How to troubleshoot speed loss in my Go-Float Boat?
If you're experiencing speed loss with your Go-Float Boat, there are a few things you can check: 1. Inspect the propeller for any weeds or fishing line and remove them. 2. Check the battery charge status. 3. Check the battery connections to ensure they are secure.
What to do if my Go-Float Fusion motor is making noise or vibrating?
If your Go-Float Boat motor is making unusual noises or vibrating, try the following: 1. Check the propeller for any obstructions like weeds or fishing line. 2. Make sure the propeller is securely attached and not damaged.
What to do if there are weeds on the prop of my Go-Float Fusion?
To remove weeds from the propeller of your Go-Float Boat while underway: 1. Set the speed control to Forward 5 and briefly spin the propeller. 2. Stop the motor, set the speed to Reverse 2, and briefly spin the propeller. 3. Reset the speed to forward and check if performance has improved. 4. Repeat steps 1-3 until the weeds are cleared and performance returns to normal.
General| Air Chambers | 3 |
|---|---|
| Category | Boat |
| Length | 10 feet |
| Width | 5 feet |
| Material | PVC |
| Included Accessories | Oars, repair kit |
Connects the batteries to power the Go-Float boat and check battery status indicator.
Instructions on how to make the boat go, including speed selection and steering.
Guide on how to charge the boat's batteries using an extension cord.
Details on using the speed selector knob for forward and reverse motion.
How to operate the steering handle and the 'GO' button for propulsion.
Explains the automatic bilge pump and how it removes water from the hull.
Information on the optional stereo system, its compatibility with MP3 players.
Describes the Beach Buddy's purpose for motor protection and storage.
How to interpret the battery meter to check charge status.
Instructions for using the onboard charger and connecting extension cords.
Procedures for temporary and long-term upright storage of the boat.
Recommendations for beaching the boat horizontally to avoid hull damage.
Guidelines for safely boarding the boat to maintain stability.
Step-by-step guide for detaching and reattaching the propeller.
Routine checks and cleaning for the motor and propeller after use.
Important safety checks for electrical connections before battery installation.
Addresses speed loss, motor noise, and weed entanglement with solutions.
Emphasizes wearing personal flotation devices and motor safety.
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