PRE-OPERATION
CHECK
a
lnspect the watercraft each time before starting and riding to ensure it is in
proper working order. If proper inspection is not done severe injury or death
could result. See page
59
for additional inspection information.
A
If you smell fuel in the hull of the craft,
do not operate the craft.
Instead, take
it to your dealer immediately for inspection.
Before inspection, remove lanyard and lock plate from the engine stop
switch located on the handlebars.
This is a quick checklist followed by more complete information:
I
Item
I
What To Do
I
See
Paae
I
Fuellwater separator Visually inspect for water and drain if
present
I
35
I
I
Fuelloil tank levels
Check fuelloil; add as necessary; visu-
ally inspect for presence
of water
I
30
I
Jet pump water intake
Throttle
Steering
Fire extinguisher
Storage compartment
Battery
Hull
I
Drain pluglbilge
Inspect and clean; it should not
sure it is tiaht and secure
Inspect and remove debris if present;
be sure intake grate is secure; push
rear of watercraft up and down to flush
sand out of water intake before starting
Check for proper operation.
Check for proper operation; visually
in-
spect control cable
Inspect condition and expiration date
Check for secure latching
Check fluid level and condition; vent
hose must be clear and open
Inspect hull for damage or cracks;
clean off marine arowth
I
Loose partslhoses
I
Inspect for loose
nections
3
1
32
32
32
33
33
33
clothingllong hair
Check that seat is securely fastened
Be sure that there are no loose ropes,
straps, clothing, etc.;
Long hair is tied back and secured
Riding gear
Switches/buttons
Lanyard cordtstop
switch
Check operator and passenger for
complete gear and proper fit
Check operation
Check condition and operation
I
Reverse System
I
Check operation
41
29
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
