If the engine does not turn or turns slowly, it may be caused by engine flooded by water.
*Water in the engine symptoms: white emulsion the spark plug.
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How to check it?
- Pull the spark plug from the engine. Take the holder from the spark plug boot and remove the boot from the spark plug. Screw the spark plug out using a spark plug spanner which is supplied within the accessories. If the spark plug is wet - dry it.
- Tilt the JetSurf™ towards the spark plug opening down (it's head engine). When the spark plug is screwed out, start turning the shaft with your hand. While turning the shaft, you should see water coming out of the head engine. Continue until water stops coming out.
- If no more water is coming out of the engine head, place and keep the key on the indicator. Continue turning the engine until only fuel is splashing out of the spark plug opening (fuel and water form a white emulsion). When the shut-off key is placed, the starter starts turning without ignition on the spark plug.
- Screw the spark plug back in following the instructions in the section Spark plug.
- Put the spark plug boots back in place and secure it with a boot holder.
- Start the engine for maximum 5-10 seconds to make sure that it works correctly. The engine should not be run without cooling for more than 10 seconds otherwise it can get overheated and damage.