Interloc Strap Assembly Instructions
Figure 1
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Anchoring
NOTE: Take a moment to locate the anchor
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ing rings underneath your Rebound Bouncer.
The Rebound 12 has 2 anchor rings on the
underside of the tube. Attach anchor line to
atleast 1 ring. We suggest using 2 rings with
a 2-waybridle (not included) for long term
mooring.
The Rebound 16 has 4 reinforced anchor rings
evenly spaced around the underside of the
tube. The Rebound 16 comes with a 4-Way-
Mooring Bridle and stainless swivel, attached.
Connect anchor chain to the lower portion of
the stainless swivel.
IMPORTANT
: Proper anchoring is essential to
the safety and performance of your product.
Due to the wide variety of conditions, we
advise using a professional skilled in mooring
and anchoring, and experienced with local
conditions. If improperly anchored, the product
can move and/or float away. Aquaglide, Inc.
is not responsible for any damage, injuries or
losses due to improper anchoring.
Here are some general guidelines for anchoring
your product. These guidelines are not intended
to replace the need for professional installation.
1) Choose a location for your Rebound bouncer
and/or aquapark. Place the product in at least 8
ft. of water depth and in an area protected from
the wind and boat traffic. Review relevant rules
and restrictions with your local authorities.
2) Carefully check area under the bouncer and/
or aquapark for sharp or dangerous objects (i.e.
rocks or stumps).
3) Keep a safe distance from docks, boats, boat
lifts, and any other structures. DO NOT tie the
product to a dock!
4) Anchors and anchor line are sold separately.
We recommend at least 150 lbs. of weight for
the 12’ Rebound and 250 lbs of weight for the
16 Rebound. Ground screws or
heavier anchors (300 lbs. or more)
should be used on large or windy
bodies of water.
5) Attach anchor line securely to
the anchor. Use a buoy tied to
the other end of the rope to easily
locate your anchor.
6) When the product is in place,
remove the buoy and tie or shackle
the anchor line to the anchor
rings underneath the product. Allow AT LEAST several feet of slack in the
line before securing the line. This will allow the product to move in wind or
waves without displacing your anchor.
7) If strong winds or storms are expected, it is best to remove the product from
the water and deflate it. You can also move it closer to shore and secure it
with lines.
Care and Maintenance
1) While your product has been initially treated with UV protectant, long-term
exposure to sunlight will damage the product. Regularly apply a UV protec
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tant to the exposed surface of the tube to ensure the life of your product. We
reccomend using ONLY 303 UV Protectant intended for use on vinyl for this
purpose. Monthly application while the product is in use is recommended.
NOT DOING SO OVER LONG TERM WILL VOID THE WARRANTY. 303
Protectant is available at most watersports dealers,or online at
www.303-products.com
.
2) WARNING
: Certain products, especially petrolium-based solvents, cleaners
and protectants such as ArmorAll can damage the product and use of these
products will void the warranty.
3)
WARNING
: Use of a high-pressure washer will damage the product and void
the warranty. To clean, use a soft bristle brush with mild soap and fresh
water. 303 UV Protectant contains a ‘safe for vinyl’ cleaner, and can be used
to clean and protect the product at the same time.
4) Check the inflation of your tube often. It may appear to have lost air early in
the morning, but will expand once the sun warms it. Maximum expansion
will occur in the heat of the day. Under-inflation can cause excessive wear.
Proper inflation is important as this will discourage marine animals from
chewing and prevent damage from wear.
Storage
1) Before storing, place the product on a clean, level area. Clean with mild soap
and water and allow to dry completely. Apply 303 Protectant to the surface
of all tubes before deflating.
2) Remove all attachments and store in a sealed water-proof container (i.e. a
plastic covered box or bin).
3) Remove ALL of the air from the tube using the deflation end of the high
output inflator/deflator.
4) Fold the deflated tube in thirds then roll loosely.
5) Store the product out of direct sunlight and protected from the environment in
a clean, dry location. It is best to store inside a container with moth balls to
prevent damage from rodents. NEVER store uncovered, in a damp location,
or on concrete surface! NEVER store at temperatures below 40 degrees F.
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Your equipment :
• Check all equipment prior to use. Inspect your Rebound for missing, defec
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tive or worn parts. Never use the product if excessive wear or damage are
detected.
• Always check for proper inflation before each use. Temperature and environ
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mental changes can cause changes in tube pressure. Using the product over
or under inflated is dangerous and can cause damage to the product, voiding
the warranty.
• Always check security of the anchor and all attachments before each use.
• Always wear a U.S. Coast Guard Type III (PFD) vest.
THE WARNINGS AND PRACTICES SET FORTH ABOVE IN THE
WATERSPORTS SAFETY CODE REPRESENT SOME COMMON RISKS
ENCOUNTERED BY USERS. THE CODE DOES NOT PURPORT TO
COVER ALL INSTANCES OF RISK OR DANGER. PLEASE USE COMMON
SENSE AND GOOD JUDGMENT.
Please contact us if you have any questions on the proper
selection, function, or safe use of this product.
Assembly
1) Locate a flat, dry area with access to electrical outlet or extension cord.
2) Unroll and place the Rebound Bouncer on the ground and locate the valve
as shown in Fig.1. Remove valve cover and push valve plunger in. Twist the
valve stem 90 degrees to open or close the 1-Way valve feature.
3) Using a high output inflator/deflator (preferred) of 3.0 psi (maximum) or a leaf
blower or shop vacuum using the exhaust port, place the inflation hose with
proper adaptor into the valve. Inflation times can vary by inflator, but the tube
should be firm and tight when completely inflated. In hot weather, be sure to
leave room for air expansion.
DO NOT OVER-FILL
. Inflate to 2.0-2.5 psi or
until tube is firm and tight. Close the valve and secure valve cap.
Warning:
Do not use an air compressor to inflate tube. Air compressors are
designed for high pressure inflation and can cause tube to burst if over-
inflated. The inflator/deflator described above cannot over-inflate the tube.
4) Roll out your SwimStep access platform and connect it to the Rebound
BEFORE INFLATING the platform using the attached InterLoc straps. The
access platform connects on the side of the bouncer where the warnings are
located. Find the 2 rings on the tube, near the water line. Use (2) Interloc
straps to connect the access platform to the tube as shown in Fig.2. Secure
the straps according to the following InterLoc instructions shown in Figure
3a- 3e. Once the straps are connected, then inflate the boarding platform
until it is firm. This will tighten the platform to the side of the Rebound. Be
careful not to over-inflate the access platform.
5) Congratulations! You are now ready to place your Rebound in the water.
NOTE: If you have purchased a Complete Rebound Aquapark Set, please
proceed to the Aquapark section for further assembly details. To launch your
Rebound bouncer, make sure to have at least 3-4 people evenly spaced
around the bouncer to help carry the Rebound. Use the molded transport
handles.
NEVER DRAG YOUR REBOUND! YOU MUST LIFT AND SET TO AVOID
ANY ACCIDENTAL TEARING ON SHARP OBJECTS
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Aquapark
If you have purchased a Complete
Rebound Aquapark Set, please see the
following instructions to complete assembly.
If not, please proceed to the Anchoring
section.
1) Roll out your I-Log and connect it to the
Rebound BEFORE INFLATING the I-Log
using the attached InterLoc straps. The
I-Log connects on the side of the bouncer
45 degrees clockwise from the access plat
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form (viewed from above). Find 2 D-rings on
the tube approximately 14” above the water
line. Take the (2) Interloc straps and con
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nect the I-Log to the Rebound tube accord-
ing to the InterLoc instructions shown below.
Once the straps are connected, then inflate
the I-Log until it is firm. This will tighten the
I-Log to the side of the Rebound. Be careful
not to over inflate the I-Log.
2) Unroll and place the Slide on the ground
next to the Rebound and inflate it untill it
is firm. Inflation times can vary by inflator,
but the slide should be firm and tight when
completely inflated. In hot weather, be sure to
leave room for air expansion, or let air out if it
becomes too hot. DO NOT OVER-FILL.
3) Attach the Slide to the Rebound using the 4
Interloc straps as shown in the instructions
to the right.
5) Congratulations! You are now ready to place
your Rebound Aquapark in the water. To
launch your Rebound Aquapark Set make
sure to have at least 3-4 people evenly
spaced around the Aquapark to help carry it.
Use the molded transport handles. Be sure to
support the end of the I-Log during transport.
NEVER DRAG YOUR REBOUND SET!
YOU MUST LIFT AND SET TO AVOID
ANY ACCIDENTAL TEARING ON SHARP
OBJECTS.
Figure 2
Interloc strap
Figure 1a
Interloc Strap Assembly Instructions
InterLoc straps should already be attached to
the boarding platform.
1) Thread the end of the interloc strap through
the two D-Rings on the Rebound, then back
through a single ring (1).
2) Pull all the webbing through the rings until the
white arrow of the Interloc logo stops at the
D-ring below. Cinch until it is tight (2).
3) Pass the end of the webbing back through the
open area of the two D-Rings on top as shown
(3).
4) Now bring the webbing through the opening in
the single D-Ring on the platform as shown (4a).
5) Fold the strap over onto the velcro (4b), and
Place the other velcro tab in place to lock the
strap (4c).
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