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Pre-Operation Inspection
Loose Parts
Inspect the watercraft for any loose nuts, bolts,
fasteners and hoses. Be sure that all hose clamps are
tight. Replace cracked or deteriorating hoses.
NOTE:
The closed-loop cooling system remains
pressurized even when the engine is off. Do
not service the cooling system or hoses
when coolant is hot. See page 80 for safety
warnings and procedures.
Seat
To access the engine/
storage compartment,
disengage the rear seat
latch (1). Always remove
the seat and ventilate the
engine compartment
before starting the engine.
Be sure all seats are
properly positioned and
secure before operating the watercraft.
NOTE:
The seat is not a personal flotation device
(PFD) and will not provide life-saving
flotation. Always wear a PFD when operating
or riding a watercraft.
1
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Fire Extinguisher
The operator of the
watercraft is required by law
to carry a fire extinguisher on
board. Always keep a fully
charged and working fire
extinguisher within the
fire extinguisher holder,
which is located under the
front hood, beside the storage bucket. To access the
fire extinguisher, remove the storage bucket and
release the velcro strap securing the extinguisher to the
flotation foam.
A fire extinguisher is not standard equipment with this
watercraft. Contact your Polaris dealer or a fire
extinguisher dealer to purchase a U.S. Coast
Guard-approved fire extinguisher with a UL 5-B:C
rating.
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