Pro 4 Maintenance Manual
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Pro 4 Operator's Manual
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Well Equipped Shop
Basic Equipment Care
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Cartridge Seals
Example Cartridge Seals
Electronics Components
Hull Materials
Periodic Maintenance
Diagnostics
Start Up
Power
Communications
Control
Hand Controller
Video
Removal and Replacement
Main Hull
Float Block
Strain Relief
Skid Kit
Horizontal Thrusters
Horizontal Propeller
Horizontal Cartridge Seal
Horizontal Nozzle
Vertical Thruster
Vertical Propeller
Vertical Thrust Splitter
Vertical Cartridge Seal
Example Cartridge Seals
New cartridge seal.
Cartridge seal with an acceptable bubble - this seal is okay to use.
Nearly empty cartridge seal - this seal should have been replaced when the oil level reached 1/2 of the original volume.
Cartridge seals like this should not be used.
Cartridge seal with contamination - this seal should be replaced.
Cartridge seals like this should not be used.
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Nearly empty cartridge seal - this seal should have been replaced when the oil level reached 1/2 of the original volume.
Cartridge seals like this should not be used.