Why is the running time of my SUEX Diving vehicle diminished?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle's running time is noticeably shorter, the batteries may need replacement. Alternatively, the battery charger might be faulty and require replacement as well.
What to do if SUEX Diving vehicle doesn't run after charging?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle does not run even when the battery pack is charged and the connectors are properly inserted, the control system, the motor, or the battery pack may be damaged and must be checked or replaced.
Why does my SUEX Diving vehicle vibrate when the propeller rotates?
If you feel vibrations when the propeller of your SUEX Diving vehicle rotates, the propeller may be damaged and require replacement. Alternatively, the drive system might be damaged and needs to be serviced.
What to do if the control trigger sticks on a SUEX Diving vehicle?
If the control trigger of your SUEX Diving vehicle sticks and the scooter continues running, shut off the scooter. Then, attempt to slide the starting piston, which is activated by the trigger, to dislodge any obstructions. Try starting it again. If the scooter still runs continuously, the starting system likely sustained damage, possibly from an impact, and requires verification.
Why doesn't the speed regulator work on my SUEX Diving vehicle?
If the speed regulator of your SUEX Diving vehicle isn’t working, the control system may be damaged and must be replaced.
What to do if my SUEX Diving vehicle runs continuously?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle runs continuously when the main switch is on and cannot be stopped, the control card is likely damaged and needs to be replaced.
Why is there oil on my SUEX Diving vehicle near the propeller?
If you notice oil stains or greasiness on the conic end of the case near the propeller of your SUEX Diving vehicle, the external propeller shaft seal is likely damaged and requires maintenance. Although the internal seal prevents flooding, you should stop using the scooter and replace the gaskets.
What to do if my SUEX Diving vehicle floods slowly?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle is flooding very slowly, replace all the O-rings and carefully check that the seating surfaces are not damaged.
Why does the clutch skip on my SUEX Diving vehicle?
If the clutch skips and your SUEX Diving vehicle doesn't move forward even when the shaft pin is correctly positioned in the propeller seat, the traction pin or the propeller hub may be damaged and must be replaced.
Why is it hard to turn the white knob on my SUEX Diving vehicle?
If great effort is needed to turn the white knob on your SUEX Diving vehicle, the knob has likely been damaged and must be replaced.
Specific warning regarding potential hazards associated with the Prop Lock propeller system.
Detailed steps for safely charging the DPV battery, including critical safety warnings.
Mandatory training and certification requirements for operating the DPV.
Guidance on correctly configuring equipment and adopting the proper riding position for safe DPV use.
Precautions to avoid entanglement with the propeller and cutting hazards.
Safety rules for preventing unauthorized access or use of the DPV, especially by children.
Steps to follow if the DPV's battery cut-off system is activated.
Common issues and solutions for the Prop-Lock propeller system.
General| Type | Dive Computer |
|---|---|
| Wireless Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Operating Modes | Gauge |
| Modes | Gauge |
| Max Depth | 300m / 984ft |
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