Crivit Z31426A_B - Manual (Page 26)

26 GB/MT
Roll the product out first and then check for
holes, tears and other damage.
Open the air valve 1 (see Fig. A I).
Press the air valve 1 together and blow or
pump the product up until it is tautly stretched.
Note: Inflate the air chambers in the following
sequence:
1. Headrest
2. Headpiece
3. Mid air chamber
4. Foot piece
CAUTION! On no account should you use
compressed air. Otherwise the product could
burst or the seams could tear.
IMPORTANT! Keep in mind that air tempera-
ture and weather conditions can affect the air
pressure inside inflatable products. In cold
weather the product behaves as if it has less
air pressure in it because the air inside contracts.
Under these conditions you may have to add
air. In hot weather the air inside expands. Under
these conditions you may have to remove air in
order to avoid overfilling.
Close the air valve 1 (see Fig. A II).
Push the air valve 1 in (see Fig. A III).
Usage a lounger / chair
Lounger:
Inflate all 4 air chambers to use this product
as lounger (see Fig. C I).
Chair:
Inflate all air chambers except the middle
air chamber and fold as shown on fig. C II.
Letting air out
Pull the air valve 1 out and open it
(see Fig. A II + I).
Press the sides of the air valve 1 together using
your thumb and index finger, then put the straw
in for deflation and remove your hand.
Remove the straw until the air has completely
escaped.
Note: Do not insert the straw too far into the
valve
1 . Otherwise the straw could drop into
the inflation chamber.
Slowly roll the product up.
Note: Make sure that the product is completely
dry before you roll it up.
Cleaning and care
Use a slightly damp, lint-free cloth to clean the
product.
On no account should you use corrosive or
scouring detergents.
Storage instruction
Make sure that the product is completely dry
both inside and out when wishing to store it for
any length of time. Otherwise mildew and
mould may form.
Store the product in dark, dry place – out of
reach of children.
The ideal storage temperature is 10 - 20 °C.
Ensure that the product does not come into
contact with sharp objects during storage.
Repairing the product
Note: Minor damage can be repaired by the
owner using the supplied repair kit. Have any major
damage carried out at a specialist repair shop.
First let all the air escape from of the product
(see “Letting air out”).
Cut the patch 2 to suit the size of the hole.
Note: Ensure that the patch 2 is larger than
the hole and overlaps the edges of the hole.
Round off the sides of the patch 2 and pull
off the protective foil.
Place the patch 2 on the hole and press it
down firmly. If necessary, stand a heavy object
on the patch
2 .
Wait for 24 hours before you pump up the
product again.