What to do if my ProBoat Jet Jam PRB08031 will not respond?
If your ProBoat Boat won't respond, a wet motor may have caused the bushings to seize. Remove the motor and apply penetrating oil to both ends. Rotate the motor shaft by hand to break the bond. Alternatively, debris might be blocking a jet pump. In this case, remove the jet pump nozzle, clear the debris, and ensure the propeller can turn freely.
Why is the transmitter too near my ProBoat Jet Jam PRB08031 Boat during the binding process?
If the transmitter is too near the ProBoat Boat during the binding process, it may fail. This can occur if the boat or transmitter is too close to a large metal object, wireless source, or another transmitter. Move the transmitter a few feet away from the boat and disconnect, then reconnect the battery to the boat. Ensure that any other compatible transmitters are powered off, except for the one you are trying to bind. Also, verify that both the boat and transmitter batteries have sufficient charge by replacing or recharging them. Finally, make sure the ESC switch is powered on.
Why is the transmitter too near my ProBoat Jet Jam PRB08031 Boat during the connecting process?
If the transmitter is too near the ProBoat Boat during the connecting process, it may cause issues. This might happen if the boat or transmitter is too close to metal objects, wireless sources, or other transmitters. Try moving the powered transmitter a few feet from the boat, then disconnect and reconnect the battery to the boat. Also, check the battery levels of both the boat and transmitter; replace or recharge them if necessary. Finally, ensure that the ESC switch is turned on.
What to do if my ProBoat Jet Jam PRB08031 tends to dive in the water or takes on water?
If your ProBoat Boat tends to dive or takes on water, it might be because the hull isn't completely sealed. Dry out the boat and make sure the hatch is fully closed before putting it back in the water. Also, the center of gravity might be too far forward. Try moving the battery back inside the hull to balance it better.
Why is my ProBoat Boat making extra noise or extra vibration?
If your ProBoat Boat is making extra noise or vibrating excessively, the propeller, shaft, or motor might be damaged, requiring replacement. Alternatively, the propeller could be out of balance; in this case, balance or replace the propeller.
Why does my ProBoat Boat tend to turn one direction?
If your ProBoat Boat tends to turn in one direction, it may be due to debris blocking a jet pump. Remove the debris from the jet pump to resolve this issue.
Why does the motor power pulse in my ProBoat Jet Jam PRB08031 Boat?
If the motor power pulses in your ProBoat Boat, it could be due to weather conditions being too cold, causing the motor to lose power. Postpone use until the weather is warmer. Alternatively, the battery might be old, worn out, or damaged, requiring replacement.
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General| Motor Type | Brushed |
|---|---|
| Radio System | 2.4GHz |
| Recommended Age | 14+ |
| Hull Material | ABS |
| Charging Time | 150-180 minutes |
| Control Range | 100 ft (30m) |
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