VEHNS GROUP YEAZ, User Manual

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2. Spray the board with a garden hose or clean it with a soft sponge moistened with clean tap
water.
3. Wipe the board clean with a dry, soft cloth and allow it to dry completely.
STORAGE
• Risk of damage! Improper storage of the board and its accessories can lead to mould.
• Allow all parts of the board set to dry completely before storing.
• Deflate the board completely and make sure the valve is fixed in the open position.
• Store the rolled-up board in the carrying bag.
• Store the board set out of reach of children and securely closed.
• Do not place any heavy or sharp-edged objects on the board set.
• Check the board set for signs of wear or ageing after prolonged storage.
REPAIRS
• Check the board for pressure loss, holes or cracks before each use.
• Always deflate before repairing the board.
LECKS SEARCH
1. Make sure that there is no sand or other impurities in the valve.
2.
Inflate the board completely as described in the section „Inflating“.
3. Rinse the board, including the area around the valve, with mild soapy water. If bubbles
appear, the leak must be repaired.
Leaking valve
If bubbles appear around the valve, it probably means that the valve is not closing completely
tight. In this case, tighten the valve clockwise using the valve spanner provided in the repair kit.
Defective valve
If bubbles do not form on the shell or around the valve when the board is inflated, this may mean
that the valve is defective:
1. Put the valve cap on the valve and turn it clockwise to tighten. 2.
2. Moisten the closed valve cap with soapy water.
3.
If bubbles now form, the valve must be replaced completely (see chapter „Replacing the valve“).
Leaks
If bubbles form on the outer skin, you can seal the leak with special glue and the material patch
supplied in the repair kit (see chapter „Sealing leaks“). If the inflated board loses stiffness, a leak is
not necessarily the cause. Temperature fluctuations can also cause a drop in pressure.