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3. Upper side chamber with screw-on
valve
1. Screw the cap (10c) on the screw-on valve (10)
anticlockwise to open it.
2. Inflate the upper side chamber
appropriate pump.
3. Check the operating pressure as described in
the section "Regulating the operating pressure".
4. Screw the cap (10c) on the screw-on valve (10)
clockwise to close it.
4. Lower side chamber with stopper
valve
1. Remove the stopper.
2. Inflate the lower side chamber
appropriate pump.
3. Check the operating pressure as described in
the section "Regulating the operating pressure".
4. Replace the stopper in the valve and depress
the valve using light pressure (Fig. K).
5. Upper side chamber with screw-on
valve
1. Screw the cap (10c) on the screw-on valve (10)
anticlockwise to open it.
2. Inflate the upper side chamber
appropriate pump.
3. Check the operating pressure as described in
the section "Regulating the operating pressure".
4. Screw the cap (10c) on the screw-on valve (10)
clockwise to close it.
Regulating the operating pressure
IMPORTANT!
The PVC material will stretch slightly
after initial inflation of the item, and will
not revert to its original state.
Please be aware that the required pres-
sures may vary slightly depending on
the load and outdoor temperature.
1. Inflate the floor chamber
side chambers
,
there are no more creases visible in the materi-
al.
Note: There should be a small amount of give in
the air chambers when pressed with the thumb.
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with the
with the
with the
and the two lower
until they feel firm and
2. To regulate the operating pressure of the two
upper side chambers, place the straightedge (11)
along the measuring strip (1b) on the inside of
each of the two upper chambers (Fig. O).
The bottom arrow and the 0 on the straight-
edge (11) must overlap with the bottom arrow
and the 0 on the measuring strip (1b).
3. The first time the kayak is inflated, the number
10 on the measuring strip (1b) must NOT go
beyond position A on the straightedge (11).
Note: The number 10 on the measuring strip
(1b) indicates the maximum expansion of the air
chambers.
4. When inflating for the second or subsequent
times, the number 10 on the measuring strip
(1b) must be between position A and position
10 on the straightedge (11).
Attaching accessories
Note: Tie the cords using figure-of-eight knots
(Fig. C) and square knots (Fig. D).
Securing the front seat (Fig. E)
1. Inflate all the air chambers in the front seat (3).
2. Position the seat base between the two upper
side chambers
,
will stay firmly in place.
Note: The Velcro strips on the backrest of the
front seat (3) must point towards the stern (1b).
3. Tie the seat to the eyelets (1a) on the floor
chamber
(Fig. E) using the 80cm cord (9d)
and secure with a square knot (Fig. D).
4. Tie the seat backrest (3) to the eyelets (1b)
on the two lower side chambers
the 150cm cords (9c), one on each side in a
zigzag shape (Fig. F).
Make a figure-of-eight knot at one end of the
cord (Fig. C). Feed the cord through the eyelets
on the side chamber, finishing off with a figure-
of-eight knot (Fig. C) at the other end of the
cord.
Securing the bow splash guard
(Fig. G)
1. Inflate all the air chambers on the bow splash
guard (2).
2. Tie the bow splash guard (2) to the eyelets (1b)
on the two upper side chambers
285cm cord (9a) in a zigzag shape (Fig. G).
to ensure that the seat
,
using
,
using a
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