      • Engine Hood
      • Gas Cap
      • Operation
      • Daily Checks before Ride
      • Oil Level
      • Fuel
      • Fire Extinguisher
      • Battery
      • Throttle
      • Steering System
      • Trim
      • Switch/Safety Lanyard
      • Starting
      • Turning
      • Starting from Deep Water
      • Upkeep and Servicing
      • Engine
      • Faults and Repair Measures
      • Appendix

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  • Page 1 ENGLISH VERSION...
  • Page 2 english...
  • Page 3 We would like to thank you very much for your trust, and congratulate you on your new Hydrospace Standup. When we developed it, we made it a point to create a versatile and fast S4 Standup. We didn´t forget a revolutionary design or a low-emission engine technology either.
  • Page 4 General introduction to the handbook for captains This handbook has been compiled so that you can skipper your boat safely and enjoyably. Along with details on the boat itself, accessories supplied or built into the craft and its installations, it also contains information on its operation. Please read this carefully and familiarise yourself with the boat before you use it.
  • Page 5 Even if your boat is designed for them, the sea and wind conditions corresponding to design categories A, B and C range from a category A storm to the most serious conditions of the upper category C, including the risk of breaking waves or wind squalls.
  • Page 6 In some countries a driving license or an authorisation is required or particular regulations apply. Always maintain your boat correctly and take note of any wear which may occur over time or as a result of frequent usage or incorrect use of the boat. Any boat, regardless of how strongly it is built, can sustain serious damage through incorrect handling.
  • Page 7 Sailing schools and clubs regularly organise training courses. Everybody should wear a portable buoyancy aid (life jacket/personal buoyancy aid) when they are on deck. It should be borne in mind that in some countries there are legal requirements which prescribe that a buoyancy aid complying with the national regulations should always be worn.
  • Page 8 english...

  • Page 9: Table Of Contents

    General information and safety instructions Features and functions Operation Upkeep and servicing Engine Faults and repair measures Appendix...
  • Page 10 Clothing The rider must wear a life jacket approved by the Coast Guard, which has been approved for use on the S4 Standup. During the ride, shatter-proof protective goggles should be used. Wind, water splashes, and speed can cause the eyes to water and reduce vision.
  • Page 11 Note: We recommend that recreational riders use a helmet. If you want to take part in races, you should wear a helmet approved for S4 Standup´s due to the increased risk of accidents from the vicinity of other riders. Read the...
  • Page 12 english...
  • Page 13 1.3 Important warnings 1.4 Position of warning signs 1.5 Safety instructions 1.6 Restrictions for operation 1.7 Riding safety regulations 1.8 Important information on watercraft helmets 1.9 Characteristics of the jet drive 1.10 Breaking-in of the S4 Standup according to your possibilities...

  • Page 14: Identification Number

    The manufacturer identification is also required for ordering spare parts. In case of theft, report the manufacturer identification, the exact model description and special characteristics of your craft to the appropriate authorities. This makes it possible to identify your S4 Standup. 1.1.2 Manufacturer identification Countr y...
  • Page 15 Position of warning stickers separate the contact to the engine and the craft will stop. If the safety lanyard is not fixed, the S4 Standup will not stop. This can cause injury or damage to yourself, swimming persons, and boats.

  • Page 16: Position Of Warning Signs

    1.4 Position of warning stickers The warning stickers can be found on the inside of the steering column. english...
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  • Page 20: Safety Instructions

    Floatage. The S4 Standup is not designed to be left in the water for a long time. Strong movement of waves can cause water to get into the water draining system of the engine's interior.
  • Page 21 Capsizing If your S4 Standup capsizes, proceed as follows: Make sure that the motor is off. Otherwise, pull the safety rip cord immedia- tely or actuate the motor stop button to switch off. Swim to the stern of your S4 Standup.

  • Page 22: Restrictions For Operation

    1.6 Restrictions during operation The safe use of your S4 Standup depends on the correct riding technique and a good and safe assessment of the respective situation. Make use of your experience and your common sense. That is the most likely way to avoid accidents.

  • Page 23: Riding Safety Regulations

    Don't forget: S4 Standups do not have brakes. During a ride with the S4 Standup, the safety lanyard must always be tied to the rider. If you fall into the water, the pull on the line will cause your S4...
  • Page 24 You need to accelerate for riding curves. If you don't accelerate, the S4 Standup will lose its controllability and this could cause accidents. The S4 Standup was not developed for the night. Use it only during the day. Avoid riding in waters with algae, flotsam or other obstacles. This could block the jet pump.

  • Page 25: Important Information On Watercraft Helmets

    Attention! Wave jumps can cause the hull to break (loss of warranty claim!). The rider must always keep a safe riding speed. The latter depends on the visibility, weather conditions, swell, wind, etc. While the jet pump is safer than a propellor, safety measures must also be observed.

  • Page 26: Breaking-In Of The S4 Standup According To Your Possibilities

    If you use the Hydrospace S4 Standup properly it will reward you with greater reliability and a longer life. Don't forget to take your S4 Standup to a licensed Hydrospace dealer after 12 hours of operation and have it serviced. In case of non-observance, warranty claims could be lost! <#>...
  • Page 28 english...
  • Page 29 Features and functions 2.1 Arrangement of controls 2.2 Engine stop switch 2.3 Safety lanyard 2.4 Throttle control 2.5 Trim control 2.6 Steering system 2.7 Engine hood 2.8 Gas cap...

  • Page 30: Arrangement Of Controls

    2.1 Arrangement of controls: general A. Steering B. Steering column C. Engine hood D. Fuel tank lid (inside) E. Bypass opening F. Water inlet/intake grate G. Sponson (additional equipment) english...
  • Page 31 A. Drive shaft B. Water inlet/ intake grate C. Jet pump...
  • Page 32 A. Steering B. Exhaust C. Jet pump D. Duckbills english...
  • Page 33 A. Water inlet/ intake grate B. Cooling water exit C. Plate (exchangeable) D. Duckbills...
  • Page 34 A. Starter button, engine cut-off button B. Trim control C. Safety lanyard D. Engine hood E. Lock F. Exhaust outlet G. Duckbills H. Jet nozzle I. Throttle english...
  • Page 35 J. Oil tank K. Charge air cooler L. Ignition coils, spark plugs M. Fuel tank lid...
  • Page 36 Intercooler Oil tank Ignition coils, Spark plugs Load pressure regulating valve Injection system Air filter Drive shaft Turbo Oil cooler Oil filter english...

  • Page 38: Engine Stop Switch

    2.2 Starter button/Engine cut-off button The starter button and the engine cut-off button are housed in the switch unit on the left-hand steering handle. The starter button is green and marked START. The engine cut-off button is red and marked STOP. Pressing the engine cut-off button will stop the engine.

  • Page 39: Throttle Control

    The trim function serves to change the angle of the jet pump; the "nose" of the S4 Standup is pushed down with it into the water, resulting in better acceleration and higher speed in curves.

  • Page 40: Steering System

    2.6 Steering system Change of direction is achieved with the S4 Standup by turning the steering in the direction in which you want to go. Moving the steering will change the angle of the jet drive. The water jet ejected causes the boat to move in the desired direction.
  • Page 41 ATTENTION Do not lift engine compartment hood more than 30°! This could cause fractures of the carbon cladding. The rear area of the engine hood (see ill.) is lifted at an angle of approx. 30°. Then, pull it out carefully backwards from its hold and lift it out. The locking takes place exactly vice-versa.

  • Page 42: Gas Cap

    2.8 Gas cap 1. Raise the gas cap. 2. Untwist counter clockwise. 3. Take off the gas cap. 4. Put the gas cap in a safe place while refueling. Execute refueling as per manual. (Cap.3 Fuel) Close again in reverse order. ATTENTION Do not refuel in the water.

  • Page 43: Operation

    Operation 3.1 Daily checks before ride 3.2 Oil level 3.3 Fuel 3.4 Fire extinguisher 3.5 Battery 3.6 Throttle 3,7 Steering system 3.8 Trim 3.9 Switch/safety lanyard 3.10 Starting 3.11 Turning 3.12 Starting from deep water...

  • Page 44: Daily Checks Before Ride

    3.1 Daily checks before ride ATTENTION Warm-up of engine: Before every ride, the engine must run idle (in the water) for at least 5 seconds until the oil is distributed over the entire lubrication circulation. Afterwards, run for 2 min with max. 1/2 gas on operation temperature. In case of non-observance the turbo can get damaged.
  • Page 45 Check protective clothing. Check the cooling water control status for proper functioning (with running engine in the water). WARNING Fuel vapors collected in the engine compartment constitute a fire and explosion risk. Hull damage – feel the hull and check for damage. Sufficient fuel level - lift up hood and check fuel reserve in the tank.
  • Page 46 Throttle – check throttle lever for smooth and steady operation and for excess clearance. If necessary, adjust throttle control cable. The throttle lever must return automatically to the original position when it is released. WARNING If the throttle lever does not return to its original position automatically, this may lead to losing control of the craft.

  • Page 47: Oil Level

    Oil level check: Check oil level before every ride. Change oil during 1st inspection after 12 h. Change oil every 25 h, but at least once every year. Use only Hydrospace oil. Otherwise, we cannot recognize warranty claims. ATTENTION Measure oil level always when the S4 Standup is in the horizontal position (operating condition).
  • Page 48 ATTENTION Never allow the oil level to exceed the Overfill mark. This could cause major engine damage. ill. 2 Engine oil: Use fully synthetic 4 stroke Hydrospace engine oil (10W 60, API SJ-CF, ACEA A3/B3). english...
  • Page 49 3.3 Filling of the fuel tank Remove engine hood. Open tank lid. Do not pour fuel too fast. This allows the air in the tank to escape and the fuel does not flow back; Pay attention to maximum level. WARNING Petrol is easily inflammable, explosive under certain conditions, and toxic for the human body.

  • Page 50: Fuel

    Super petrol unleaded DIN 51607, Octane between 95 and 98 ROZ/85 MOZ. US premium Unleaded fuel (91/92/93 Octane) or 95/98 ROZ ISO 5146. Hydrospace will not recognize any damage caused by the use of unlicensed lubricants or fuels during the guarantee period. Hydrospace cannot accept any guarantee or warranty claims in such cases.
  • Page 51 ATTENTION Never fill the fuel tank up to the top edge. Pay attention to maximum level.Petrol will expand under the influence of heat and can leak out through the fuel tank ventilation. Make sure after refueling that the fuel tank lid is closed correctly.

  • Page 52: Fire Extinguisher

    (Not found in all models). 3.5 Battery This S4 Standup has a battery which was produced in a sealed form. The sealing strip must not be removed after the electrolyte has been filled into the battery for the first time. The battery is completely service-free and therefore chek- king of the electrolyte filling level or topping off with of distilled water are not necessary.
  • Page 53 ATTENTION Never remove the airtight battery cover. This can damage the battery. Do not replace the Hydrospace battery by a conventional type. Otherwise, the electrical system cannot work properly. Always follow the instructions on the battery cover when charging service-free batteries.

  • Page 54: Throttle

    3.6 Throttle lever ATTENTION Check several times that the throttle lever moves smoothly before you start the engine. 3.7 Steering system Check the correct fixing of the steering. Check the steering system by moving the stee- ring slowly from one (steering) stop position to the other. The jet pump should move at the same ratio as the steering.

  • Page 55: Switch/Safety Lanyard

    Switch/safety lanyard Check the safety lanyard for damage (cracks, etc…). In case of damage, it must be replaced immediately by a new one. Check the correct functioning of the start button, the engine off-button and the engine stop line. WARNING Always keep hands, feet, clothing, and long hair away, (in center of floor), and never insert objects into the jet nozzle, (at the stern), while the engine is running.

  • Page 56: Starting

    Never run the engine for more than 10 seconds on land on low rpms. Overheating could severely damage the engine and the exhaust system. Turning To turn the S4 Standup, two simultaneous actions are required: turning the steering, and accelerating To do a left-hand turn, move the steering to the left.
  • Page 57 If you let the throttle lever go, there will be hardly any drive pressure. Only reduced controllability is possible. WARNING When you throttle completely, the S4 Standup will lose its controllability. This can lead to hitting objects. Therefore, only throttle so far that sufficient Left Right pressure for steering is maintained.

  • Page 58: Starting From Deep Water

    WARNING The Hydrospace S4 Standup is very sporty and versatile. You could lose your hold and fall down during sharp manoeuvres. This could cause accidents. Therefore, always ride according to your personal skill and knowledge. Starting from deep water 1. Swim to the stern.

  • Page 59: Upkeep And Servicing

    Upkeep and Servicing 4.1 Storage 4.2 Rinsing of the cooling circulation 4.3 Servicing and setting...
  • Page 60 4.1 Storage It is necessary to store the craft if: If the standup is not used for longer than 30 days At the end of the season, if you shut down the standup for winter Service needed for winter storage Oil change If motor oil is left in the craft for a long time, containing water and unburned fuel, the engine can begin to corrode internally.
  • Page 61 Battery clamp Remove the battery and store in a dry, nonfreezing space. To avoid damage to the battery, charge it approx. 1 time each month. Rinsing of the water cooling circuit Thoroughly rinse the water cooling circuit of salt, sand, shells, and other pollution.
  • Page 62 4.2 Rinsing of the cooling circulation Rinse the water cooling circuit after 50 h and after every seawater ride! Additionally rinse after 10-12h. Clamp the water hose to the tail pipe. Attach the flush kit at the engine to the water pipeline. Rinse and untwist the engine (within 5 sec.) until the water no longer contains dirt.
  • Page 63 ATTENTION Never remove the airtight battery cover since this can damage the battery. NOTE: Use a battery charger suitable for sealed batteries. ATTENTION Do not store your S4 Standup at minus temperatures. The battery and the oil might become unusable.
  • Page 64 The result: an engine with a high degree of efficiency and low exhaust figures. Servicing and guarantee Professional servicing is absolutely necessary to maintain a permanently low level of emissions for your S4 Standup. This operation manual contains all the necessa- ry information and servicing recommendations for your engine. english...
  • Page 65 One condition for the guarantee given by Hydrospace is that you have the servicing of your S4 Standup done by an official Hydrospace dealer. Please read the guidelines for a guarantee carefully. Hydrospace can only grant the guarantee if these have been met.
  • Page 66 After the first 12 Every 25 hours Every 50 hours Every 100 hours Job to be performed hours of operation of operation of operation of operation Check all hose pipes, hose clips, nuts, bolts and fixing elements Lubricate throttle housing cable con- nection on the throttle housing Lubricate throttle operation cable connection and throttle connection on...
  • Page 67 After the first 12 Every 25 hours Every 50 hours Every 100 hours Job to be performed hours of operation of operation of operation of operation Lubricate steering pivot (dismantle) Clean fuel pump filter Check/adjust valve clearance only by dealers only by dealers Check/clean air filters at least 1x annually...
  • Page 68 Check steering and switching cables Replace rubber duckbills that drain the water from the engine compartment Check battery clamps Special skills and tools are required for performing these jobs. Hydrospace recommends to have these jobs done only by an official Hydrospace dealer. english...
  • Page 70 Setting of Throttle The throttle mechanics must have some play. Measure the distance covered by the throttle lever before the engine reacts to the acceleration. The play should be 2-3 mm (ill. 1). Setting of throttle ill. 1 A. 2 - 3 mm Loosen the counter nuts at the end of the throttle cable.
  • Page 71 Checking of the steering cable A. Jet nozzle ill. 5 B. Stearing robe course Please have this check only done by an official Hydrospace dealer. C. Locknut If the steering is stiff or jerky, contact an official Hydrospace dealer. D. Connection piece...
  • Page 72 Fuel system Idling rpm Have the setting of the idling rpm done by an official Hydrospace dealer. If the idling rpm varies, have the throttle housing checked by an official Hydrospace dealer. Idling rpm In Water: 1500 1750 min Use in high geographical location No height adjustment is required.
  • Page 73 Fuel pump sieve Your S4 Standup has a fuel pump sieve fitted to the fuel pump. It prevents dirt or other foreign bodies from entering the fuel supply. Have the fuel pump sieve cleaned by an official Hydrospace dealer according to the inspection table.
  • Page 74 Oil changes Change the engine oil and filter every 25 h. Change the engine oil and filter after the break-in time (10 - 12 h) is finished. CAUTION ill. 1 Change the engine oil only when the engine is warm. Remove the oil tank filler-cap (A, ill.
  • Page 75 After removing the suction hose, install the filler cap again. (A, ill. 1). Unscrew the oil hose above the oil tank (C, ill. 2). Remove the sea water hose from the exhaust elbow union (D, ill. 3). Unscrew the oil filter cover (E, ill. 4). The engine oil in the dry sump tub can be removed with the help of the engine.
  • Page 76 Re-attach all wiring harness plugs. amount of filling oil tank: min 3.3 l, max 3,5l oil quality: Hydrospace 10W-60, API SJ or higher starting torque oil filter cover: 24 Nm starting torque ignition coils: 10 Nm starting torque spark plugs:...
  • Page 77 Start the engine, run in the idle position for 10 sec. Then stop the engine. With the engine stopped, open the oil cap and check the dipstick mea- surement. (A, ill. 2). NOTE When you open the oil cap, remove the dipstick and clean it. Put the dip- stick back inside but do not screw the cap closed.
  • Page 78 The valve clearance for each individual valve must be checked and adjusted according to the table for regular servicing. Please have settings and inspections done only by an official Hydrospace dealer. Spark plugs Every 100 h renew the spark plugs. Check the electrode gap and status after the break-in time (10-12 h).
  • Page 79 Solve both wiring harness attachments (A) at the valve cove. Take off plug (B) vond ignition coils (C). Unscrew the ignition coils. Blow out the spark plug slots with compressed air. Unscrew spark plugs (D) with box spanner (SW 16). ill.
  • Page 80 If there is an electric leakage near the insulators, change the spark plugs. The electrode gap of the spark plugs can be removed with the help of a correctly adjusted feeler gauge. A sooted spark plug with combustion residue can be cleaned using a spark plug cleaning machine or a brass, wire brush.
  • Page 81 Battery A sealed-type battery is installed in the Hydrospace S4 Standup. After the enclo- sed electrolyte has been filled into the battery for the first time, the sealing strip must not be removed again. It is not necessary to check the electrolyte level of the battery or to add distilled water.
  • Page 82 If the voltage drops below 12.6 Volt, the battery must be charged with a suitable charger. If you don't use your S4 Standup for more than two weeks, the battery must be charged with a suitable charger.
  • Page 83 Note Always follow the instructions on the battery housing when charging the mainten- ance-free battery. ATTENTION Never remove the airtight battery lock. The battery must not be replaced by a conventional battery otherwise the electrical system will not work properly. Dismantling the battery: First, disconnect the black measuring cables from the battery.
  • Page 84 Installing the battery: Reverse the dismantling process for installing the battery. Connect the black auxi- liary cable to the minus terminal. Connect the battery and coat the battery poles with water-resistant grease. ATTENTION Do not mix up the battery cables to avoid damage to the rectifier/ governor.
  • Page 85 Lubrication Regular lubrication and anti-rust treatment are indispensable for the life and reliability of your S4 Standup. The following lubrications are to be carried out according to the "inspection table" and the section "Daily checks before a ride," Chapter: Operation.
  • Page 86 ATTENTION The control shaft must be dismantled for lubricating. Have this servicing only done by an official Hydrospace dealer. A. Handle bar - steering ball ill. 4 ill. 5 A. Pivot of the control nozzle english...

  • Page 87: Engine

    Engine description Engine and safety notes Engine data Fill-up quantities Operating conditions 5.3.1 Environment 5.3.2 Engine operation 5.3.3 Function range Engine management...
  • Page 88 5.0 Engine Intercooler Oil tank Ignition coils, Spark plugs Load pressure regulating Injection system valve Air filter Drive shaft Turbo Oil cooler Oil filter english...
  • Page 89 Safety notes Damage to the engine as a result of not approved lubrication or fuel will not be recognized during the warranty period. Also the engine will not be repaired by means of fair trading. Same applies to damage caused by inappropriate handling and outside effect on the engine.
  • Page 90 In handling fuels of all kinds, the highest caution is required. Working on the engine with burning cigarettes or objects is forbidden. This can lead to inflammation of the fuel. Sections of the fuel system that concern the engine are to be exchanged when there is outside damage.
  • Page 91 5.1 Engine data 2 cylinder 4 stroke engine Parallel twin with one countershaft Countershaft drive via cogwheels 4 valve cylinder head, valves operated via roller rocker arm with mechanical valve clearance compensation through shims camshaft with 4 main bearings 360° cam angular offset Welded cracked conrods Welded pistons with spray oil cooling Aluminium crankcase with NIKASIL cylinder bore coating...
  • Page 92 Dry weight basic engine 44 kg Length 340 mm Width 400 mm Height 520 mm Bore/stroke Turbo: 85 x 66 mm Cubic capacity Turbo: 749 cm Compression Turbo: 9:1 Lubricating system Eaton - oil pressure pump Oil volume-volume flow: ~ 15 l/min at 7000 rpm, Pressure valve: ~ 5 bar Dry sump pump : 2 x cogwheel pump Cooling system...
  • Page 93 Valve clearance (cold): Turbo Outlet: 0.18 – 0.25 mm Inlet: 0.08 – 0.15 mm Basic bearing clearance 0.03 – 0.05 mm Conrod bearing clearance 0.03 – 0.05 mm Control times for 1mm valve lift Outlet opening 52° aBDC Outlet closing 2°...
  • Page 94 Oil tank/lubricating system: First filling: 3.8l Oil changed quantity: 3.3l to 3.5l Oil quality: Hydrospace 10W-60, API SJ-CF, ACEA A3/B3 Unleaded fuel DIN 51607 between 95 snd 98 ROZ Fuel: US premium Unleaded fuel (91/92/93 Octane) or 95/98 ROZ ISO 5146 5.3 Operating conditions...
  • Page 95 Function range engine management _/n and p/n load coverage aspirating engine Engine characteristic based sequential fuel injection and ignition Adjustment to dynamic operating conditions Cold start adjustment Overspeed trip unit The engine management has the following sensors/monitors: Cooling circuit temperature Intake air temperature Height correction Camshaft rpm...
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  • Page 97: Faults And Repair Measures

    Faults and repair measures 6.1 Fuses 6.2 Trouble shooting 6.2 Environmental protection...
  • Page 98 6.1 Fuses The fuse box is in the engine compartment. There are more fuses. If a fuse burns through during operation, check the electrical system to find the cause. Then, replace the fuse with one that has the corresponding Amperes. ill.
  • Page 99 6.2 Trouble shooting If you cannot find the cause from the table, please contact your licensed Hydrospace dealer. FAULTS CAUSE Engine does not start. Safety lanyard clip not inserted at engine cut-off Engine does not turn. button. Battery flat. Batteries not connected.
  • Page 100 FAULTS CAUSE Mis-firing, engine Spark plugs dirty or worn. Ignition sparks weak. not running smoothly. Spark plug connection loose. Mixture too lean. Low fuel level in fuel tank. Malfunction of fuel injection unit. E.C.U. malfunction. Fuel sieves and/or filters blocked. Fuel tank filler blocked.
  • Page 101 FAULTS CAUSE Engine performance Check points under "mis-firing". weak. Wrong setting of throttle cable. Exhaust blocked. Water in fuel or oil. Exhaust gases in engine compartment. Engine overheating. Weeds or flotsam in the jet pump. Cooling system blocked. Engine knocking. Poor fuel quality.
  • Page 102 FAULTS POSSIBLE CAUSES REMEDY Engine smokes. Oil level too high. Internal damage to Contact an authorized Hydrospace contract dealer. the engine. Water penetrated, cooling agent leakage or damaged cylinder head gasket. Clean. Engine cannot Jet pump clogged. achieve maximum speed.
  • Page 103 Clean and check on damage. of dirt are caught in the screws. Damaged screw wave or drive shaft. Turn to a Hydrospace contract dealer. Water penetrating the interior of the jet pump leads to rusting of the ball bearings, therefore...
  • Page 104 Take care of natural habitats and their fauna. Make sure to properly dispose your S4 Standups emty batteries, accumulators, engine oil, and other parts. Consult your authorized Hydrospace dealer or the competent local environmental protection authorities for proper waste disposal methods.

  • Page 105: Appendix

    Appendix 7.1 Technical data 7.2 Service data...
  • Page 106 Design category The S4 Standup corresponds to design category 4. A boat allocated to this category is intended to operate in wind conditions with strengths up to 4 on the Beaufort scale and the corresponding wave heights (occa- sional wave heights up to 0.5 m). These conditions can occur in sheltered inland waters and in coastal waters under good weather conditions.
  • Page 107 7.1 Technical data Dimensions 2290/740/750 L/W/H Dry weight 168 kg 120 kg (including skipper, fuel weight and items Recommended maximum loading for personal use) Engine 2 Cylinder parallel twin with balancershaft Type 749 cm Displacement 85 mm Bore 66 mm Stroke 81 KW (110 PS) SAE 1228/7500 1/min Power Output...
  • Page 108 3,3 - 3,5l Oil fill volume: 3,7 - 4,1l oil change with filter: 3,7 - 4,1l refilling: Hydrospace 10W-60 Full synthetic, API SJ-CF, ACEA A3/B3 Oil Specification: Other items: Electronic petrol injection Mixture preparation: Stainless steel single-pipe exhaust system Silencer:...
  • Page 109 7.2 Report about servicing and repairs Name of the owner Address Telephone number E-mail Name of the specialist dealer Number of the boat hull Engine number Start of guarantee time...
  • Page 110 Date Running time of engine Name/Address of specialist dealer...
  • Page 111 Date Running time of engine Name/Address of specialist dealer...
  • Page 112 Date Running time of engine Name/Address of specialist dealer...
  • Page 113 Date Running time of engine Name/Address of specialist dealer...
  • Page 114 Notes...
  • Page 115 Notes...

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