Polaris MSX 110 Owner's Manual For Maintenance And Safety page 26

Operator Safety
Fire Safety
Federal regulation requires
that all watercraft carry an
approved fire extinguisher.
The operator is responsible
for providing and
maintaining the fully
charged fire extinguisher in
the watercraft. Do not
operate the watercraft without a fire extinguisher on
board.
Stow your fire extinguisher under the front storage
compartment in the recessed area of the flotation foam.
Know how to reach the extinguisher quickly in case of
fire, and know how to use it before you operate the
personal watercraft.
If you have any doubts about your ability to extinguish
a fire, swim away from the craft as quickly as possible.
Immediately seek help from other boaters or people on
shore.
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Electrical Shock Hazard
Serious injury or death could result from electrical
shock. Never touch or remove electrical parts while
starting or during operation of the watercraft. These
parts include, but are not limed to the battery, ignition
coils, spark plugs, and any exposed wire or wire
connector.
Lifting the Watercraft
Serious back injury or other injury could result from
attempting to lift the watercraft without assistance.
Never attempt to lift the watercraft without the aid of a
trailer and winch or another heavy lifting device.
Service and Maintenance
Routine service and adjustments to the watercraft are
critical for the safe operation and extended life of the
watercraft. Follow the maintenance and service
recommendations outlined in this manual.
Watercraft Modifications
Modifications to this machine could create safety
hazards and reduce vehicle reliability as well as make
it unsafe or illegal to operate. Do not modify this
watercraft or any of its components. Any
modifications to the watercraft will void your warranty.
SAFETY
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