What to do if my SEABOB CAYAGO F7 accumulator box emits an acoustic signal?
If the accumulator box of your SEABOB Boat emits an acoustic signal, it means the voltage of a Li-Ion accumulator cell has fallen below 3.1 V. You should charge the accumulator box immediately!
How to fix a SEABOB CAYAGO F7 when the impeller does not turn?
If the impeller of your SEABOB Boat isn't turning and there's no thrust, it's likely that foreign objects, such as aquatic plants, rope pieces, or plastic wrappers, have entered the jet channel and are jamming the impeller or stator. Remove these objects from the jet channel, stator, and impeller.
What to do if my SEABOB CAYAGO F7 motor does not run?
If the motor of your SEABOB Boat doesn't run, there could be several reasons. First, the accumulator box might be discharged. In this case, charge it immediately. Ensure that a minimum power of 10 % has been set. If you have exceeded the set maximum diving depth, the motor will only restart once you're within the depth limit. Also, check that the accumulator box ACS is properly connected and securely attached to the SEABOB housing, and that the high-current contact surfaces of the connecting plates are clean. If none of these steps work, it could indicate a motor, accumulator, or system defect, and you should contact the manufacturer or a specialist dealer.
Why is my SEABOB CAYAGO F7 Boat beeping even when the accumulator cells are not discharged?
A beeping or steady acoustic signal from your SEABOB Boat, even when the accumulator cells aren't fully discharged, indicates that water has leaked into the accumulator box. Stop all operation immediately, including charging, and contact the manufacturer or your specialist dealer without delay.
What to do if my SEABOB CAYAGO F7 Powergrip does not function properly?
If the Powergrip on your SEABOB Boat isn't functioning correctly, start by removing any dirt or foreign objects by rinsing it with fresh water or blowing it out with air from a low-pressure hose. If the components are frozen due to frosty weather, place the SEABOB in the water to allow them to thaw.
What to do if there is moisture present in the charging socket of my SEABOB Boat?
If you find moisture in the charging socket of your SEABOB Boat, it's likely due to defective seals or the sealing cap not being properly attached. Inspect the sealing surfaces of the charging socket and sealing cap for any damage or dirt. If necessary, replace the sealing cap.
What to do if there is moisture present on the high-current connecting plates of my SEABOB Boat?
If you notice moisture on the high-current connecting plates of your SEABOB Boat, it indicates that the seals are defective, and the accumulator box ACS is no longer safe to use. Take the accumulator box with defective seals immediately to the manufacturer or your specialist dealer.
What to do if the display on my SEABOB CAYAGO F7 Boat does not show the entire image?
If the display on your SEABOB Boat isn't showing the entire image, it could be due to electrostatic discharge. Briefly switch off the SEABOB completely, and then switch it back on to resolve this issue.
How to switch on SEABOB CAYAGO F7?
You can only switch on the SEABOB Boat using an active and connected charger.
Key safety precautions for the SEABOB, accumulator box, and charger.
Steps and precautions for initial SEABOB start-up.
Instructions and safety guidelines for charging the SEABOB accumulator box.
Detailed guide to SEABOB controls, modes, display, and features.
Troubleshooting steps for when the SEABOB fails to power on.
Diagnosing and resolving acoustic signals from the accumulator box.
Steps to diagnose and fix issues with the motor not running.
Troubleshooting when the SEABOB impeller is not turning.
Addressing bent or broken stator/impeller blades causing low thrust.
Resolving problems with the SEABOB Powergrip functionality.
Troubleshooting display issues, such as partial image display.
General| Max Speed (over water) | 22 km/h |
|---|---|
| Max Speed (under water) | 20 km/h |
| Battery Capacity | 1.8 kWh |
| Operating Time | 60 min |
| Max Depth | 40 m |
| Width | 0.6 m |
| Charging Time | 8 h |
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