Aqualand Industries Bod-Jet User manual

Operator Manual
May 2020
ENGLISH
VX-05-2020

INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the revolution in powered waterplay! We are
delighted that you have chosen to become part of the Bod-
Jet family.
As you will know by now, the Bod-Jet is an innovative
powered watertoy for riders aged between 6 and 16 years of
age. With in-built gameplay features and technologically
advanced safety features, the Bod-Jet system has been
designed and manufactured to give young water users the
opportunity to experience the thrill of a powered watercraft
in a safe, fun and controlled environment.
Like all watertoys, the Bod-Jet requires that operators take
specific precautions when using our products. For this
reason, we urge you to read through this Operator Manual
carefully. In particular, the safety information and the
instructions on proper use must be read, understood and
adhered to, before operating the Bod-Jet.
Our experienced Bod-Jet technicians and maintenance
partners are on hand should you have any queries or
concerns, leaving you free to make the most out of your
Bod-Jet system –hassle free!
Summer is here –so open up the waters to a whole new
generation of users, and let the fun begin!
The Aqualand Team
The following symbols are used in this Operator Manual to bring your attention to important information:
Note: The notes in this manual provide you with important operating information or other information that can help you to
understand the operation of the Bod-Jet.
Bod-Jet is a trading name of Aqualand Industries Limited, a company incorporated in England and Wales with registration number
11269289 having its registered office at 1 Mariner Court, Calder Business Park, Wakefield, WF4 3FL.In the course of technical
progress, we are constantly working to optimise our products. Accordingly, Bod-Jet reserves the right to change or modify the
product characteristics specified in this Operators Manual at any time without prior written notice. Characteristics and functions
described and illustrated in this Operators Manual may differ from the actual characteristics and functions of this product.
Caution! Danger of injury and / or death. This symbol indicates that operating the Bod-Jet involves the risk of injury to, or
death of, the operator or drivers.
Not heeding this information may result in damage or destruction of the Bod-Jet or any component of the system or
other property.
Table of Contents
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1. Safety is our priority….…...........
1.1 Special safety information……………
1.2 General safety information…………..
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2. Proper Use……………………………. 9
3. Description of the system.........
3.1 Bod-Jet…………..…..………………………
3.2 Battery Box & Charger………………..
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4. Operation………………………………
4.1 Start Up………………………………………
4.2 Controls………………………………………
4.3 Display…………………………………..……
4.4 How to operate………......................
4.5 After Use……..…………………..……..….
4.6 Storage……………….………………………
4.7 Charging the batteries…………………
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5. Care and maintenance ……………
5.1 Before vend…………………………………
5.2 After care.……………………………………
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Caution! Please read the following information!
1. SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY
BEFORE USING THE BOD-JET SYSTEM FOR THE FIRST TIME, READ THIS ENTIRE OPERATOR MANUAL. If any
information is not clearly understood, please contact the manufacturer or dealer for clarification and further
understanding prior to operating the system.
Safety is the primary concern of Bod-Jet, and it needs to before all operators as well.
The Bod-Jet system is a state-of-the-art device. It conforms to current standards and is safe to operate.
Nevertheless, using the system in an unintended fashion or not heeding the safety information may cause
injury to, or death of the operator and/or pilots and/or other persons. In addition, the Bod-Jet system and
other property of the operator, pilots or other persons may be damaged or destroyed. For this reason, we
urge you to read this Operators Manual and the safety information contained within it carefully before you
operate your Bod-Jet system for the first time. The information contained in this Operators Manual will help
you to operate the Bod-Jet safely, protect the pilots, yourself and others from hazards, and prevent damage
to the system and other property. However we cannot anticipate every circumstance that may arise while
maintaining and operating the Bod-Jet. The safety information contained in this manual is not all-inclusive.
A COMMON SENSE APPROACH
It is the responsibility of the operator to comply with safety related material provided in this Operator Manual
and to regularly review safety information provided by governmental agencies and local jurisdictions.
Common sense should guide operators at all times. Failure to do so will result in serious injury or death.
Keep this Operators Manual in a safe and easily accessible place for reference whenever needed.
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1.1 Special Safety Information
Please pay particular attention to the very important safety information below
Special safety information for the Bod-Jet Boards
• Important! Observe Operators Manual!
• Suitable only for children aged 6 years and over!
• Only to be used in waters in which the pilot can comfortably stand up or swim!
• For use under adult supervision at all times!
• Bod-Jet is intended to be used as a toy and not as a personal flotation device
• Pilots are not to be permitted to:
• stand on the Bod-Jet when playing
• shoot water canon directly at a person’s eyes or face
• drive a Bod-Jet over other swimmers
• swim underneath the Bod-Jet
• reach into any openings (jet drive)! Rotating parts!
• Personal protective equipment (buoyancy aid and, if deemed by the operator necessary,
helmets) (“PPE”) to be worn by pilots at all times!
• Not to be used as a swimming or lifesaving aid!
• Use only in sheltered waters!
• Do not use in strong currents, heavy swell or impaired visibility!
• Do not use in areas occupied by swimmers or divers!
• Maintain distance (minimum 1m) to other persons and objects!
• Do not store in direct sunlight or a closed motor vehicle!
• Warning messages and / or operator messages on screen to be observed at all times!
Special safety information for the Bod-Jet Battery Packs
•Important! Observe Operators Manual!
•Your Bod-Jet batteries are a non-spillable, sealed Lithium-Ion battery. Incorrect use of
the batteries may lead to serious injury and/or death!
•Do not heat beyond 60 °C / 140 °F!
•Do not store or charge in direct sunlight!
•Do not short circuit!
•Do not open!
•Do not puncture!
•Do not knock or damage!
•Do not burn!
•Do not expose to water or salinity!
•Use only the charger supplied by Bod-Jet!
•Remove, replace and charge only in cool and dry locations!
•Battery removal and replacement should be limited to the authorised operator only!
•Do not allow the children to come into contact with the battery!
•Use only the batteries provided by Bod-Jet!
•Never charge the batteries overnight or leave unattended when charging!
•Batteries to be removed at night and battery lids left open to allow air to circulate.
Check for no condensation in the battery area!
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1.2 General Safety Information
General safety information concerning the Bod-Jet pilots
Watersports are fun and challenging, but involve inherent risks of injury or death. To
increase the enjoyment of the sport and to reduce the risks for the pilots, use
common sense and follow these rules.
•Only competent swimmers aged 6 years and above are allowed to use the Bod-Jet. The Bod-
Jet is not for adult use or for use. It shall be the sole responsibility of the operator to determine
whether a person is competent or not to operate the Bod-Jet.
•Due to the power output of the Bod-Jet, children under 6 years of age should not be
permitted to use the Bod-Jet. As with all motor vehicles, all persons operating the device must
do so responsibly and with proper foresight.
•All use of the Bod-Jet must be under the supervision and responsibility of the operator who
must be aged 18 or over, be a competent swimmer and who must have been fully trained to
perform their role by the operator (including as to the contents of this manual).
•The Bod-Jet is not designed for use as a swimming aid. Pilots may lose the Bod-Jet in the
water. The Bod-Jet is not a substitute for a life jacket or similar. For these reasons, pilots must
wear PPE at all times while using the Bod-Jet.
•It is technically impossible to prevent all collisions. Bod-Jet’s are not to be used as bumper
vehicles and pilots are not permitted to drive into one another.
•Use caution and common sense.
•Pilots must only wear body-hugging clothing (without loose straps or bands) when using the
Bod-Jet. In addition pilots should wear a bathing cap or hair net if hair is shoulder length or
longer. While the Bod-Jet has been designed to prevent where possible objects entering the jet
drive, it is technically impossible to fully prevent objects, in particular pieces of clothing, thin
cords or shoulder-length hair, from entering the jet drive and getting wrapped around the
propeller or drive shaft due to the high suction power of the drive. Should this occur there is a
risk of injury.
•The Bod-Jets are designed to be used on waters of varying temperatures. We recommend
that pilots are advised to wear appropriate clothing that provides adequate warmth and/or sun
protection for the waters in use.
•Take extreme care when entering and exiting the game area.
•Do not permit pilots to stand or kneel on the Bod-Jets.
•All users of the Bod-Jet, and all operator persons supervising the use of the same, must not be
under the influence of alcohol or any non prescription drug/substance not any prescription
drug/substance which would prevent them being able to safely operate or supervise the
operation of the Bod-Jet.
•Check all equipment prior to use. Bod-Jet’s must be inspected for missing, defective or worn
parts. Never use the product if excessive wear or damage are detected.
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General safety information concerning the Bod-Jet board
•Never reach into the jet drive where the propeller is rotating. Bod-Jet pilots must be
supervised at all times to ensure they to do not attempt to reach into the jet drive.
•Before operation, check that the jet drive cover is not damaged in any way and is attached
correctly and firmly in position. Caution! The rotating propeller may cause injury.
•Make sure that no sand, dirt, stones, rope or other foreign objects get into the jet drive.
Never remove foreign objects from the jet drive while the Bod-Jet is in operation. Danger of
injury!
•Only authorised Bod-Jet service and maintenance partners are authorised to remove the jet
drive.
•Never place any objects into the jet drive by hand. Doing so can cause injury.
•Bod-Jets must be switched off (put into sleep mode) immediately after use.
•The Bod-Jet’s must not be left unattended when not in use.
•The Bod-Jet is a heavy device. Ensure that it does not fall on you or any pilots or any other
persons. Should this occur there is a risk of injury.
•The Bod-Jet should not be left for periods of time in direct sunlight. If exposed to heat,
flaming gases can be discharged through the Bod-Jet battery box causing serious injury! In
addition, the OLED display may become irreparably damaged.
•Bod-Jet’s should never be left in the water unattended.
•Never detach the battery box from the Bod-Jet while the device is in the water. Always take
precautions to prevent the high-current connecting plates on the battery box and Bod-Jet
from coming into direct contact with the water. If this occurs, a short circuit may result,
causing irreparable damage to the Bod-Jet’s electronic system. Water, especially salt water,
is highly conducive of electricity. As a result, water seeping into the battery box may cause
flaming gases to be discharged through the battery box safety valve causing serious injury.
•Before charging the battery box, check that the charging socket on the charger and the
charging plug are perfectly clean and dry. Wet and/or dirty plug connections may cause a
short circuit while the battery box is being charged or even before this process is begun. If a
short circuit occurs, it can cause irreparable damage to the charging contacts of the Bod-Jet.
Caution! Short circuits can cause fires.
•Always ensure the power button is functioning properly. When you release the power
button the Bod-Jet should stop immediately. A damaged or sticking power button should be
repaired or replaced immediately.
•Never open the Bod-Jet yourself. All repairs and maintenance work on the Bod-Jet that goes
beyond the procedures described in Chapter [6] “Care” may only be carried out by an
authorised Bod-Jet service and maintenance partner. Work of this type is dangerous and
may result in severe injury or cause damage to the Bod-Jet if not carried out by an
authorised technician.
•If you detect any damage to the Bod-Jet, in particular the battery box, charging socket and
seals, immediately stop operating the device and contact the manufacturer or your specialist
dealer.
•You must ensure all machine nuts and bolts are checked as properly fitted and in full
working order prior to any use.
•If you have any reason to suspect water ingress into the battery box do not use it and please
contact the manufacturer or specialist dealer.
•Ensure batteries are removed when a Bod-Jet stops being used on a day and ensure the
battery compartment lid is left open to allow air circulation. Ensure before next use that
there is no condensation inside the battery area or on the battery leads.
•Ensure the operating buttons are functioning properly and not sticking or staying depressed.
Any such issue mean buttons need to be repaired or replaced before any further use.
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General safety information concerning operation of the Bod-Jet
•Bod-Jet operators are not afforded any special rights with regard to operation of the craft. Operators must act
responsibly and prudently, taking all precautions that may be necessary.
•Bod-Jet’s must not be operated outside of the designated safety zone demarcated by the operator. Before you
deploy any Bod-Jet, you must familiarise yourself with all applicable jurisdictional laws and regulations, the risks
inherent in the sport, and the proper use of the equipment.
•Bod-Jet’s must only be used in water in which all pilots can comfortably stand up.
•Only use the Bod-Jet in sheltered waters. The operator must supervise use of the Bod-Jet’s at all times.
•Do not operate the Bod-Jet in strong currents, strong wind, bad weather or impaired visibility. By doing so you
put yourself, the Bod-Jet pilots, and others in danger. Under no circumstances operate Bod-Jet’s in a
thunderstorm! All pilots and users must exit the waters as quickly as possible before any storm begins. Not
doing so may result in death or injury. Always be prepared for a sudden change in weather. Always check the
weather forecast before you set out and pay close attention to local weather conditions.
•Do not operate the Bod-Jet in a heavy swell.
•Do not operate at night, or in low-light conditions.
•Always ensure that the gameplay area is free of submerged logs, rocks and sandbars. If you are unsure of the
local water conditions, always ask the appropriate authorities or bodies before use.
•If the Bod-Jet system is being used indoors, always ensure adequate ceiling height overhead and adequate
distance from pool edge.
•Do not operate the Bod-Jet in areas occupied by swimmers or divers. Danger of collision and injury!
•Do not operate the craft in waters less than 0.5m in depth. Doing so can cause injury to the pilots or damage to
the Bod-Jet’s as a result of hitting underwater objects. Stay away from the immediate short and never attempt
to steer the Bod-Jet onto the beach, shore or onto land of any kind.
•The operating time of the Bod-Jet is limited and therefore the operator should always keep an eye on the
control system showing the remaining operation time and ensure that the pilots return to short in time.
•The Bod-Jet is a heavy device and as such the pilots should not be permitted to carry the Bod-Jet’s to and from
the gameplay area. Manual transportation of the Bod-Jet’s should only be undertaken by a capable supervising
adult.
•All pilots must attend a safety and training briefing prior to use.
•Bod-Jet shall not be operated with any modifications to the vehicle or its components.
•Bod-Jet shall not be operated to perform racing, stunt riding, jumps, or other manoeuvres which may cause loss
of control, or may cause uncontrolled operator or vehicle actions or reactions, as such activities are likely to
result in possible injury to the operator or bystanders or both.
•Pilots must have their hair and clothing checked for compliance with the recommendations shown on the prior
page before being allowed use of the activity.
•The operator must obtain and maintain at all times (both during and after operation, use or ownership of the
product), appropriate insurance covering all risks and matters required by law in connection with, amongst
other things, the use and operation of Bod-Jet. Aqualand Industries Limited reserves the right to request from
time to time a copy of such insurance policy, together with evidence of such being in full force and effect and of
the premium having been fully paid up.
•The operator is responsible for ensuring no pilot or user of the Bod-Jet has any medical condition which (i)
would prevent him/her participating in any use of,or event including, the Bod-Jet and/or (ii) may endanger
his/her life or well-being or the life or well-being of any other person and/or (iii) would prevent or limit the
user’s ability to use the Bod-Jet safely or otherwise in accordance with the instructions given to him or her.
•It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure all users of the Bod-Jet, and all operator persons supervising the use
of the same, must not be under the influence of alcohol or any non prescription drug/substance nor any
prescription drug/substance which would prevent them being able to safely operate or supervise the operation
of the Bod-Jet.
•It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure all users has, or is administered with, any medication or medical
device they may require in order to safely drive or operate the Bod-Jet in accordance with the instructions
given to the user.
•The operator is responsible for ensuring all users of the Bod-Jet are given proper and complete instruction and
a safety briefing on how to safely operate the product prior to the user taking control of the Bod-Jet.
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General safety information concerning the Bod-Jet batteries
•Never expose the battery box to high temperatures (max. 60 °C / 140 °F) caused e.g. by open fire,
direct sunlight or by storage inside a closed motor vehicle or boot. If exposed to heat, flaming gases
can be discharged through the safety valve causing serious injury.
•Never transport a fully charged battery box over long distances. The battery box should only be
partially charged during transport. If instructions are disregarded, flaming gases can be discharged
through the safety valve causing serious injury!
•Note, there are international standards regarding the transportation of lithium ion batteries (or
products containing the same). It is your responsibility to be aware of, and to comply with, such.
Batteries must be stored in accordance with any local rules or laws
•For use under normal conditions, the chemicals contained in each High-Energy Li-Ion battery cell
are encased in a sealed case for safe storage in any position. In addition, the individual cells are
enclosed in the watertight profile and equipped with a state of the art battery management system.
Due to this protection, there is a risk of flaming gases being discharged only if the battery boxes
have been subjected to excessive mechanical stresses or heat.
•Only use the chargers supplied by Bod-Jet to charge the batteries. Chargers supplied by other
manufacturers are not equipped with the special microprocessor-controlled charge management
system for protection of the High-Energy Li-Ion battery cells. As a result, flaming gases may be
discharged when charging the accumulator cells with other chargers, causing serious injury.
•Beware of the strong line currents that are present when charging. Never use the charging system if
any of the cables are damaged or worn. Doing so can cause the cable to catch fire and may lead to
electric shock resulting in severe injury or death.
•Only remove, replace or charge the batteries in dry and cool locations. Never charge in direct
sunlight or in heat.
•Never charge the batteries overnight or otherwise leave unattended during charging –if a
fire/incident occurs immediate action will be required.
•Never open the battery box. Never attempt to alter or modify the battery box in any way. Doing so
may cause flaming gases to be discharged through the safety valve causing serious injury.
•Repairs and maintenance work on the Bod-Jet, batteries and chargers may only be carried out by an
authorised Bod-Jet service partner. Work of this type is dangerous and may result in severe injury
or cause damage to the Bod-Jet, battery box and charger if not carried out by an authorised Bod-Jet
service partner.
•Ensure that there are no dried salt deposits on the contacts of any of the charging sockets or
charging plugs. Salt deposits can inhibit the flow of electricity during charging and cause electrical
contacts to overheat, resulting in irreparable damage to the contacts or even fires affecting the
contacts or cables.
•Never discard the battery boxes or cells. Disused battery boxes should be returned to either the
service provider, distributor or manufacturer.
•Batteries must only be stored in dry conditions which comply with the other requirements above
(e.g no exposure to heat or direct sunlight).
•You must ensure the battery does not short circuit, is not opened or punctured and is not knocked
or damaged. Any of these things can risk flaming gases to be released which can cause serious
injury.
•Batteries to be removed at the end of each day of use. Leave battery compartment lid open to
allow air to circulate but ensure no condensation is present in the area or on leads or connectors
before refitting the battery
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2. PROPER USE
The Bod-Jet system is a“business in abox”. A plug in, ready to use system –fully equipped to provide
operators with a brand new water side offering for the young generation of water users.
The following regulations apply to the operation of the Bod-Jets:
•Users of the Bod-Jet must be at least 6 years old and capable swimmers. People who cannot swim are not
permitted to use the Bod-Jet.
•The Bod-Jet is not designed for use as a swimming aid. Pilots may lose the craft in the water. The Bod-Jet is
not a substitute for a life jacket or any other such device. For this reasons, pilots must wear PPE at all
times.
•Some countries / jurisdictions may require registration papers or a driving licence for operation of the
Bod-Jets with this output. Before operating the system it is the responsibility of the operator to ensure
that all laws, rules and regulations which may be in force in the area in which you wish to use the Bod-Jet
system are adhered to. Bod-Jet does not assume any responsibility for obtaining such information.
•The Bod-Jet should only be used in sheltered waters. Sheltered waters are defined as sheltered coastal
waters, small bays, small lakes, rivers and canals when conditions up to, and including, wind force 4 and
significant wave heights up to, and including, 0.3m may be experienced, with occasional waves or breaks
of 0.5m.
The Bod-Jet is a water craft powered by an electric jet drive. The craft is not equipped with navigational lights
and is designed to carry one person only.
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3.1 The Bod-Jet (VX Model)
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM
1. OLED screen 7. Rear drive guard
2. Water Cannon 8. Electric brushless motor
3. Handles and Controls 9. Quick release battery lock
4. Rubber coated foam hull 10. Lithium Ion Battery Pack
5. Carry handles 11. Anti-splay safety wrist strap
6. Intake Guard
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3.2 Battery Box & Charger
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1. High performance Lithium Ion Battery 5. Battery charger
2. Waterproof and shock resistant housing 6. Charging connector
3. Power connector 7. Power on/off
4. Charging point 8. Power point
9. LED “Fully Charged” indicator
10. LED “Charging” indicator
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4.1 Start-up
The battery box is delivered in a partially charged state. To avoid total discharge of the battery box,
you should fully charge immediately after delivery (within 1 week). Use only the chargers supplied by
Bod-Jet. See section 4.7 (Charging the battery box) for instructions as to how to charge the battery
boxes.
To insert the battery into the Bod-Jet, proceed as follows:
4. OPERATION
BEFORE YOU START
Each operator should have received a full set up and initiation training session from a Bod-Jet authorised
technician prior to launch. In addition, ensure you have read and understood the Operator Manual
thoroughly.
1. Using the battery key provided, reveal the battery compartment by turning the two quick release connectors
90 degrees on the battery box lid
2. If a battery is already connected, disconnect it, lift it out and place on solid dry ground.
3. Ensure that the battery compartment and the connectors on the battery box are perfectly clean and dry.
4. Insert the battery box into the battery compartment.
5. Plug the power connector into the corresponding connector within the battery compartment.
6. Replace the battery box lid ensuring all screws are locked tightly into place.
7. The Bod-Jet is now ready for operation.
Caution! Salt deposits can inhibit the flow of electricity
during charging and cause electrical contacts to overheat,
resulting in irreparable damage to the contacts or even
fires affecting the contacts or cables!
Turning the Bod-Jet on:
1. Ensure the battery is connected and the battery
lid is securely closed.
2. Press and hold the boost button (L1) for 3
seconds.
3. The screen is now on, and the Bod-Jet is turned
on.
NB: The Bod-Jet will not be operational without the
anti-splay wrist strap being in location.
Turning the Bod-Jet off:
1. The Bod-Jet will automatically power down after a
period of inactivity of 15 minutes.
2. Before the Bod-Jet switches off, a message will appear
on screen “entering sleep mode”. Press any button to
dismiss and cancel the power down.
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4.2 Controls
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Key:
L1: Boost R1: Cannon
L2: Go R2: Go L2
R2
L1
R1
Never run the Bod-Jet out of the water for longer than approx. 10 seconds. The drive unit is designed
exclusively for use in water. Operation out of the water leads to overheating due to the lack of water to
cool the device, thereby causing irreparable damage to the drive unit.
4.3 Display
1. Power indicator 3. Number of cannon shots
2. Number of power boosts 4. Game time remaining
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4.4 How to operate
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Pilots must hold on to the control grips on the Bod-Jet securely. The Bod-Jet’s are fitted with a soft
start mechanism to reduce the force of acceleration when the ”Go” button is pressed. However, it
remains important that the pilot has a firm hold of the Bod-Jet at all times to prevent coming detached
from the board.
Pilots should lie down flat on the Bod-Jet facing forward. See below for optimum riding position:
Caution! Do not permit pilots to stand or kneel on the Bod-Jets.
To Go:
For maximum safety, the Bod-Jet can only be operated when:
1. The anti-splay wrist strap is correctly attached; and
2. Both “Go” buttons have been depressed.
The Bod-Jet has two speeds: Normal speed and Boost. Normal speed is achieved by pressing the ”Go”
button. Boost speed is achieved by pressing the ”Boost” button. NB: Boost can only be achieved when
the “Go” button is being pressed simultaneously. Pressing the Boost button alone will not activate the
motor.
To turn the board, pilots should shift their weight in the direction they want to go, while pulling the bow
of the Bod-Jet in the same direction. Pilots should lean into the curve just as they would a bicycle. The
lower part of the pilots body that is trailing in the water acts as a tail fin. While turning the craft, pilots
must hold on to the controlgrips tightly to prevent sliding off the Bod-Jet.
To Stop:
To stop, simply release either ”Go” button. The motor will stop immediately, and the resistance of the
water will very quickly slow the pilot down.
The Bod-Jet brakes by cutting off power and allowing the water resistance to slow the craft. NB: it
can take around 2-3m for the pilot to come to a complete stop. For this reason pilots should always
maintain a safe distance to other persons, watercraft and obstacles. Danger of collision and injury
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4.5 After Use
When the Bod-Jets are no longer in use they should stowed in a safe and dry location where condensation
will not build up on or in the product. The battery should be removed and the battery compartment lid left
open to allow air to circulate. The Bod-Jets are heavy items and should only be carried by a supervising
capable adult.
Never carry the Bod-Jet by the control grips!
If the Bod-Jet is to be left in the water, the operator must ensure that it is properly moored. Ensure that the
Bod-Jet cannot become unattached, injure others, or obstruct their path.
Bod-Jet should be switched off and the battery disconnected to prevent further discharge. This also prevents
unauthorised persons, inexperienced persons and unauthorised persons from using the Bod-Jet and injuring
themselves.
Never leave the Bod-Jets unattended.
Do not leave the Bod-Jets or any batteries in the sun or heat if they are not being used. Without water to cool
the device, the direct sunlight can heat the display to temperatures of around 70°C / 158°F. If exposed to
such heat the function can be impaired or irreparable damage may even be caused to the display. Heat
potentially creates fire and explosion risk for the batteries too. For these reasons operators should always put
the Bod-Jet in the shade when not in use or, if necessary, cover the display with a wet-light coloured towel to
prevent irreparable damage to the display caused by excessive heat, particularly as a result of direct sunlight.
Bod-Jet’s should be thoroughly cleaned at the end of each day’s use. After using device, first remove all salt
deposits, dirt or other foreign objects by rinsing all components with fresh water (from a low pressure
source) and / or blowing them out with air from a low pressure source. Ensure that places which are not
easily accessible (e.g. the drive unit inlets and outlets) are rinsed thoroughly and/or blown out.
Dirt or salt deposits can corrode the sealing surface of the Bod-Jet. Even minute damage or dirt on the
sealing surfaces can reduce the effectiveness of the seal, resulting in damage to the Bod-Jet as well as
damage to the motor and the motors electronic system.
4.6 Storing the Bod-Jet
If the Bod-Jets are not in a period of operation they should be stowed in a safe and dry location where
condensation will not build up on or in the product. The Bod-Jet batteries should be removed and placed in
the charging stations before the Bod-Jet is stowed. Refer to section 4.4 for instructions on how to stow the
Bod-Jet.
4.7 Charging and storing the batteries
Bod-Jet batteries should only ever be charged using the Bod-Jet charger and should not be left
unattended whilst being charged or charged overnight. Only charge in dry and cool locations and not in direct
sunlight or in heat!.
Once you have safely removed the battery (see section 4.1 above), connect to a charger using the following
steps:
•Ensure your charger is plugged in at the wall but the socket is switched OFF.
•Connect the charger connector from the battery to the battery charger.
•Switch on the wall socket to provide power to the charger.
•A RED light will come on indicating power.
•Once the battery is fully charged (2 hours approx.) you should see a GREEN light.
•Switch off the charger at the wall socket and then disconnect the charger connector.
•The battery is now fully charged and ready for use
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Never use cleaning products or materials on the Bod-Jet or jet-wash the product or allow water
to get inside the product.

5.1 Before you operate the Bod-Jet
5. CARE & MAINTENANCE
Your Bod-Jet maintenance provider will deal with all the necessary technical maintenance and servicing
required to keep your system running. However, there are certain things you must do to ensure your Bod-Jet
is kept in a safe working condition.
•Ensure the Bod-Jet is clean and presentable.
•Conduct an all-round visual check for loose or worn components, including wear and tear to the
battery box seals and control buttons.
•Check that the battery connectors and the battery compartment is clean, dry and free from moisture.
Caution! Failure to undertake these procedures may result in undue distress, wear and tear,
and failures, which will not be covered by your maintenance package.
5.2 After you operate the Bod-Jet
•Remove the battery and charge
•Wash off all salt water, in particular through the drive
•Run clean water through the water cannon to remove any dirt or salt deposits
•Remove any water ingress from the battery compartment and leave open to dry.
•Ensure Bod-Jet are stored in a dry and secure environment overnight.
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