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"INSTALLATION AND SET-UP MANUA�' 

FOR ALL INFLATABLE AMUSEMENT  DEVICES 

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Amerii:an Rental A,sociation 

A!SSQCIATE MEMGt,. 

1612 N Broad Street 

Lansdale,  Pa  19446 

(215) 362 - 7568

44 W Ridge Pike 

Limerick,  Pa  19468 

(610) 489 - 2334

12405 Telegraph Road, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670  Toll Free (800) 569-0719  •  (562) 777-1140  •  Fax (562) 777-1161 

www.einflatables.com 

email: [email protected] 

Slip and Splash

Summary of Contents for Slip and Splash

Page 1: ...sociation A SSQCIATE MEMGt 1612 N Broad Street Lansdale Pa 19446 215 362 7568 44 W Ridge Pike Limerick Pa 19468 610 489 2334 12405 Telegraph Road Santa Fe Springs CA 90670 Toll Free 800 569 0719 562...

Page 2: ...sed however to keep all workers clear of any potential hazard SUPPLEMENTAL MANUAL You should have received a Supplemental Manual for each inflatable you purchased from elnflatables if not please call...

Page 3: ...s and sharp objects that may damage the skin of the inflatable The general area should be non abrasive Ideally a flat soft grassy location is perfect CAUTION Before deciding on location verify that po...

Page 4: ...power is a 20 amp 11 0v circuit that does not get turned off by a switch or by a timer and is not shared If you are using two blowers each blower needs to have its own 20 amp circui t Please see spec...

Page 5: ...MSHA and OSHA requirements Fig A An amusement ride inspector may shut your operation down due to improper wiring Make sure that the power cord which is connected to the blower is securely fastened int...

Page 6: ...the power cord must be plugged into a G F l outlet Failure to do so could result in serious injury or death CAUTION SHOCK HAZARD PLUG BLOWER INTO GROUNDED OUTLET ONLYI ALL WATER SLIDE INFLATABLES MUST...

Page 7: ...s Please refer to the Supplemental Manual for stake size and quantity for the spe f ific l 17 1 unit you are setting up Install all ground stakes 36 or taller to I the recommended depth Locate your st...

Page 8: ...to work with Correct procedure for tieing a knot Step 2 Loop webbing 2 times around 2 spacing at top of stake Step 3 Wrap end of web bing around long tether 3 times Step 4 Insert end of tether throug...

Page 9: ...ons Make sure all electric cords and receptacles are the proper gauge and amperage Electric cords should have some type of stress relief or guarding to prevent them from becoming unplugged Check the b...

Page 10: ...ttom tethers adjust all tethers Install all 18 stakes at this time to all appropriate tethers Take care to make sure the inflatable is still facing desired direction Use appropriate size stakes for al...

Page 11: ...ips or loose seams must be repaired prior to operation All debris and moisture must be removed from the unit before operation When fully inflated the unit should lit comfortably in its space with appr...

Page 12: ...higher Accidents will occur NO DIVING OR FLIPPING Make sure that the participants know that there is no flipping while on the inflatable Remove footwear Be especially careful to instruct all participa...

Page 13: ...ositions 3 Fold the unit up neatly in the same way as it was unfolded during setup Place the unit in its game bag NEVER leave the inflatable unattended inflated or deflated OPERATION General Informati...

Page 14: ...as to make the inflatable dangerous 5 Advise the operator s against operating the inflatable while any person passenger spectator or employee is in a dangerous or unsafe position on the inflatable or...

Page 15: ...unit must never be setup or operated in windy conditions over 15 mph Serious injury or damage can result from operating the inflatable unit in windy conditions 4 0 LOADING 1 IT IS ESSEN TIAL THAT THR...

Page 16: ...mplement emergency procedures should the need arise The following are a few examples of emergencies and how they can be handled WEATHER Bad weather can arrive in the form of rain lightening or strong...

Page 17: ...longer life span of your equipment It is good practice to clean your inflatables after each use It is easier to clean the unit in an inflated position by using 409 cleaner or any mild de greaser To re...

Page 18: ...of replacement or repairs Make modifications and additions as outlined in manufacturer s service and safety bulletins 9 0 TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES Before calling the elnflatables CUSTOMER SERVICE DE...

Page 19: ...operation 3 1 2 3 Ride or device operators and attendant safety check recommended visual or other inspections to be performed by ride or device operators and attendants prior to and during each ride o...

Page 20: ...AVE UNATTENDED 4 1 3 The owner operator shall provide training for each ride or device operator and attendant of an amusement ride or device This training shall include but not be limited to the follo...

Page 21: ...ment ride or device may be posted at the waiting loading area or other appropriate location and may include height requirements and other duties and obligations of the passengers such as but not limit...

Page 22: ...necessary by the owner operator 6 3 Prior to carrying passengers the owner operator shall conduct or cause to be conducted a daily documented and signed pre opening inspection based on provided instr...

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