Clearblue Molokai 5 Passanger - Manual (Page 3)

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CLEAR BLUE HAWAII
ASSEMBLY
Find flat surface where boat will be assembled.
Remove any sharp objects from flat surface.
Unfold and spread boat out flat.
Verify the valve/cap gasket is in place.
Connect the pump to the valve and inflate it.
It is usual for your boat to have at least 3 chambers. Begin inflation at bow, move to starboard and
then to portside.
Inflate tubes to around 50%.
When you want to use the marine boarding seating, place when the tube is inflated to around 50%.
Put in the air floor and inflate it to around 70%.
Inflate tubes to 100%, tighten up the cap of the valve.
Install the oars.
Install the drain plug.
Do not inflate any one chamber in full at a time as this causes unnecessary stress to the inside
bulkhead. Maintain a balance of air in each chamber. By this method, the bulkheads that divide the
main air chambers are maintained so that there is equal pressure and approximate inflated size on
each side of the bulkhead.
Over inflation can cause structural damage to your boat. Do not allow your boat to stand in direct
sunlight when out of the water, as this may cause expansion to the point of damage or bursting.
(Maximum air pressure of tube:0.25bar; Max. air pressure floorboard:0.70bar). Please use the
working pressure.
Valve Operation: Depress valve core and rotate clockwise. To open the valve, turn 1/4 clockwise. To
close the valve, turn again 1/4 clockwise.
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MOUNTING THE MOTOR
Selecting an optimum outboard motor is critical to the performance and long life of your boat.
Unlock motor for tilting and mount the motor properly.
The motor should be in the center of the transom.
Secure the clamps and make sure it is thoroughly tightened.
Adjust the motor angle.
For detail information, please refer to your motor documentation or contact the supplier of your
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DEFLATION & PACKING
Before deflation, make the boat is clean and dry.
To deflate, open valves and let the air out of each chamber.
Take out seat and oars.
Deflate the air floor.
Place both side tubes toward inside of the boat and roll slowly from both ends until all air is
expelled.
To avoid sudden pressure changes on the internal bulkheads try to let the air out as evenly as
possible.
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