Meradiso 270395, Instructions For Use Manual

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1. Pull the ring of the valve over the threaded hole  
  so that it fits firmly in the groove.
2. Turn the valve firmly into the threaded hole in a  
  clockwise direction.

Inflating the item

The item should be inflated by an adult.

CAUTION!

•  To inflate the item, please use a com- 

  mercially available foot pump or dou- 

  ble stroke piston pump with corre- 

  sponding pump adapter.

•  Do not use compressors or compressed  

  air bottles to inflate the item. Doing so  

  may lead to damage.

•  Stop pumping when resistance incre- 

  ases and the seams become stretched.  

  Otherwise the material may rip.

Note: 

We recommend leaving the inflated item 

to air for a few days before using for the first time.
Remove the item from its carry bag (4) and unfold.

Note: 

For the valve on the pillow, you will need a 

pump with a nozzle adapter (Ø approx. 8.5 mm) 
(Fig. F).
For the air bed valve (1) (2), you will need a 
pump with a nozzle adapter, with a radius of 
approx. 17.5 mm (Fig. C).

Inflating the air bed

1. Turn the screw cap of the valve (5a) in an anti- 
  clockwise direction (Fig. C).
2. Inflate the air bed with the appropriate pump  
  (Fig. C).
3. Hold the ruler (6) next to the measuring mark.  
  You will have reached nominal pressure when  
  the length of the ruler matches the length of the  
  measuring mark (Fig. D).
4. After reaching the nominal pressure, screw the  
  valve (5a) in a clockwise direction (Fig. E).

Inflating the pillow and attaching it 

to the air bed

1. Open the valve (3b) (Fig. G).
2. Inflate the pillow (3) (Fig. F).
3. Close the valve (Fig. G) and sink the valve,  
  applying light pressure (Fig. H).
4. To attach the pillow to the air bed, pull the fa- 
  stening holes (3a) of the pillow over the fasten- 
  ing straps (1b) of the air bed (Fig. K).

Note: 

Only attach the pillow to an inflated air 

bed.

Deflating

Pillow

1. Pull out the valve (Fig. H).
2. Open the valve (3b) and gently press the valve 
  stem (3c) together so that the air can escape  
  (Fig. G). Alternatively, push the venting tube (7)  
  into the closure (3a) in order to let the air  
  escape quickly (Fig. J).

Air bed

Turn the valve (5a) out of the threaded hole of the 
air bed (1) (2) in an anti-clockwise direction (Fig. I).

Attaching the air beds 

The two air beds can be fastened together either 
next to one another or on top of one another 
(Fig. K) (Fig. L). There are buckles on each side of 
the air bed (1a), which are then attached to the 
buckles (2a) of the other air bed.

Attaching side by side (Fig. K)

1. Place the air beds next to one another so that  
  the pillows are placed beside one another and  
  facing the same direction.
2. Fasten the buckles, as shown in the diagram.

Attaching one on top of the other 

(Fig. L)

1. Remove the pillow from one of the air beds.
2. Place the air bed with the pillow onto the air  
  bed without a pillow, and buckle the two air  
  beds together as shown in the diagram.

Repair

Small leaks or holes can be repaired with the 
repair patches supplied.

Important! After repairing the item, do 

not inflate for approximately 24 hours! 

Do not use the patches on the seams.

•  Deflate the item fully.
•  Clean the area around the leak thoroughly. The  
  area must be dry and free of grease.
•  Cut out a piece of the repair material large  
  enough that its edges extend approximately  
  1.3 cm over the damaged area.
•  Round off the corners of the patch.