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IV. INSTALL AND DISMANTLE CLOUDCUDDLE
On our website there is a video with instructions: www.cloudcuddle.com/en/use. The video
is for illustration purpose in addition to the manual.
A. Install CloudCuddle
1.
Take the CloudCuddle out of the bag and unroll on the mattress.
2.
Open the tube cover amd check if the framezips are closed
(figure A and B)
. Always
do this check when the tubes are empty. Never open the frame zippers when the
tubes are inflated.
3.
Fasten the bottom side (the so-called mattress cover including the fitted sheet) like
a fitted sheet around the mattress
(photo 17)
. The corners must sit well around the
corners of the mattress.
4.
Tilt the mattress to attach the straps under the mattress. The straps are provided
with click buckles
(photo 18)
. Tighten the straps by pulling the loose end (protruding
from the snap buckle).
5.
Inflate the CloudCuddle according to the inflation instructions
(see p.5)
.
6.
THIS STEP ONLY APPLIES WHEN USING ON A BED FRAME. Each corner of the
CloudCuddle contains a strap with a snap buckle. Attach the straps to the bed frame
and click the buckles. Tighten the straps so that they cannot move
(photo 19)
.
7.
Ensure that the CloudCuddle has enough space to accommodate its outer
dimensions (200 (l) x 110 (w) x 105 (h). If a CloudCuddle is compressed, too much
pressure will be exerted on the seams of the frame
(figure C)
. These can therefore
wear out prematurely, causing the frame to tear, after which the air is released
under pressure. The height of 105 cm has been calculated with a mattress that is
16 cm thick. The legs of the CloudCuddle must be able to stand freely next to a 90
cm mattress, on a total width of 110 cm. They then protrude slightly from the bed
frame. Do not push them inwards
(figure D).
Do you have a high-low bed with bed
rails? Make sure that the side rails are down. There should be no inward protruding
elements at the head or foot end of the bed and the distance between head board
and foot baord should be at least 200 cm.
Installation Checks
See safety warnings
(pages 1 and 2)
.
B. Dismantling CloudCuddle
1.
Open the buckles and loosen the straps
(photo 20)
.
2.
Open the snap fastener on top
(photo 21)
.
3.
Open the clips at the intersection of the tubes
(photo 11)
.
4.
Open the rear part of the valve (serrated ring) and deflate the CloudCuddle
(photo
22)
. Due to the pressure the air will release with a firm pop.
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Photo 17:
Fit around the mattress.
Photo 18:
Attach straps underneath mattresss.
Photo 14:
Connector Tube Valve.
Photo 16:
Tube with connector attached
to valve.
Photo 13:
upper side: INFLATE- DEFLATE.
*psi = Pound per Square Inch
Photo 15:
Open front cap of valve.
Photo 19:
Attach straps and tighten.
Photo 20:
Open buckles and release straps.
Photo 12
Photo 11
III. PUMP INSTRUCTIONS
A. Pump type
Use the handpump which CloudCuddle can supply
(photo 12)
and pump 30-35 full strokes
until you can add no more air. This way you safely reach the desired pressure of 0.45 bar
and. Don’t use an electric pump.
B. Pump Parts
s
Handle
t
Pump-Sleeve
u
Tube
v
Connector Tube - Pump
w
Connector Tube – CloudCuddle Valve
C. Use
1.
First check whether the clips are open (Under the cover at the intersection of the
pipes).
(photo 11)
2.
Connect the tube to the pump at the side marked “INFLATE”
(photo 13)
. Attach the
other side to the valve with the correct coupling
(photo 14, 15, 16)
. The connection
piece is available from CloudCuddle.
3.
The pressure in the tubes must be 0.45 bar (*6.5 psi). You have reached this
pressure when you can no longer pump the tubes.
4.
Close the clips at the top of the inflatable frame, at the intersection of the tubes
(photo 11)
.
5.
Multi-day use:
Do you use the CloudCuddle several days in a row? The pressure
in the CloudCuddle may drop slightly due to temperature fluctuations. Check the
pressure of the frame regularly. On average, you should add some extra air 1-2 times
a week.
(photo 12)
Figure C
Figure A:
frame type 1
Figure B:
frame type 2
Figure D
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