What to do if my SUEX Diving vehicle SCOOTER does not run when switched on?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle SCOOTER doesn't run, open it and check that the batteries are charged and that the connectors are properly inserted and undamaged. Then, try again.
What to do if my SUEX Diving vehicle's running time is visibly diminished?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle's running time is visibly diminished, the batteries may need to be replaced. If the battery charger is broken or doesn't work well, it must be replaced.
What to do if I feel vibrations when the propeller rotates on my SUEX Diving vehicle?
If you feel vibrations when the propeller rotates on your SUEX Diving vehicle, the propeller may be damaged and must be replaced. Alternatively, the drive system may be damaged and needs to be serviced.
What to do if the control trigger sticks and the SUEX Diving vehicle remains running?
If the control trigger sticks and the SUEX Diving vehicle remains running, shut off the SCOOTER and try to slide the starting piston, driven by the trigger, to dislodge any foreign bodies. Try to start it again. If the SCOOTER continues to work, the starting system must be verified as it was probably damaged by a shock.
What to do if my SUEX Diving vehicle runs continuously when the main switch is on?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle runs continuously with no chance of stopping it when the main switch is on, the control card is likely damaged and must be replaced.
Why is my SUEX Diving vehicle motor so noisy?
If the motor of your SUEX DPV is noisy, it needs to be serviced.
What to do if there are oil stains on the conic end of the case near the propeller of my SUEX Diving vehicle?
If there are oil stains on the conic end of the case near the propeller, or it is visibly greasy, the external propeller shaft seal is damaged and requires maintenance. The second internal seal prevents flooding, but you should suspend SCOOTER use and replace the gaskets.
What to do if my SUEX Diving vehicle floods very slowly?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle floods very slowly, replace all the O-rings and carefully check that the seating surfaces are not damaged.
What to do if my SUEX Diving vehicle does not run even though the battery pack has been charged?
If your SUEX DPV does not run even though the battery pack has been charged and the connectors are inserted, the control system may be damaged and must be checked. The motor or the battery pack may also be damaged and must be replaced.
What to do if the speed regulator doesn’t work on my SUEX Diving vehicle?
If the speed regulator doesn’t work on your SUEX Diving vehicle, the control system may be damaged and must be replaced.
Describes the basic functionality and components of the underwater scooter.
Details the individual components and their locations on the scooter.
Lists all items included in the product package for verification.
Explains how to identify the specific product model and its serial number.
Describes the mandatory label on the scooter and its importance for safety.
Emphasizes the necessity of proper training and certification for scooter operation.
Guides on correct diver and equipment setup for optimal and safe scooter use.
Details the correct method for connecting the DPV to the diver using harness and tow cord.
Illustrates the proper way to attach the tow cord to the scooter for secure connection.
Step-by-step guide for initiating the scooter before a dive.
Instructions on how to access the scooter's battery compartment.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the battery from the compartment.
Explains the limitations and interpretation of the battery charge indicator.
Instructions for correctly placing the battery back into the scooter.
Steps to securely close the battery compartment after insertion.
Details the function and operation of the main power switch for safety.
Explains the adjustable handle and cruise control features for operation.
Guide on adding ballast to achieve neutral buoyancy in salt water.
Advice on using the scooter for descent and potential risks.
Warnings against using the scooter for rapid ascents and proper procedure.
Emphasizes not exceeding the maximum operating depth and factors affecting it.
Safety and training requirements for diving in overhead or confined spaces.
Risks and training needs for diving in low visibility or silty conditions.
Covers risks of impact, crushing, laceration, entanglement, and cuts from the propeller area.
Caution against finger entrapment when closing scooter parts.
Explains the torque limiter function and what to do if it triggers.
Lists various electronic and mechanical safety features integrated into the scooter.
Details the battery's electronic protection against deep discharge.
General advice on storing the scooter in a cool, dry, and ventilated place.
Specific steps for storing the scooter long-term and bringing it back into use, including battery care.
Instructions for cleaning and lubricating O-ring seals for proper enclosure sealing.
Advice on cleaning and maintaining the closing knob seals, especially after contact with sand.
Information on the aluminum body's durability and care, noting warranty coverage.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the propeller without tools.
Instructions for correctly installing the propeller onto the motor shaft.
Basic maintenance recommendations for the prop lock propeller, focusing on cleanliness.
Specific troubleshooting steps for issues related to the prop lock propeller and its knob.
Detailed technical data for the XJT model, including dimensions, weight, and performance.
Detailed technical data for the XJS model, including dimensions, weight, and performance.
States the noise and vibration levels of the scooter according to standards.
Regulations and packaging requirements for transporting Li-ion batteries separately.
Regulations for transporting Li-ion batteries while installed within the scooter.
Certifies the product's compliance with RoHS directive regarding hazardous substances.
Certifies the product's compliance with the WEEE directive for waste electrical equipment.
General| Brand | SUEX |
|---|---|
| Model | XJS |
| Category | Diving vehicles |
| Language | English |
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