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Extended Storage
Cleaning
CAUTION
Never clean the watercraft with strong
detergents, abrasives, degreasers, paint thinner,
acetone, window cleaners, ammonia or products
containing alcohol. They can damage finishes,
decals, vinyl and plastics and accelerate UV
breakdown, which could cause color change and
premature deterioration of parts.
1. Remove the drain plugs and clean the bilge and
engine area with hot water and mild detergent
(such as dish soap) or with bilge cleaner. Rinse and
drain thoroughly. Wipe up remaining water with
clean, dry shop cloths. Do not use abrasive
cleaners.
NOTE:
Store the watercraft with the drain plugs
removed and the seat propped open slightly
to inhibit condensation from forming in the
engine compartment.
MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION
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2. Wash the exterior of the watercraft with fresh water
and a mild detergent. Rinse thoroughly.
NOTE:
Clean metallic gelcoat surfaces gently.
Polaris does not recommend the use of
power buffers or other power equipment to
clean gelcoat surfaces.
3. Inspect and thoroughly clean the jet pump intake,
outlet and impeller area. If damage to these areas is
visible, see your Polaris dealer for service.
4. After cleaning, protect the watercraft by hand
polishing with a regular furniture polish or
non-abrasive silicone wax. Protect the seat and
handlebar unit with a vinyl protector.
5. Spray the exterior of the engine with T9 metal
protectant. (See page 101 for part numbers of
Polaris products.)
6. Cover the watercraft with an opaque tarp or Polaris
watercraft cover and store the craft in a clean, dry
place.
NOTE:
Make sure the nose is positioned upward at
a 20_ angle to allow water drainage during
storage.
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