Badfish MONARCH, Руководство пользователя

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THE BADFISH DUAL-ACTION PUMP
Inflatable paddleboard pumps have been the weak link in most paddlers’ experience since the beginning.
Badfish set out to design a pump that we, as paddlers ourselves, wanted to use. Our dual-action pump
makes it easy to fill your board to 17psi with a high volume/low pressure setting to start your board off.
As pumping gets more difficult, flip the lever to the low volume/high pressure setting and easily top off
your board. Compatible with most inflatable SUPs.
1) Twist and remove the valve cap.
2) The inflation pin in the center of the opened valve has two
positions.
You can change the two positions by pushing the pin straight down. The
inflation pin will lock into one of two positions, up or down.
When the pin is the down position air will flow in and out of the valve.
When the pin is in the up position it will allow you to pump air in and
stop the air from running back out.
Make sure your inflation pin is in the up
position before you begin inflating your board.
3) Next, install the blue pump hose onto the pump. Twist the garden hose
fitting to the right until the hose is firmly attached to the pump.
4) Insert the Pump hose into the inflation valve and twist to the right,
anchoring the hose into the valve for the inflation process.
Make sure
your inflation pin is in the up position, otherwise when you remove the
hose all the air will escape.
5) Set the switch on the pump to the low pressure/high volume setting
indicated with a “2.”
This allows the pump to fill the board on the up and
down stroke. Use this setting until it becomes too difficult to pump, or
you have achieved 8-10lbs of pressure.
6) To bring your board up to full pressure set the switch on the pump
to the high pressure/low volume setting,
indicated with a “1.”
Continue pumping until the board reaches full pressure (
17psi
).
7) Remove the pump hose from the board.
8) Replace the valve cap by inserting and twisting to the right.
INFLATION
LET’S PUMP UP
THE BOARD