2015 Kawasaki Jet Ski Ultra 310X SE Owners Manual - Page 67

66 GENERAL INFORMATION j NOTICE The keys can be damaged by excessive heat, magnetic fields, heavy objects, shocks and if the plastic cover is damaged. To prevent key damage, do not expose the keys to excessively high temperatures, place them close to magnets or under heavy items, and avoid damaging the plastic covers. If an unregistered key is tried, an alarm sounds and a warning indicator light blinks on the multifunction meter. An alarms also sounds if the immobilizer system malfunctions. See Multifunction Meter section in this chapter. ○Three minutes after the engine stops, the meter display disappears and the ignition switch is turned off. When turning on the ignition switch again, press the ignition key further in. j A. Push ○Since the immobilizer system uses an electric wave for communication, keep away from other sources of electricity to prevent key identification errors. Whenever the watercraft is not in use, be sure to remove the key from the key slot to prevent unauthorized use. Lost Keys If you lose a key, contact a Kawasaki dealer to obtain a new one. Take the watercraft to the dealer to have the new key registered to the ECU. You need at least one registered key to have a new key registered to the ECU. If you lose both registered keys, you have to replace the ECU, so always keep a spare key in a safe place. NOTE Be sure the key remains in the slot while riding the watercraft. If you lose the keys at sea you will be unable to start the engine again and may end up stranded. Observe the following precautions to protect your immobilizer keys.