Crivit 6-13 - Manual (Page 33)

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• Never use your bathing boat under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication .
• Never overestimate your strengths and always distribute your muscle strength when paddling in such
away, that the distance travelled can be effortlessly paddled back again . Stay within 300m of
sheltered shore zones and take note of changing wind and current conditions that can greatly impede
forward motion .
Avoiding property damage!
• All inflatable items are cold-sensitive . Therefore never unfold or inflate the item under temperatures of
15° C!
• Should the air pressure increase in direct sunlight, then it must be counterbalanced by letting air out .
• Ensure that the item – especially whilst in an inflated condition – does not come into contact with
stones, gravel or pointy objects and that it does not get rubbed or grinded as otherwise damages
may occur on the foil .
• Insert only suitable pump adapters into the safety valves . Otherwise the valves may get damaged .
• Do not over-inflate as otherwise there is a risk that the welded joints may tear . Seal the valves
thoroughly after inflation .
• Avoid contact with sharp, hot, pointy or dangerous objects .
Assembly
Due to the size of the item, the assembly should always be carried out by two
adults. Please adhere to the individual steps of assembly in the stipulated order.
This especially applies for the inflating of the three air chambers as otherwise
irregular pressure distribution may occur, which will lead to instability of the
bathing boat and can lead to impairments of its handling characteristics.
1 . Choose a flat and clean surface with enough space to unpack and unfold the bathing boat .
Make sure that all parts are available and are in good order and condition .
2 . Spread out the boat hull . Starting with the second assembly of the bathing boat, check for possible
damages, holes or tears and seal these as described below . Possible damages cannot be repaired
once you are on the water .
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