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Replacing the Propeller
To replace the propeller:
1. Ensure that the ESC is disconnected from the battery.
WARNING: Severe bodily injury may occur if a battery
is connected to the ESC and the ESC is turned on.
2. Carefully lift the cage away from the boat's carbon fiber
rudder supports.
Tip: Do not remove the cage completely.
3. To remove the rudder, disengage the pins that hold the
rudder to the carbon fiber supports.
Tip: It is not necessary to separate the rudder from the
steering link, but you may do so if necessary.
4. Secure the motor with one hand. Use your other hand to
turn the propeller counter clockwise and disengage the
propeller.
Accessing the Electronics
1. To remove the cage, secure the boat hull with one
hand. Use your other hand to carefully pull up on
the driver's seat, seperating it from the electronics
cover.
2. Use a 2mm hex driver to remove the coarse thread
cover screws (3mm x 6mm).
3. Lift the electronics cover using the steering wheel.
4. To reinstall the cover and cage, follow the
instructions in reverse.
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Tip: Lightly pull away from the boat by the propeller while
loosening it to keep the propeller nut captured in the
propeller, as you loosen it.
5. Install the propeller on the propeller adapter. Start the nut
on to the propeller adapter. Pull the propeller away from
the boat so that it captures the nut.
Tip: To replace the propeller adapter, use PRB286059.
6. Secure the motor with one hand. Use your other hand to
turn the propeller clockwise to tighten it.
7. To replace the rudder, align each rudder pin, one at a time,
with the bottom bushing in the lower carbon fiber rudder
support.
Tip: Once the first pin is aligned with the top busing, push
down on the cage to lock the pin in place. Repeat this step
on the second pin.
Aerotrooper 25-Inch Brushless Air Boat RTR
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