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Instructions
Dear Customer
Congratulations for having bought this UNITEC product. Just like any other
UNITEC product, this one has also been engineered according to state-of-
the-art technology using the most reliable and modern components.
Please do take time to read the instructions carefully, before using the
appliance.
Thank you!
P Bear in mind the maximum pressure specified by the manufacturer of the
item to be inflated.
P For items with safety specifications e.g. motor vehicle tyres, we recommend
that you should verify the pressure using a calibrated pressure gauge.
P Check the foot pump at regular intervals for any damage. Any damage,
please stop use.
P Any faulty or damaged parts have to be properly repaired or
replaced at a customer support workshop, provided nothing else has been
stipulated in the instructions.
P When using the product, make sure that there are no children anywhere
around.
P Please grease/oil all moving parts regularly.
P Please keep the item in a dry environment without direct sunlight and avoid
any collision.
1. Put the foot pump on an even and stable ground.
2. Take the matching connection adapter, put it in the tube connection and lock
it by reversing the lock bar parallel to the air hose.
3. Make sure that the tube does not buckle.
4. Use the pumping pedal uniformly and not too fast.
5. You can monitor the pressure by means of the pressure gauge.
6. Store adapters properly to prevent misuse.
P Nominal overpressure: 4 bars
P Large, sturdy foot pressure surface with non-slip rubber coat.
P Pressure gauge with three scales.
P Assorted connection adapters for bicycle and rubber
dinghy valves. Please check if the adapters are suitable for the item that
should be inflated. If you have any question concerning the adapters, please
contact the customer support.
P For inflating: motor vehicle, motorcycle and bicycle tyres, rubber dinghies,
air mattresses, balloons, etc. Other use is forbidden.
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