Safety Information
WARNING!
To avoid the risk of serious injury or death:
• This product is intended to be used as a toy and not
as a personal flotation device.
• Do not use the product until the slide is completely
filled with air and the water weight bags have been
filled with water. Failure to do so will result in the slide
being unstable.
• Use only on level ground.
• Setup should be done from a safe distance away
from fences, garages, houses, overhanging
branches, laundry lines or overhanging electrical
wires.
• Do not setup or use on concrete, asphalt or any other
hard surfaces.
• To avoid possible injury, the splash pool area must
be clear of players before sliding.
• All safety warnings and instructions should be
followed when pool is in use.
• Disregard of and not following the instructions from
manual and warnings could result in injury or death,
especially for children.
• Only for use in water in which the child is within its
depth.
While every attempt is made to embody the
highest degree of protection in all equipment,
we cannot guarantee freedom from injury. The
user assumes all risk of injury due to use. All
merchandise is sold on this condition, which no
representative of the company can waiver or
change.
IMPORTANT WATER PRESSURE AND
OPERATING INFORMATION
After connecting the hose connector to garden
hose, TURN ON WATER SLOWLY and adjust the
water pressure accordingly.
Water pressure can vary dramatically between
cities. Please read the following for answers to
common questions.
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Areas of LOW WATER PRESSURE
• For maximum performance, it is recommended to
use a 5/8 in (1.6cm) diameter garden hose.
• The stream of water should form an arch and
splash onto the slide. If not, then this is usually
due to low water pressure.
• Make sure the water is turned on all the way. As
long as the slide is getting wet, it will be fun to use.
• Long hose reduces water pressure: The longer the
hose, the fa rther the water travels from the faucet
thus reducing water pressure. In areas of low
water pressure, this could affect the performance
of the water slide. Try using a shorter hose if you
have one.
Areas of HIGH WATER PRESSURE
• If water shoots over the slide, adjust the faucet to
lower the water pressure. It is important that the
water lands on the slide to keep it wet and slick.
Maintenance of Slide
1. Check the slide at regular intervals for holes,
tears or other damage. DO NOT use a damaged
slide. Use of a damaged slide could result in
serious injury or death.
2. In addition to checking the product at regular
intervals, be sure to complete a thorough check
of the entire product at the beginning of each
season or series of use.
3. If any components of the product are damaged or
have deteriorated, discontinue use and contact
the manufacturer.
4. Regularly check the condition of the ground
stakes that hold the slide in place. Damage to or
deterioration of the stakes could result in the slide
becoming unstable, which could result in serious
injury.
5. Check the water bags at regular intervals for any
signs of damage or deterioration. Damaged or
deteriorated water bag could cause the slide to
become unstable, which would be a significant
safety hazard.
