Sea-doo Seascooter RS 1 SD15001 User manual

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ELECTRICALLY OPERATED PRODUCT
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• When passing on this device, include the user manual and
all relevant warning information and parts.
• It is the responsibility of the owner to give proper instruction
and precaution (regarding the risk associated with this
device) when lending the device to other people.
USER MANUAL

INTRODUCTION 2
WARNING 3
PARTS DIAGRAM 5
BATTERY CAUTION 6
CHARGING THE BATTERY 7
REPLACING THE BATTERY 8-9
GETTING STARTED 10-11
CARE & MAINTENANCE 12
BUYING PARTS 12
TROUBLESHOOTING
- Unit does not function
- Blocked propeller
- Flooding events
- Blocked triggers
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 16
WARRANTY & CUSTOMER SERVICE 17-18
CONTENTS
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returning this appliance to the collection centers (if available).
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INTRODUCTION
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DISCOVER
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There is nothing ordinary about the way it looks….
Or the way it glides for that matter…..
You submerge and it reacts and adapts…..
You toggle into gear, it comes to life….
THE NEW SEA-DOO® SEASCOOTER™ RS-SERIES!
The Seascooter RS introduces the first LI-ION battery system in a lightweight recreational DPV that can be charged inside the unit, but that is also
removable for external charging and simple battery replacements required for back-to-back dives or snorkel runs.
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OTHER FEATURES
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BUOYANCY
The Seascooter RS contains a self-filling ballast hull to achieve neutral buoyancy almost instantly in seawater. Strategically placed drain holes allow water
to freely enter and exit the ballast space making the Seascooter RS assume neutral buoyancy when submerged, and expel it as soon as it hits the
surface.
FINS
The strategically placed front foil and pectoral glide fins prevent upward skidding of the Seascooter RS when accelerating and allow for the fastest
straight-line forward navigation underwater. The fins allow you to rest your arms while you use the Seascooter in the water.
HANDLEBAR + LED BATTERY STATUS INDICATOR
The handlebar of the Seascooter RS is the user’s main navigation tool and is made of the best impact resistant material. It features smart ergonomically
positioned triggers for a natural thumb position during trigger operation, accessory D-ring attachment points and a dashboard-style LED battery status
indicator for an accurate voltage display during use.
The Seascooter is designed for use in seawater. It will have less buoyancy in fresh water and pool and may sink in such waters.
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• This is not a life saving device.
DO NOT use it as a buoyancy aid.
• A child under 14 years old should never operate this
product.
• The Seascooter is designed for 1 person use.
• Always inspect the swimming area to ensure it is free
of hazards or obstacles such as boats or swimmers
before using the Seascooter.
• Read the user manual carefully before using this
product.
• Be careful when you are transporting the
Seascooter and setting it down to avoid crushing
hazard on hands, foot or toes.
• Crushing / Cutting Hazard
• Do not attach your body, clothing, other equipment
to the seascooter in any way.
• ALWAYS wear a life vest (personal floatation device - PFD)
approved by your local authorities for Snorkeling: (U.S.
Coast Guard Type III vest in the US or Canadian Coast
Guard approved life vest in Canada or SAI Approval PFD
in Australia or CE Approved PFD in Europe).
• 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.
• Do not use alcohol or drugs prior to and during use of this
product.
• Always ensure sufficient charge remains in the battery to
return to the shore surface before using the Seascooter.
• Be aware of appropriate water levels, tidal changes,
dangerous currents, weather change and strong offshore
winds. ALWAYS scout unfamiliar water before venturing
out.
WARNING
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• NEVER remove the grilles except for maintenance.
• Familiarize yourself with the Seascooter functions and battery life before embarking on any dives or excursions.
• Always charge battery to its fullest before using the Seascooter.
• Do not allow sun tan oils or lotions to be in prolonged contact with the Seascooter plastic as it may cause the plastic to become brittle and
break apart.
• If the propeller becomes intermittent, and/or a buzzer is heard, water has entered the housing(s). If safe to do so, turn OFF the master switch,
remove the Seascooter from the water and check it for water ingress. ALWAYS observe safe diving practice if this occurs during a dive.
• ALWAYS keep the Seascooter out of direct sunlight when not in use. HEAT KILLS BATTERIES AND IT MAY EXPLODE OR LEAK.
• Never open the Nose Cone of the Seascooter in the water.
• When not in use, always turn the Master Switch to the OFF position.
• Do not use the Seascooter RS1 and RS2 below the recommended maximum depth of 40m/130ft.
• Do not use the Seascooter RS3 below the recommended maximum depth of 30m/100ft.
• Use appropriate equipment such as wetsuit, BCD (Buoyancy Control Device), fins, mask & snorkel, surface signaling devise, regulator(s)
approved life jacket etc. when using the Seascooter.
• The Seascooter shall not be used in reverse direction.
• Adequate lighting shall be used when using the Seascooter in dark waters and during night diving.
• This machine is not intended for mixing or working with sand, concrete and material with similar physical characteristics. This machine is only
intended for swimming and diving in the water.
• Do not use the unit if it is damaged in any way.
• Replace the battery immediately if it is damaged.
• The Seascooter should only be used for scuba diving by qualified divers.
• When using the Seascooter for scuba diving, ascents and descents should be made in accordance with recognized diving practices.
• Due to safety considerations those who have not obtained a C-Card (attesting to completion of training) from an entity providing diving
instruction must not under any circumstances use this product for diving.
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In different waters (seawater, lake, pool) and conditions such as currents, temperature and pressure can affect the buoyancy of the
unit which may cause the unit to sink if accidentally released
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• DO NOT release or leave the Seascooter in the water. Always take the unit out of water when not in use.
CAUTION:
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PARTS DIAGRAM
1 Outer Nose Cone Protector
2 Outer Nose Cone
3 Front Foil
4 Vent Plug
5 Inner Nose Cone
6 Battery Pod Handle
7 Battery Pod
8 Side Latches
9 Base Latch
10 PCB (Printed Circuit Board)
Box Assembly
11 Rear Foil
12 Triggers
13 Handle
14 LED Battery Status Indicator
15 Master Switch
16 Front Grille
17 Nozzle Support
18 Propeller
19 Nozzle
20 Rear Grille
21 Fin x 2
(NOT included with RS3)
22 Charger
23 Extended Charging Cable
24 Rubber Ring x 2
25 Pump
26 Pump Nozzle
27 Ballast weight x 4
(NOT included with RS3)
28 Silicone Grease
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BATTERY CAUTION
RS 1 Battery: Suitable for use in the RS1 / RS2 / RS3 Seascooter
RS 2 Battery: Only suitable for use in the RS2 / RS3 Seascooter
RS 3 Battery: Only suitable for use in the RS3 Seascooter
• Replace the battery immediately if it is damaged.
• Use the specified charger only.
• Must be disposed of properly.
• Always store the battery in well ventilated areas where it is out of the reach of children and away from heat and
ignition sources.
• Do not incinerate, disassemble, damage, short-circuit or expose to heat.
• The battery contains safety and protection devices which, if damaged, may cause the battery to generate heat,
rupture or ignite.
• Do not place the battery in fire, direct sunlight or apply heat to the battery; it may explode or leak.
• Do not leave the battery in direct sunlight or use or store the battery inside high temperature containers. Doing so may
cause the battery to generate heat, rupture, or ignite. Using the battery in this manner may also result in a loss of
performance and a shortened life expectancy.
• Do not place the battery on or near fires, stoves, or other high temperature locations.
• DO NOT THROW WATER ON A BURNING LI-ION BATTERY. If an exposed battery does ignite, it will burn even more
violently if it comes into contact with water or even the moisture in air. A fire extinguisher must be used.
• Do not expose the battery to water or salt water, or allow the battery to get wet.
• Do not subject the battery to strong impacts or shocks.
• Do not pierce the battery with nails, strike the battery with a hammer, step on the battery, or otherwise damage the
outer casing.
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CHARGING THE BATTERY
To remove the Nose Cone and charge the Battery Pod, user MUST follow these instructions to avoid any injury.
1. ALWAYS ensure that the Master Switch is in OFF position. (see Fig. 2)
2. ALWAYS ensure that the Seascooter is out of the water, dry and placed in a dry area.
3. Pull the three Latches down and remove the outer nose cone (see Fig. 3 & 4)
4. Release the Vent Plug on top of the Nose Cone. (see Fig. 5)
5. Connect the extended charging cable to the charging plug of the charger. (see Fig. 6)
6. Plug the extended charging cable into the battery pod through the vent plug hole and then plug the Charger into the mains (wall socket), and turn on
the supply. (see Fig. 7)
7. Charging will take around 3-5 hours for a fully discharged RS3 battery, 4-6 hours for a fully discharged RS2 battery and 7-9 hours for a fully discharged
RS1 battery. When the Battery Pod is charging, the LED light of the charger turns RED. When the battery is fully charged, the LED light turns GREEN
(see Fig. 8)
8. Once the battery pod is fully charged, unplug the Charger from the mains (wall socket).
9. Unplug the extended charging cable from the battery pod.
10. MAKE SURE the seals and sealing surface are clean and fully lubricated with the supplied grease EVERYTIME (you can also buy this at your local
hardware store) before replacing the vent Plug (see Fig. 9 & Fig. 10) and CLOSE THE VENT PLUG TIGHTLY. (see Fig. 11). MAKE SURE the plastic link
of the vent plug is not jammed in between the vent plug and the o-ring when tighten the vent plug.
11. Close the outer nose cone with the 3 latches
Seals
Sealing Surface
Sealing Surface
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LED light
Silicone
Grease
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REPLACING THE BATTERY
To remove the Inner Nose Cone and replace the Battery Pod, user MUST follow these instructions to avoid any injury.
1. ALWAYS ensure that the Master Switch is in OFF position. (see Fig. 12)
2. ALWAYS ensure that the Seascooter is out of the water, dry and placed in a dry area.
3. Pull the three Latches down and remove the outer nose cone. (see Fig. 13 & 14)
4. Release the Vent plug on top of the Nose Cone. (see Fig. 15)
5. Tie up the rubber rings together and pull them through the slots of the inner nose cone and attach both ends around the handle and bottom latch
hinge as shown in Fig. 16.
6. Remove the pump nozzle from the pump, and screw it to the vent chamber.
7. Connect the pump to the Pump nozzle and pump air in until the Nose Cone pops off (see Fig. 17).
IMPORTANT: ALWAYS attach the Rubber Ring before using the pump. The Nose Cone can pop off and cause injury if the Rubber Ring is not
attached and tightly secured.)
8. Remove the Rubber Ring and the Inner Nose Cone. (see Fig. 18)
9. Take out the Battery Pod from the unit. (see Fig. 19)
10. Replace with a new suitable battery pod.
IMPORTANT: RS1 battery pod is suitable for use in the RS1, RS2 and RS3 Seascooter. RS2 battery pod is only suitable for use in the RS2 & RS3
Seascooter. RS3 Battery pod is only suitable for use in RS3 Seascooter).
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DISCOVER
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There is nothing ordinary about the way it looks….
Or the way it glides for that matter…..
You submerge and it reacts and adapts…..
You toggle into gear, it comes to life….
THE NEW SEA-DOO® SEASCOOTER™ RS-SERIES!
The Seascooter RS introduces the first LI-ION battery system in a lightweight recreational DPV that can be charged inside the unit, but that is also
removable for external charging and simple battery replacements required for back-to-back dives or snorkel runs.
I
OTHER FEATURES
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BUOYANCY
The Seascooter RS contains a self-filling ballast hull to achieve neutral buoyancy almost instantly in seawater. Strategically placed drain holes allow water
to freely enter and exit the ballast space making the Seascooter RS assume neutral buoyancy when submerged, and expel it as soon as it hits the
surface.
FINS
The strategically placed front foil and pectoral glide fins prevent upward skidding of the Seascooter RS when accelerating and allow for the fastest
straight-line forward navigation underwater. The fins allow you to rest your arms while you use the Seascooter in the water.
HANDLEBAR + LED BATTERY STATUS INDICATOR
The handlebar of the Seascooter RS is the user’s main navigation tool and is made of the best impact resistant material. It features smart ergonomically
positioned triggers for a natural thumb position during trigger operation, accessory D-ring attachment points and a dashboard-style LED battery status
indicator for an accurate voltage display during use.
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