2013 Kawasaki JET SKI Ultra LX Owners Manual - Page 69

2013 Kawasaki JET SKI Ultra LX Manual

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GENERAL INFORMATION 67 j Drain Screws There are two drain screws in the stern to drain water accumulated in the engine compartment. Open them only when the craft is out of the water. Reboarding Step The watercraft is equipped with a folding type reboarding step at the stern. When going back aboard from the rear of the craft, pull the step down. It is raised back to the original position by spring tension when released. You can reboard more easily from the water by using this step and the handrail behind the rear end of the seat (see the Safe Operation and Launching sections in the OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS chapter). Also, this step is designed only for reboarding from deep water, so it should not be used for pulling other crafts. NOTICE If the screws come loose the craft may flood or become swamped, with the possibility of sinking or severe engine damage. To prevent swamping, be sure the screws are securely tightened before launching. WARNING The reboarding step is adjacent to the jet pump nozzle, and water and/or debris ejected from the jet thrust nozzle can cause severe injury. To avoid injury, do not drag anyone through the water while they are holding onto the reboarding step. A. Drain Screws

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GENERAL INFORMATION
67
j
Drain Screws
There are two drain screws in the stern to drain wa-
ter accumulated in the engine compartment. Open
them only when the craft is out of the water.
NOTICE
If the screws come loose the craft may flood
or become swamped, with the possibility of
sinking or severe engine damage. To prevent
swamping, be sure the screws are securely
tightened before launching.
A. Drain Screws
Reboarding Step
The watercraft is equipped with a folding type re-
boarding step at the stern. When going back aboard
from the rear of the craft, pull the step down.
It is
raised back to the original position by spring tension
when released. You can reboard more easily from
the water by using this step and the handrail behind
the rear end of the seat (see the Safe Operation and
Launching sections in the OPERATING INSTRUC-
TIONS chapter).
Also, this step is designed only for reboarding from
deep water, so it should not be used for pulling other
crafts.
WARNING
The
reboarding
step
is
adjacent
to
the
jet pump nozzle, and water and/or debris
ejected from the jet thrust nozzle can cause
severe injury.
To avoid injury, do not drag
anyone through the water while they are
holding onto the reboarding step.