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(Assembly scheme for book-type floor installation process) 

For models that have three independent pressurized compartments, in addition to the 

inflatable keel, the pressure in the left and right cylinders must be brought to 60-70% 

of the nominal (recommended) pressure, then pump the nose area to the full 

recommended pressure. Afterwards, inflate the left and right cylinders to full pressure. 

For models that have four independent pressurized compartments, except for the 

inflatable keels. It is necessary to bring the pressure in all cylinders to approximately 

60-70% of the nominal, then the cylinders will expand, and then bring the pressure in

all compartments to the full recommended pressure, gradually inflating the cylinders,

alternately moving in the direction from aft to the bow to 100% of the pressure. 

Inflate

the keel in the very end

! You will know that the boat is well inflated when it’s really

tough to push down the foot pump or if the pressure meter would indicate a specific

value matching the recommendation (for electric pumps).

As our boats have a pressure-control valve to prevent over-pressurizing, an inflated 

boat might lose some pressure over a few days of operation and it would require 

additional pumping to achieve optimal performance. This is a typical situation and 

means that the valve is actually working and protecting the tubes of your boat from 

damage.  

Don’t use a compressed air source not compatible with the pressure recommended (if 

you can’t adjust the pressure on it). Over-inflating the boat may result in structural 

damage if the pressure valve is overwhelmed with the pressurized stream, which will 

void the warranty.  

Configuring the valves: 

The valve has a special pushpin inside – 

USE FINGERS

 

to adjust its position. It has 

two positions: up or down. When it is pressed in the lower position, air will be released 

from the tube. If you turn the pushpin in the clockwise direction, it will pop up into the 

upper position. This will lock air inside and will prevent it from escaping through the 

valve. Before inserting the air pump adaptor into the valve, please ensure that the 

pushpin is in the UPPER, popped up position. Once the  pin is in the "popped-up" 

position, insert the air pump adaptor into the valve, rotate to lock, and inflate the 

Summary of Contents for LP240BK

Page 1: ...1 NAVIGATOR INFLATABLE BOATS USER MANUAL User Manual Navigator Inflatable Boats 2021 https www navigatorboat com...

Page 2: ...8 Assembly Full Guide 9 Assembly hard deck installation for boats with an inflatable keel 9 Adjusting the pressure in air chambers including a keel 11 Configuring the valves 13 Next steps for boat ass...

Page 3: ...ence before assuming command of the inflatable boat Your dealer or national sailing federation of yacht club will be pleased to advise you of the local sea schools or competent instructors Please note...

Page 4: ...4 Standard Construction Elements A Roll up Inflatable Boats B Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats...

Page 5: ...r Roll up Boats 2 Oars with oarlocks Towing handle under the bow 2 Movable Seats Anchor mount D ring with a rubber bow protector for the rope Book type wooden floor Floorboards are connected with PVC...

Page 6: ...ks of the floor first and allow a pyramid to form from blocks 2 and 3 naturally and then you apply some force to let the floor set it Warning do not drag the boat on a solid scratchy surface asphalt r...

Page 7: ...7 Quick Assembly Guide Using the Valves...

Page 8: ...eck any inflatable boat manufacturer or authorized dealer to ensure they are properly registered You can see our MIC YNI or old YNK to be updated soon at https uscgboating org content manufacturers id...

Page 9: ...Position the hole opening over the keel air chamber valve If the keel valve opening is located on the floorboard 2 please connect it with the first floorboard and ensure that the air valve of the infl...

Page 10: ...can place an oar A under the bottom of the boat to raise the floorboards and assist yourself while attaching the stringers Book type floors don t have aluminum stringers on the sides Stringers do not...

Page 11: ...ll the floor see guide above Inflate the left and right chambers to 60 70 Please review the pressure chart as it varies for various models Install the seats as shown in the photo below at the moment w...

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Page 13: ...ric pumps As our boats have a pressure control valve to prevent over pressurizing an inflated boat might lose some pressure over a few days of operation and it would require additional pumping to achi...

Page 14: ...ide and nose chambers and attach the seats first then inflate the floor and inflate the keel in the very end WARNING When inflating the chambers try to level out the pressure across them all except fo...

Page 15: ...vel regularly check it and if necessary pump up the boat s cylinders Mounting the outboard motor Selecting the best fitting outboard motor is critical to the marine performance and the time the boat w...

Page 16: ...controller to release some air After 20 30 of the air is released push the valve controller down and rotate it to lock in the deflation mode As the Tubes are deflating pull up on the life line rope c...

Page 17: ...micals Although we are using the highest quality PVC for the boats UV Radiation is damaging to the PVC material overall Cover your boat when it will not be in use for extended periods of time to maint...

Page 18: ...e damaged part and to the patch material allow it to dry for a few minutes Repeat the process at least three times giving some time to dry between each application After applying the third layer on th...

Page 19: ...r rating and its model on the manufacturer s info sheet or in the user manual Besides you should choose the engine power so that you can get ashore despite the wind and up the current safely Know and...

Page 20: ...ust be thoroughly rinsed with water Also beware of exposure to the boat any sharp objects It is unacceptable for water to enter the inside of the cylinders It is always necessary to have vests on boar...

Page 21: ...d you Whenever you are turning your boat speed reduction is required Whenever the boat is turning it will tilt considerably inside towards the turning center Therefore turning leeward or when waves ar...

Page 22: ...weight adds stress to the towing rings and increases drag Make sure there is no water in the boat Excess water in the boat can quickly lead to failure of the towing rings especially when the load is n...

Page 23: ...e boat is made Any product delivered by the purchaser for inspection or repair must be thoroughly washed and dried To confirm the date of purchase we kindly ask you to keep all accompanying documents...

Page 24: ...nd fitness for a particular purpose and compliance with any applicable federal provincial and municipal laws regulations standards and codes The total liability to Seller for any claim that may arise...

Page 25: ...e documentation pertaining to the boat Fabric damage caused by harsh chemicals fuel toxic chemicals high pressure washing punctures wear tear due to a rocky shore surface Discoloration and color fadin...

Page 26: ...rnational Trading Inc its directors officers representatives agents and employees from all costs suits judgments damages or expenses direct or indirect for injury to other persons and or their propert...

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