Crivit 6-13 - Manual (Page 34)

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Assembly of the paddles (ill. 1, 2)
Important!
While using the boat on the water, the paddles must not
detach from the paddle-locks, but must be secured with
paddle-locks to avoid loosening!
• Connect the two paddle pipes whereby the press studs must audibly
and visibly snap in properly . Push the end of the pipe through the
paddle lock and secure the paddle by sliding on the drip-ring .
Repeat the procedure for the second paddle for the other side of the boat .
Assembling the Screw Valve:
The chambers / of the bathing boat are equipped with a threa-
ded opening for the supplied screw-on-valves . Pull the sling of the
vent over the threaded opening in such a way that they securely
lie on the intended groove . This procedure requires a bit of tact and
patience, it must however be done diligently so that a later loosening
and subsequent opening of the valve is avoided .
Now screw the base clockwise into the threaded opening .
Inflating
CAUTION!
• Adhere to the correct sequence when inflating the air chambers .
• The recommended operating pressure is 0 .04 bar (= 40 mbar = 0 .58 psi) .
• Avoid over-inflating the air chambers as otherwise there is a risk that the welded joints may tear or be
overstretched .
• Make use of standard foot pumps or piston pumps with corresponding attachments and if necessary a
manometer .
• Do not make use of compressors or compressed air bottles for inflating the item .
This can cause damages to the item .
• Always inflate all air chambers completely!
Inflation Sequence (ill. 4)
Always check the air pressure after inflating an air chamber as described on page 11
“checking operating pressure”.
Inflate the air chambers in the following sequence:
1. Safety chamber with screw-on-valve
2. Garret with plug-valve
3. Flotation chamber with screw-on-valve
= marking on boat
ill . 4
ill . 3
ill . 1
Drip ring Push button
ill . 2
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