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Maintenance, Cleaning & Storage

Post-Session & Weekly Maintenance Checklist

Keep your Foil Drive performing at its best with our post-session and weekly maintenance checklist, covering cleaning, rinsing, inspections, motor care and correct storage.

O-Ring Maintenance

O-rings are an important part of your Foil Drive system. They create the seals that help keep water out of the electronics housing and motor connection. For instructional video, see: O-Ring Care & Maintenance. Each system has three O-rings:. The fron

Motor Cleaning & Maintenance Guide

Foil Drive motors are designed to be hardy and robust, but they are regularly exposed to salt water, sand and other contaminants. Regular cleaning and maintenance after each session will help prevent corrosion, protect the bearings and ensure your mo

Cleaning Your Controller

Keep your Foil Drive controller clean and reliable with our guide to rinsing, removing salt buildup and safely drying your controller.

Battery Care & Best Practices

Your Foil Drive battery is designed for use in the marine environment, but taking a few simple steps after every session will help protect the electrical connections and extend the life of your system. Never charge a wet battery or connect wet electr

Preparing Your Foil Drive for Storage (Seasonal or Long-Term)

Proper storage of your Foil Drive system is essential to maintain performance and reliability. Following the correct procedures helps prevent corrosion and unexpected issues when returning to the water. This guide covers how to clean, dry, and store

Battery and Charger Storage Guidelines

Proper charging, usage, and storage of your Foil Drive battery is essential for performance, longevity, and safety. Following the guidelines below will help you get the most out of your battery and avoid costly damage caused by incorrect storage prac

Gen1 Electronics Box Inspection Guide

Regularly inspecting your Gen1 electronics box can help identify worn or damaged components before they become a problem on the water. Take a few minutes to carefully check the lid seal, sealing surface, hinges, latches and cable gland. If you find a