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Guidance on reducing risk before operating the watercraft and understanding safety labels and videos.
Information about the purpose and availability of the operator's guide and its content.
Essential checks and preparations to ensure safe operation before starting the watercraft.
Ensures operators meet age requirements and are physically and mentally fit for operation.
Prohibits operation under the influence of alcohol or drugs, emphasizing alertness and attentiveness.
Recommendation to check local requirements for boating safety courses.
Advises checking local boating laws and learning navigation rules for safe operation.
Recommends wearing personal flotation devices (PFD) and appropriate footwear, eyewear, and clothing.
Details essential safety equipment required aboard the watercraft for compliance and safety.
Explains the jet drive propulsion system, water intake, and thrust generation.
Details how the steering nozzle and handlebars control the watercraft's direction.
Explains the function and importance of the tether cord for engine cut-off.
Introduces the iBR (intelligent Brake and Reverse) system and its operation.
Describes the Sea-Doo LK™ learning key for limiting speed and assisting new users.
Provides guidelines on proper cargo distribution, securing items, and respecting capacities.
Warns about the effects of modifications and advises on approved accessories.
Operator responsibilities for passenger safety, seating, and handling with multiple occupants.
Strategies for maintaining situational awareness, safe distances, and avoiding hazards.
Advises riding within limits, avoiding aggressive maneuvers, and practicing safe operation.
Highlights risks associated with high-speed operation and the need for skill and ideal conditions.
Instructions on how to safely reboard the watercraft from the water.
Warns about hazards associated with moving parts like the nozzle and intake grate.
Emphasizes understanding local waterways, planning routes, and checking conditions.
Guidance on responsible operation, courtesy, and adherence to navigation systems and rules.
Information on using navigation lights and obeying related laws for nighttime operation.
Details the dangers of carbon monoxide and precautions to prevent exposure and poisoning.
Provides instructions to reduce the risk of fire or explosion from gasoline and fuel hazards.
Warns about hot components and the risk of burns during and after operation.
Covers attachment devices, capacity, and safety precautions for towing watersports participants.
Lists criteria for selecting a suitable and safe area for practicing watercraft maneuvers.
Details essential exercises like turning, stopping, steering, reverse, and docking for proficiency.
Specifies the type of fuel, ethanol content, and octane rating required for the watercraft.
Details the recommended fuel type, octane rating, and ethanol content for optimal performance.
Provides a step-by-step guide for safely fueling the watercraft, emphasizing precautions.
Guidance on distributing weight correctly and checking tongue weight for safe towing.
Instructions on how to properly tie down the watercraft to the trailer using eyelets and straps.
Covers lowering the bimini roof, avoiding damage to parts, and using a cover for protection.
Explains the purpose of safety labels affixed to the vehicle and the importance of understanding them.
Details the severe risks of CO exposure and necessary precautions to prevent it.
Highlights the danger of gasoline vapors and the procedures before starting the engine.
Provides critical warnings and precautions related to fueling and potential fire or explosion hazards.
Contains safety instructions and warnings related to the battery and its charging.
Warns about the danger of moving parts in the iBR gate and advises to keep hands and feet clear.
Warns users not to use the iBR gate as a stepping surface for boarding.
Highlights the extreme danger of carbon monoxide and the need to move to fresh air if symptoms occur.
Provides safety instructions for swimmers around the watercraft, emphasizing engine status and proximity.
Indicates the designated location for the fire extinguisher for easy access.
Instructs to lock the driver seat in the forward position to prevent swiveling during operation.
Warns against falling overboard and instructs on proper seating and securing for stern bench occupants.
Warns about dislodged accessories causing injury and stresses securing all items before underway.
Warns against storing gasoline tanks and sharp/fragile objects in the front storage compartment.
Instructs to completely push the tab forward to lock the latch lever in place.
Warns against falling overboard and advises to close and latch the front door securely before getting underway.
Warns against falling overboard and advises to close and latch the rear door securely before getting underway.
Provides safety instructions for using the boarding ladder, including engine status and limb safety.
Specifies weight limits for skiers/wakeboarders and prohibits attaching water tubes to the ski post.
Warns about speed limits when trailering with the top raised and item storage while riding.
Advises against sitting/leaning on the table, leaving the post without the table, and specifies load limits.
Provides warnings about hot engine components and instructions for checking engine oil level.
Notifies about complying with noise regulations and the importance of the air intake silencer.
Provides specifications for the handlebar diameter and effective offset for proper fitment.
Shows a pictogram warning against sitting on or leaning against the table top.
Provides a warning regarding potential exposure to chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Provides instructions on how to use the iBR system for braking, reversing, and going forward.
Emphasizes performing pre-ride inspections to detect potential problems and ensure safe operation.
Details a comprehensive checklist of items to inspect before launching the watercraft.
Recommends an annual safety inspection by an authorized dealer for optimal vehicle condition.
Recommends dealer-performed preseason preparation for the watercraft.
Details the main controls including Handlebar, iTC Lever, iBR Lever, and Start/Stop buttons.
Explains how the handlebar controls direction and its interaction with throttle.
Describes the iTC lever's electronic control of engine speed for increasing or decreasing speed.
Explains the iBR lever's functions for braking, reversing, and engaging neutral on the watercraft.
Details the function of the engine cut-off switch and the importance of the tether cord for safety.
Explains the function of the engine START/STOP button for waking the electrical system and starting/stopping the engine.
Details the right controller's use for navigating the multifunction gauge and selecting modes.
Describes the left controller's functions for mode selection and activating systems like iDF.
Explains how the VTS button adjusts the jet nozzle for pitch trim, affecting handling and performance.
Explains the Mode button for selecting Touring, Sport, or ECO riding modes.
Details how to activate the iDF system to clear debris from the jet pump.
Covers the operation of horn, courtesy lights, and navigation/anchor lights via console switches.
Explains how to operate the bilge pump and bilge blower using their respective switches.
Covers front/rear eyelets and mooring cleats for securing and towing the watercraft.
Details the anchor storage compartment and front door for access and storage.
Describes flooring tiles, deck mats, sun pads, operator/passenger seats, and lounge backrests.
Covers LinQ attachments, front storage, glove box, and adjustable table for utility.
Details wind deflectors, rearview mirrors, and courtesy lights for improved visibility and comfort.
Covers the BRP Audio System, USB port, and 12-Volt outlet for entertainment and power.
Details fire extinguisher holder, latching systems, and swivel lock for safety and component security.
Covers inflatable holders, tow points, ski/wakeboard pylons, and navigation light poles.
Explains boarding ladders, handles, pontoon rinsing, bilge drain plugs, pumps, and blowers.
Covers the function and adjustment of trim tabs for optimizing planing and balance.
Explains the components of the multifunction gauge, including digital displays and telltale lights.
Details the user-selectable information available in the lower display area.
Describes the information shown in the left lateral display, primarily the fuel level indicator.
Details various display areas like Right Lateral, Central, iBR Position, Left Upper, and MODE displays.
Explains various indicator lights and messages that alert the operator to vehicle conditions.
Covers how to adjust settings like brightness, clock, tripmeter, learning key, units, and language.
Provides guidelines for the initial 10 operating hours, including throttle limits and speed variations.
Emphasizes performing the pre-ride inspection and reading safety information before operating.
Provides guidelines for safe boarding methods from docks or other points.
Warns about the movement of the iBR gate and its potential to squeeze fingers or toes.
Details safe procedures for boarding from a dock, using designated doors and stern benches.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting and safely stopping the engine, including safety precautions.
Explains how to steer the watercraft, engage neutral, and manage the iBR gate's position.
Details how to engage forward thrust, use reverse, and apply the iBR braking system effectively.
Explains how to use the VTS to adjust the jet nozzle for optimal trim, handling, and performance.
Details the procedure for activating the iDF system to clear debris from the jet pump.
Provides precautions for operating in rough water, poor visibility, and crossing waves safely.
Explains stopping distances, using the iBR for maneuvering, and practicing docking techniques.
Advises on safe procedures for beaching the watercraft, including engine shutdown and avoiding damage.
Describes the default riding mode, also known as Normal riding mode, for standard operation.
Explains Sport Mode for instant throttle response and its activation/deactivation.
Details ECO mode for smoother throttle application and increased fuel economy.
Covers the function of Cruise Control for setting and maintaining a desired watercraft speed.
Provides instructions on how to activate, adjust, and deactivate the cruise control mode.
Explains Ski Mode for towing, including RAMP and TARGET SPEED functions for controlled launches.
Details how to clean the jet pump intake and impeller to prevent performance issues and damage.
Explains how to use the iBR override function to manually move the iBR gate and nozzle.
Provides procedures for dealing with capsized or submerged watercraft to limit damage and ensure safety.
Details actions for water-flooded engines and safe towing practices to prevent engine damage.
Stresses the importance of proper maintenance for safe operation and refers to the schedule.
Covers EPA regulations regarding maintenance of emission control systems and owner responsibilities.
Outlines essential safety measures and warnings to follow when performing maintenance procedures.
Details inspection of fuel system components, including fuel cap, hoses, clamps, and tank straps.
Covers recommended engine oil, procedures for checking oil level, and replacing oil/filter.
Details recommended coolant, checking coolant level, and procedures for coolant replacement.
Provides instructions for accessing, removing, and installing ignition coils and spark plugs.
Explains the importance and procedure for flushing the exhaust system to prevent corrosion.
Details daily care tasks like flushing exhaust, rinsing floats, and additional care for foul/salt water.
Provides instructions for cleaning seats, removing marks, and avoiding damage from wet items.
Covers cleaning and protecting the deck and hull, and procedures for repairs.
Covers tasks for storing the watercraft, including fuel system protection and jet pump cleaning.
Details procedures for lubricating cylinders, testing coolant density, and flushing/draining exhaust.
Provides instructions for removing, cleaning, charging, and installing the battery for storage.
Outlines tasks for preparing the watercraft for use after storage, including engine compartment and deck care.
Explains the location and composition of the 12-digit Hull Identification Number.
Details the location of the Engine Identification Number on the front end of the engine.
Explains the meaning of the star rating system on the emission control hang tag.
Covers the Emission Control Label and the EPA Emission Control System Information Label.
Details the fuel system exemption label and its compliance with US Coast Guard standards.
Provides FCC and Industry Canada compliance information for the RF D.E.S.S. key system.
Details FCC and Industry Canada compliance for the BRP Audio System, including interference information.
Outlines responsibilities for maintaining emission levels within prescribed standards.
Explains EPA regulations for new spark-ignition marine engines and manufacturer compliance.
Describes the evaporative emission control system components and their function.
Lists technical specifications for the Rotax 1630 ACE - 100 engine, including bore, stroke, and compression.
Lists technical specifications for the Rotax 1630 ACE - 170 engine, including bore, stroke, and compression.
Details specifications for engine oil, capacity, coolant type, and capacity.
Covers fuel injection type, fuel requirements, battery, spark plug, and fuse box details.
Lists fuse assignments for Console Fuse Box 2, covering various systems like ECM, iBR, and audio.
Provides specifications for net weight, passenger capacity, load limits, and overall dimensions.
Details materials used for impeller and housing, and overall height specifications.
Addresses common reasons for the engine not starting, including tether cord, ECM, fuses, and battery.
Covers causes for slow engine cranking, such as battery connections, discharged battery, or worn starter.
Addresses engine not starting normally, misfires, irregular running, smoke, overheating, and lack of power.
Covers reaching top speed, neutral engagement, iBR control issues, and abnormal propulsion system noise.
Troubleshoots issues related to water in the bilge, bilge pump malfunction, and exhaust system leaks.
Explains how the system monitors components, detects faults, and displays messages or signals.
Details how to view fault codes in the multifunction display and the meaning of different codes.
Explains indicator lights, message displays, and their descriptions for various conditions.
Lists beeper codes and their corresponding descriptions for system faults and conditions.
Defines the warranty coverage, conditions, exclusions, and limitations of liability.
Specifies the duration of the warranty coverage for private and commercial use.
Outlines requirements for warranty coverage, including purchase, inspection, and maintenance.
Details the steps customers must take to obtain warranty service for defects.
Explains BRP's warranty for engine emissions control systems and conditions for claims.
Specifies the warranty period and lists components covered for emissions control systems.
Details circumstances under which emission-related warranty claims may be denied by BRP.
Outlines California warranty rights, manufacturer coverage, and owner responsibilities for evaporative systems.
Explains emission control warranty coverage, rights, and owner responsibilities for CA/NY models.
Lists specific emission control parts covered under the warranty for Sea-Doo watercraft.
Details owner responsibilities and explains the California Air Resources Board's star rating system.
Explains the meaning of star ratings (Low, Very Low, Ultra Low, Super Ultra Low Emission) for marine engines.
Section for recording predelivery service details, including serial number, date, and dealer information.
Section for recording details of the first inspection, including mileage, hours, and dealer information.
Log for recording details of subsequent service visits, including mileage, hours, date, and dealer.
Explains how BRP uses personal information for security, warranty, and marketing purposes.
Provides contact information for accessing, correcting, or removing personal data from marketing lists.
Provides contact details for BRP offices across Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and North America.
Instructs owners on how to notify BRP about changes in address or ownership for record updates.
Provides guidance on reporting stolen watercraft to the distributor warranty department.
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