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No Sharp Objects

No Running–to Enter

No Food or Drink

No Chewing Gum

No Cell Phones

No Loose Objects

in Pockets

• People with medical conditions or severe

   disabilities should not use this Inflatable

   amusement device

• Attendants should make sure that no one 

   enters the inflatable device with 

shoes

 

   on, eyeglasses or sharp objects in their 

   hair or on clothing 

• Attendants should observe patrons at all 

   times while they are in the inflatable 

• Attendants should be close enough to 

   be able to warn against flips, piling on, 

   wrestling, bouncing against side, 

   grabbing net or bouncing too close to 

   each other—attendant should ask anyone 

   doing these things, after being warned, 

   to leave the inflatable device immediately 

• Whistle use required for attendants

• No running to enter the inflatable device

• The attendant should point out and make 

   customers aware of the posted warning 

   sign on the front or side of the inflatable 

• 

Attendants should watch for any signs 

   of deflation such as sagging,

 

wrinkling 

   or distortion

—if observed, the attendant

   should ask the people in the inflatable 

   to evacuate, calmly and safely 

• Attendants should keep all spectators 

   outside the inflatable amusement device 

   and at least 5 feet away from the sides  

• Starting line is 48 inches from the entry 

   of the inflatable amusement device

• Prohibit excessive rough play by 

   occupants—blow whistle

• In times of excessive heat monitor the 

   heat inside play area and slide surface

 

• Do not allow any individual in the rear 

   of the game or near the electric blower 

   at any time

• Deny entry if any patron poses a risk to 

   others— or, if they consumed alcohol or 

   illicit drugs

• 

15mph

 wind equals; dust and loose paper

   rising and movement of small branches

   —Hazardous winds; small trees sway and

   large branches are in motion

• 

Check the blower, inflation tube and 

   zipper flaps regularly, to ensure there 

   isn't any unwanted air loss

• Check stakes regularly 

• Keep airborne trash/leaves clear of

   blower intake  

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - cont.

Monitor the weather throughout 

the day, check for high wind 

(

15mph or higher

), rain, snow

and lightning—do not use device

in these conditions

If lightning occurs,

evacuate the unit

immediately—

unplug power

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - cont.

15 mph!

The inflatable should not be 

operated if the wind exceeds 15 mph, 

or at temperatures of less than 40º F 

BLEACH

• Do not use M.E.K.(methyl ethyl ketone) 

   to try and clean your inflatable, as this 

   will damage the vinyl 

• Do not use a chlorine based cleaner or 

   bleach, as this may damage the threads

• Do not use any cleaning products 

   containing alcohol to try and clean your 

   inflatable device, as this will damage any 

   printing that may be on your inflatable 

• Use water and/or mild cleaner sparingly 

   by sponging

• Excessive water or cleaner may penetrate 

   the seams and collect inside of the tubes 

   —also, bubbling from the seams during 

   operation may occur 

CLEANING THE INFLATABLE

Next, align unit

into a rectangle

shape—pancake

top and bottom

Front

Deflation Tubes

—Back of unit,

keep extended

• 

Before deflating;

 Inspect for any damage 

   and repair as necessary 

• 

Clean 

inflatable amusement device(s) 

and 

   dry

, after use—by running air through it

• Unplug blower at the power source 

• Loosen first inflation/deflation tube 

   strap and remove tube from blower cone 

   —make sure tube is pulled away from 

   the inflatable and is straight 

• Loosen second inflation/deflation tube 

   strap and pull tube away from inflatable 

• Open all deflation flaps

• While the inflatable amusement device 

   is deflating, remove stakes, put blower 

   fan away, and store extension cord(s) 

• Two people, minimum, needed to fold

• Guide inflatable inward and to the front

   —while the air is being released

• Begin folding inflatable amusement 

   device—pull vertical peaks/shapes toward 

   the front, to flatten and release more air

• Next, situate top of unit over the bottom,

   pancake style—and fold peaks into the 

   middle, see (

drawing

)

• Once you make the folds, you will notice 

   that air is still inside the game—start at 

   the front and walk, in stocking feet, to 

   the back—removing most of the air 

• Work the air out towards the back of 

   the unit through the inflation tube(s)

• Commercial inflatables take 5–15 

   minutes to completely deflate 

DEFLATION AND FOLDING- cont.

DEFLATION AND FOLDING

Before deflation, remove all accessories that may be

applicable to your unit—also be sure to use a quality 

broom and sweep the surface of the game free of 

any debris

Check to make sure that no sharp 

objects have fallen into the seams 

of the game, Eg. pens, pencils, etc.

—items such as these can cause 

damage to the inflatable during 

the rolling up process

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716 832-TENT

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8368

)

716 832-TENT

 (

8368

)

Keep clear a 5 foot

safety area around

inflatable device

No hanging or 

climbing on 

outside walls

ASTM Int’l guideline calls for a 4 ft. Impact Mat at entry and

exit points—center either a 4x4, 4x6 or 4x8 mat at each opening

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - cont.

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