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MY2024 Sea-Doo Switch watercraft — recall

Consumer goods · Australia · 2025-04-17

Hazard: Overloading the front of the watercraft…

MY2024 Sea-Doo Switch watercraft front overloading may cause nosedive or capsize

Country	Australia
Category	Consumer goods
Published	2025-04-17
Retailer	Authorised Sea-Doo Switch dealers_x000D_ (link is external)
Model identifiers	Model: Cruise; Model MY2024 Sea-Doo Switch
Hazard description	Overloading the front of the watercraft could cause the watercraft to nosedive and potentially capsize. Water retained in the hull will increase the likelihood of capsizing. Risk of serious injury or death from drowning if the watercraft capsizes. Deaths and serious injuries have occurred.
Remedy	Consumers should stop using the watercraft immediately. Contact an authorised Sea-Doo dealer (link is external) to arrange for sealant to be applied to the hull, free of charge. Read BRP’s updated operator’s guide addendum at https://www.operatorsguides.brp.com/M/2355 (link is external) . Watch BRP’s safety video on how to use the watercraft at Sea-Doo Switch Pontoons Safety Video - YouTube (link is external) . Important message from the ACCC to consumers: The ACCC is currently in discussions with BRP and Maritime Safety Queensland about the appropriateness of the remedy for this recall. …
Recall number	2025/20446
Official notice	View source ↗

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