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Parts Diagram
5
15
16
17
4
2
3
1
13
14
19
1 Latch
11 Master Switch
2 Nose Cone
12 Battery
3 Inner Nose Cone
13 Vent Hole
4 Vent Plug
14 Buoyancy Control
5 Trigger
15 Silicone Ring
6 Handle
16 Pump
7 Nozzle
17 Lubricant
8 Propeller
9 Protective Grilles
18 Charger
10 Battery Housing
19 Charger Jack
2
7
8
6
9
10
11
12
18
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Chamber
WARNINGS
• Read the user's manual carefully.
• Never remove the grilles except for maintenance.
• Never stick body parts, clothing or other objects in the
vicinity of the Propeller. Do not wear loose or flowing
clothing or equipment that could be drawn into the
Propeller.
• Particular care should be exercised when using the
SEASCOOTER™ near anybody with long hair. Users with
long hair should tie it up or wear a swimming cap when
using the SEASCOOTER
.
™
• Always inspect the swimming area to ensure it is free of
hazards or obstacles such as boats and swimmers before
using the SEASCOOTER
™
.
• Always charge battery to its fullest before using the
SEASCOOTER
™
. After charging is complete the battery
will continue to off gas. Wait at least 30 minutes after
charging before removing the battery from the charger or
placing the battery into the battery housing. Failure to do
so could result in an explosion.
• Ensure sufficient battery charge remains for return to
shore or surface.
• The Seascooter™ is not a personal floatation device -
always wear a Approved Personal Flotation Device /
Approved Life-Preserver when using the Seascooter™ for
snorkeling.
• Be aware of appropriate water levels, tidal changes,
dangerous currents, weather changes and strong offshore
winds. Always scout unfamiliar water.
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