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Dismantling the propeller
To dismantle the propeller, you should use the M6 extractor screw (supplied with the
hydrogenerator.)
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Unscrew the M5 screw that holds the propeller at the end of the shaft.
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In its place, insert the M6 screw and tighten it using the appropriate key. This will have
the effect of effortlessly removing the propeller from its conical fitting.
N.B. : Any method for dismantling the propeller other than the one described
above may result in damage to the hydrogenerator.
Mounting the electronic converter
The electronic converter is a box which is resistant to splashes and passive ventilation, guaranteeing
long
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term protection even in humid environments.
The converter must nevertheless be installed inside the boat, preferably in the mechanical room in
close proximity to the batteries.
WARNING : WHEN RUNNING, THE CONVERTER CAN REACH VERY HIGH
TEMPERATURES. AS SUCH, ASSEMBLY SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT IN A VENTILATED
SPACE.
N.B. : To ensure proper ventilation, the converter must be mounted on a vertical
bulkhead, with the ventilation grids in a
vertical
position.
If you wish to get an access to the converter’s status, keep in mind to get a visual
access to the LEDS located on the top (white cover)
As it is so light, the converter can be securely attached using the Velcro provided.
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degrease the surface on which the converter will be installed
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remove the protective tabs of the strips of Velcro provided on the
converter
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apply the quick
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drying glue if the surface is very uneven (against
plywood, fibreglass ...)
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firmly attach the converter to the surface
