Yamaha Seascooter Professional Dive Series Tutorial

This video goes over the setup and operation for the Yamaha Seascooter Professional Dive Series. Below are the following steps:
Contents in the box
• Foot Pump
• 2 O-rings
• Silicone Gel
• Charger
• Action Cam Mount
• 2 Glide Fins
• Battery
• User Manual
• 4 Ballast Weights
Step 1 - Removing the outer nose cone - Starts @ 0:23
• Unlatched all 3 latches
• Pull outer nose cone off
Step 2 - How to remove the inner nose cone Starts @ 0:34
• Unscrew the vent plug
• Insert the pump after removing the vent screw
• To brake the seal, give it a couple of pumps
• Remove inner nose cone
Step 3 - How to remove and charge the battery - Outside the unit Starts @ 0:54
• Pull straight up from the battery handle
• All Yamaha Seascooters have a hologram serial number in the battery compartment
• Insert the charging plug
• A solid green led indicates the battery is charging
• A blinking led indicates a fully charged battery
• Charge every 6 months
• Remove battery from Seascooter for storage
Step 4 - O-ring maintenance Starts @ 1:11
• Make sure all O-rings are properly lubricated with the supplied silicone gel
• Fit the O-ring then apply lubricate.
Step 5 - Building the unit Starts @ 1:29
• Place battery inside the unit
• Match the inner nose cone arrow with the unit’s arrow.
• Push down firmly
• If needed you can charge the battery while it’s in the unit
• Make sure there is nothing between the vent screw and the inner nose cone
• Screw in vent plug
• Replace outer nose cone
• Latch all 3 latches
Step 6 - Installing the Action Camera Mount Starts @ 2:26
• Line up the mount with the holes on the unit
• Once you hear the mount click, it is fully installed
• Slide the action camera on the mount
Step 7 - Installing Glide Fins Starts @ 2:44
• Slide the fin into the propeller base slots
• Push until you feel it click
Step 8 - Installing Ballast Weights Starts @ 2:58
• To adjust the unit’s buoyancy, add the ballast weights as needed
Step 9 - Operating the unit Starts @ 3:23
• Pull out lever to power on the unit
• 3 green LED lights indicate a fully charged battery
• Hold down trigger continuously to activate the motor
• Double tap the other trigger to change speeds
• Push the green lever in to power down the unit

[@beneteauflayer8924]

I have an Explorer. Does not start. Any trouble shooting. It is fully charged and on button is on. Thanks

[@adminadadcruz7222]

What about the two oring on the top

[@TreasureDivers]

I'm a bit concerned you might still have to fin to propel yourself adequately, the guys in the vid seem to be, in all shots. I watched a similar vid on the Tusa Sat 7 and they did not fin at all.

[@Youtuberngajelas]

Where can i get one in indonesia? Thanks

[@dougshumway6665]

The written tutorial indicates "A solid green led indicates the battery is charging", this is wrong. It means it is fully charged. When charging it is Red.

[@scottt725]

I just got this and Yamaha gives the worst awful instructions to new owners ever. Really. Spent 1600 and … whatever. This video is shit… give me simple instructions after spending lots of money and it shows up at my door. And spare me “read the manual” because I did, yet still telling you it’s dogshit