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SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
Inflation Instructions
CAUTION:
Inflate by adult only.
DO NOT
overinflate or use a high pressure air compressor to inflate.
Inflate the pool with cold air only.
1. Locate a clean area free of stones or other sharp objects to inflate the pool.
2. Inflate the air chambers following the numbered sequence (if any) slowly with a manual/foot air
pump.
Adequate air pressure:
make sure the pool is firm to the touch but NOT hard - there should be
small folds around the armrests, backrests and/or side edges, and below the cup holders (if any).
Also compare the pressure with that of the large main chamber.
3. Close and press the inflation valves into the unit to get a flat surface.
4. Check regularly to ensure the adequate air pressure during each use, especially on very hot or cold
days.
Emptying And Deflating the Pool:
Deflate the pool and/or push down on the side wall to
empty the pool water and/or lift up one side of pool to empty pool water
NOTE:
1. The pool can be only cleaned with mild soap and lukewarm water.
2. Make sure the pool is completely dry before storing to help prevent mildew from forming.
3. Store all parts in a dry, temperature-controlled area where temperatures do not go
below 32ºF or above 125ºF.
4. Use a small patch kit to repair punctures or holes in pool.
Repair
1. Use a mix of liquid dish soap and water in a spray bottle, and spray over suspicious areas. Any leak
will produce bubbles that will pinpoint the location of the leak.
2. Thoroughly clean the area surrounding the leak to remove any dirt or grime.
3. Cut a piece of repair patch (included) with a margin of 0.8” (2 cm) larger than the damaged area,
rounding the corners with scissors.
4. Place the patch over the center of the leak, press down firmly, and squeeze out all air bubbles to
the edges. You may want to put a weight on top to keep it in place.
5. Do not inflate for one hour after patching.
NOTE:
if the patch does not hold, you can use the patch with silicone- or polyurethane-based glue
designed for repairing camping mats, tents, or shoes. Consult your local household/camping
supply stores, and follow the instructions of the glue you’ve chosen.
