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3. Check the operating pressure as described in
the section "Checking the operating pressure".
4. Turn the seal cap (10c) of the screw-on valve
(10) clockwise to close it again.
Checking the operating pressure
IMPORTANT!
The PVC material expands somewhat
after the product is inflated for the first
time and does not return to its original
condition. Remember that the specifica-
tions may vary slightly depending on
the load and outside temperature.
1. Inflate the floor chamber
lower side chambers
firm and no more folds can be seen in the
material.
Note: When you press with your thumb against
each air chamber it should still give a little.
2. To check the operating pressure of the two
upper side chambers,
ruler (11) over the measuring strip (1e) on the
inside of each upper air chamber (fig. L).
The lower arrow and the 0 on the control ruler
(11) must overlap the lower arrow and the 0
on the measuring strip (1e).
3. When inflating for the first time the number 10
on the measuring strip (1e) may NOT exceed
position A on the control ruler (11).
Note: The number 10 on the measuring strip
(1e) indicates the maximum expansion of the air
chambers.
4. With repeated inflations the number 10 of the
measuring strip (1e) must be between position
A and position 10 on the control ruler (11).
Attachment of accessories
Note: Secure the cords of the duffel bag and
seat with a reef knot (fig. C).
Attaching the front seat (fig. D)
1. Inflate all air chambers of the front seat (3)
until they feel firm and push down the valves.
2. Place the seat between the two upper side
chambers
to ensure that the it stays
firmly in place.
and the two
until they feel
place the control
Note: The hook-and-loop straps on the backrest
of the front seat (3) must point towards the stern
(1f).
3. Secure the seat with the 85cm cord (9b) at
the grommets (1a) on the floor chamber
(fig. D) using a reef knot (fig. C).
4. Attach the backrest of the seat (3) at the but-
tons (1b) on the two lower side chambers
using the elastic bands attached to the kay-
ak so that it forms a zigzag pattern. (fig. E).
Attaching the bow splash-guard
1. Inflate the air chamber of the bow splash-
guard (2).
2. Push the safety buttons of the bow splash-
guard into the openings on the kayak (fig. M).
Make sure that they seat firmly.
3. Attach the bow splash-guard (2) to the buttons
(1b) on the two upper side chambers
using the pre-installed elastic band so that it
forms a zigzag pattern (fig. F).
Attaching the stern splash-guard
with seat
1. Inflate all air chambers of the stern splash-
guard (4).
2. Press the seat down under the two upper side
chambers
to ensure that it stays firmly
in place.
3. Push the safety buttons of the stern splash-
guard into the openings on the kayak (fig. M).
Make sure that they seat firmly.
4. Attach the stern splash-guard (4) at the but-
tons (1b) on the two upper side chambers
using the pre-installed elastic band so
that it forms a zigzag pattern (fig. G).
Triangular cushion
1. Inflate the triangular cushion (5) and press
down the valve.
2. Position the inflated triangular cushion (5)
firmly in the bow of the kayak.
Note: The triangular cushion (5) serves as a
footrest for the person sitting at the front.
Assembling the double-bladed pad-
dle (fig. B)
1. Push a drip ring (8) over both ends of each
paddle tube so that the rings sit below the
locking button (6a) and the taper of the tube.
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