How to troubleshoot a SUEX Diving vehicle that does not run?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle isn't running when you activate the trigger, open the scooter and verify that the batteries are charged. Also, check the connectors to ensure they are properly inserted and undamaged. Then, try running the scooter again.
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 could be faulty and require replacement.
What to do if SUEX Diving vehicle does not run after charging?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle does not run even after charging the battery pack and inserting the connectors, the control system, the motor, or the battery pack may be damaged and must be checked or replaced.
Why SUEX Diving vehicle runs continuously when the main switch is on?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle runs continuously when the main switch is on, it indicates that the control card is damaged and must be replaced.
What to do if the control trigger sticks in SUEX Diving vehicle?
If the control trigger sticks and the SUEX Diving vehicle keeps running, switch it off immediately. Try sliding the starting piston, which is driven by the trigger, to remove any foreign objects. Attempt to start it again. If the scooter still runs continuously, the starting system likely suffered damage from an impact and needs verification.
Why are there 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 require replacement, or the drive system may be damaged and needs to be serviced.
What do oil stains near the propeller on my SUEX Diving vehicle mean?
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 may be damaged and require maintenance. Additionally, you should stop using the scooter and replace the gaskets.
Why the speed regulator on my SUEX Diving vehicle doesn't work?
If the speed regulator on your SUEX Diving vehicle isn’t working, the control system may be damaged and must be replaced.
What to do if SUEX Diving vehicle floods slowly?
If your SUEX Diving vehicle floods very slowly, replace all the O-rings and carefully check that the seating surfaces are not damaged.
Why SUEX Diving vehicle doesn't move forward even if the shaft pin is in the correct position?
If the clutch skips and the SUEX Diving vehicle does not move forward even with the shaft pin correctly positioned, the traction pin or the propeller hub may be damaged and must be replaced.
Explains the basic components and function of the underwater scooter.
Details the various parts of the scooter with reference to a figure.
Lists the items included in the SCOOTER package.
Explains how to identify the SCOOTER and its battery via serial numbers.
Describes the label on the SCOOTER and its importance for safety.
Emphasizes the need for qualified certification and training for SCOOTER use.
Explains the tow-behind configuration and diver position for optimal performance.
Details correct methods for connecting the DPV to the diver using harness and tow cord.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching the tow cord to the SCOOTER.
Outlines the initial steps required to start the SCOOTER before diving.
Instructions on how to safely access the battery compartment.
Step-by-step guide for removing the battery from the SCOOTER.
Procedures for safely recharging the battery using the supplied charger.
Explains the battery charge indicator and its limitations for accurate status.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly reinserting the battery into the compartment.
Guidance on properly closing the battery compartment after insertion.
Explains the critical safety function of the main power switch.
Details operation of the handle, speed adjustment, and cruise control features.
Instructions for adding ballast for salt water to achieve neutral buoyancy.
Warns about exceeding the maximum operating depth and associated risks.
Discusses hazards of diving in confined spaces with the SCOOTER.
Covers risks in low visibility environments due to suspended particles.
Explains causes and dangers of SCOOTER flooding and sinking.
Safety advice for exiting the water with the SCOOTER.
Details hazards of lead in ballast and necessary safety precautions.
Explains the function and usage precautions of the torque limiter.
Lists key safety features like fuses, sensors, and motor start mechanisms.
Describes the battery's electronic protection against accidental deep discharge.
Steps to follow if the battery cut-off system is activated.
Re-emphasizes the safety role of the main power switch.
Explains the safety feature designed to prevent accidental trigger activation.
Introduces the bypass device and its potential dangers.
Guidelines for safe use of the bypass device during emergencies.
Specific conditions and steps for using the bypass device in emergencies.
Basic advice for storing the SCOOTER in suitable conditions.
Specific steps for storing the SCOOTER for extended periods (over two months).
Instructions for bringing the SCOOTER back into use after a period of storage.
Steps for lubricating and maintaining the O-ring seals for water tightness.
Advice on cleaning and maintaining the closing knob seals.
Notes on maintaining the aluminum body and potential warranty implications.
Introduces the prop lock propeller and its easy replacement feature.
Detailed instructions for safely removing the propeller from the SCOOTER.
Instructions for correctly installing the propeller onto the SCOOTER.
Basic maintenance tips for keeping the propeller clean and debris-free.
Details the noise and vibration levels measured for the SCOOTER.
Confirms compliance with RoHS directive regarding hazardous substances in products.
Statement on compliance with the WEEE directive for electronic equipment disposal and recycling.
General| Brand | SUEX |
|---|---|
| Model | XK |
| Category | Diving vehicles |
| Language | English |
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