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5. As the frame fills with air, be sure it is clear of any nearby
objects.
Guide the frame up as it fills with air, helping
to unfold and expand it.
It should take approximately 5
minutes for the screen to inflate. (Fig. 9 - 12)
6. When the screen is about 80% full (frame is standing up
but there is a slight dip in the top part of the frame),
remove the hose from the inlet/outlet valve while the pump
is still in the “
on
” position. (Fig. 13) (If in the “
off
” position
you will lose air through the pump) After attaching the
screen to the frame in the following steps, you will “top it
off” by re-connecting the pump and fully inflating the
frame.
You are now ready to attach the screen using either the
screen lace or Velcro strips. Please see instructions for
attaching the screen to the frame further on in the
instruction manual.
Tip: If connecting the screen to the frame is difficult,
release some air to allow for more slack in the frame.
7. After the screen has been attached to the frame, continue
to inflate the frame so that the screen is pulled taut. (Fig.
14) Check the valve on the other base. Remove the cap
and check to make sure the inner seal is seated correctly.
In final be sure both valves are sealed correctly.
Note:
•
The dark colored material from which the Inflatable
Theater Frame is construction tends absorb the heat
from the sun, which causes the air inside the frame to
warm up and expand if the screen is used on a sunny
day. If the frame is left out overnight, the air inside
the frame will cool and contract, which may cause the
frame to sag slightly. The sagging is not due to the
frame losing air, and can be corrected by "topping
off" the frame with air prior to use.
•
It is recommended to keep the supplied air pump on
hand to add additional air when using the XL Theater
System during an all day event.
•
Be sure to deflate frame and store after usage.
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
