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BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG · INSTRUCTION MANUAL · NOTICE D'UTILISATION · ISTRUZIONI D'USO · INSTRUCCIONES DE MANEJO
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Please read the setup and safety instructions in their entirety before using the product.
Keep the instructions for future reference, as they contain important information.
This product may only be used according to its instructions.
Any use other than that described in the instructions is considered to be improper and
may cause damage for which no liability will be assumed.
Technical Data:
Running functions: Forward, left, right, turn over
Signal range: max. 60 m
Frequency: 2.4 GHz
Charging time: approx. 3,5-4,0 h
Operational time: approx. 12 min
Safety instructions
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Please prevent children from swallowing small items.
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To avoid accidental operation, remove batteries when not in use.
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As with all other electrical products, certain precautions should be taken to prevent
the risk of electrical shocks.
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To avoid water ingress, close the drainage valve (Fig. G).
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Switch the boat off immediately if it remains in the water after use. Clean everything
with a soft, dry cloth and remove all the batteries. With the battery compartment
open, allow the boat to dry.
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Please ensure that hair, fingers or loose clothing
do not come into contact with rotating parts.
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Never block the movement of rotating parts.
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Please observe the maximum range of 60 m.
Commissioning and end of journey
Insert charged battery and close lid tightly (Fig. B1-B6),
white lights will flash (Fig. B4). Switch on the remote
control (Fig. C1). After the connection process, the green
LED on the remote control and the white light on the
boat will be solid. When operating in the water: Correct
straight-line stability (Fig. E1), set speed (Fig. E2), turn
boat around (Fig. E3), switch lights on/off and, if requi-
red, activate demo mode with a long press (Fig. E4, 4a).
Demo mode: The boat goes straight 1 m, respectively
drives a circle to the left and right, afterwards it stops.
When the battery is low, the lights on the boat will
flash and the remote control will emit multiple warning
sounds (Fig. F), then immediately drive the boat back to
shore and take it out of the water. The battery will be
empty after 90 seconds from the warning sound. After
operation, open the drainage valve, drain the water and
allow the electric motors to cool (Fig. G).
Handling batteries
Batteries and rechargeable batteries must not be dispo-
sed of in domestic waste, but rather in hazardous sub-
stance waste. The person placing them on the market
is legally obliged to take back used batteries. You may
bring used batteries to our store or other stores in your
vicinity or to community collection areas free of charge.
Regularly check the batteries and remove after use to
prevent them from leaking. Always discharge the batte-
ry before putting it into storage (fire hazard). Batteries
must be inserted according to polarity. Only use recom-
mended batteries (1,5 V AA). Non-rechargeable batte-
ries must not be recharged. Used batteries must be re-
moved from the toy and disposed of as recommended
by the manufacturer. Terminals must not be short cir-
cuited. Remove rechargeable batteries from toy prior to
their recharging. Rechargeable batteries must only be
charged under adult supervision. Unequal battery types
or new and used batteries must not be used together.
Contents:
1 x RC Turbojet Boat
1 x Li-ion boat storage battery
1 x RC Transmitter
1 x USB charger
1 x Screwdriver
1 x Manual
Suitable expanses of water:
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Swimming pools, ponds, lakes, rivers
Unsuitable expanses of water:
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The boat must not be used in saltwater (ocean). Salt would cause corrosion to metal
parts, and this would invalidate the warranty.
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When using the vehicle on a lake, make sure that the water surface is calm and that
there are no waves or turbulence.
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Do not use the boat on a river with a strong current.
Please read and follow all the instructions supplied for
the storage battery and the charger. Please use only the
enclosed storage battery. Other types may explode and
cause injury or result in other types of damage. When
charging your battery in a foreign country, please con-
sider that socket voltages may differ, in order to avoid
damaging your charger. Do not use the charger if it is
damaged. Regularly inspect the charger and the storage
battery for damage to cables, connectors, covers and
other parts.
Instructions for charging
the storage battery
Use an existing USB charging source (e.g. PC, power
bank, external USB charger). The green indicator light
in the USB connector flashes during the charging pro-
cess and lights up continuously as soon as the process
is complete. To achieve the best results, always charge
the battery in accordance with these instructions. The
battery must be fully charged before starting to drive.
Always completely drain the battery before recharging.
To do this, use the boat until the drive stops. The storage
battery must be removed from the device before being
charged. The battery must be allowed to cool off before
recharging. When charging, the battery and charger can
warm up. When using the ship in water, it is essential to
make sure that the boat is brought back well before the
storage battery is empty.
Additional tips for using
rechargeable batteries
The battery can be charged one day in advance, for
example if you wish to give away the product as a
present. It is better to fully charge the battery, even if
the boat is to be operated only for a short time. In hot
weather the battery will only retain its charge for a
short time.
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SEAMASTER® TURBOJET BOAT
Other
The guarantee covers a period of 2 years starting from
the day of purchase. Proof of purchase
must be shown when requesting money back. Right is
reserved to effect technical and
design-related changes.
Problems and solutions
The boat doesn`t work:
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Have you placed the batteries/rechargeable
batteries in the correct position?
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Are the contacts of the battery bent or dirty?
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Are the batteries empty or defective?
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Is the battery/rechargeable battery charge
becoming low?
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Are there interferences caused
by metal wire fencing?
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Transmission or power masts often lead to an
uncontrollable behaviour of the boat.
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Are there any Walkie-Talkies or CBN-radio operators
nearby that lead to interferences??
The rechargeable battery cannot be fully charged:
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Is the USB charging cable defective?
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Is the rechargeable battery damaged?
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You need:
4 x 1,5 V AA
batteries for transmitter
(not included)
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