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VI. TIPS AND ADVICES
1. Before the Firts Use
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The first time that you install the CloudCuddle, the inflatable frame must still ‘set’ in
the sleeve. It is possible that one of the legs is twisted. If necessary, please adjust this
slightly and pull the sleeve tightly around it. If necessary, give the cover some room by
releasing some air and then adding it again..
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In order to make the situation more familiar for your child, you can wash the sheet or
the entire CloudCuddle cover in advance so that it has a recognizable smell. Remember
that you must first remove the inflatable tubes. These should not be machine
washed!
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We recommend that you first try out the CloudCuddle for a few nights at home before
taking it on holiday.
2. Before Each Use
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Always inflate the CloudCuddle three hours prior to each use, to check that it is still in
good condition. For example, checking that it will not deflate.
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Check all fabrics, straps, zips, seams and buckles for damage.
3.
Make use of the possibility to test the CloudCuddle in advance. This will provide a good
idea of whether it is a suitable aid in your situation.
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VII. TROUBLESHOOTING
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Does the CloudCuddle slowly deflate? First check whether the valve has been
properly closed. Both the valve ring (rear knurled ring) and the cap may not allow air
to pass through.
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Does one of the tubes not inflate during pumping/ deflate during dismantling? First
check whether the tube clips (at the intersection of the inflatable tubes) are open.
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Has the netting got stuck in the zipper? Slowly slide the zip upwards and carefully
remove the netting from the zip.
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Does the CloudCuddle not fit in the bag? Then try to roll more air out of the tubes.
Check whether the tube clips and the valve are open.
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Can the CloudCuddle be opened from the inside? Make sure that the zip runners are
close together and that the pullers are flat against the zip. The best position for the
pulls is in the middle
(see p.6)
.
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Is something damaged or broken? Please contact your reseller as soon as possible.
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Do the CloudCuddle’s legs bend when your child lies against the mesh? Then the
CloudCuddle is not inflated hard enough. Check the pressure. We recommend a
pressure of 0.45 bar. You will then no longer be able to press the tubes.
Zipping in:
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Ensure that the CloudCuddle has room to maneuver at the corners by loosening the
straps at the corners, partially sliding the CloudCuddle off the mattress. You can then
make the bend with the zip much easier.
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Then fold the cover around the corner of the mattress at every corner and reattach the
tensioning strap.
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Zip up the last section by inserting your hand between the mattress and sheet, just as
you did when unzipping.
D. Washing Complete Cover
1.
Dismantle theCloudCuddleas described in
chapter IV
.
2.
Open the cover and take out the frame
(photo 30)
.
3.
Close all zippers and buckles before putting the cover in the washing machine.
4.
As for the sheets, we advise to wash the cover at the lowest possibletemperature. If
needed you can wash it at 60 degrees. Please note that the blue fabrics may slightly
transfer colour to the white fabrics.
5.
The CloudCuddle-cover may not be put in the dryer.
E. Replace Frame in Cover
1.
Replace he frame in the cover as soon as it is dry again.
2.
Open the zippers of the tube-cover and replace the tubes one by one in the cover. Start
where the valve is. Put the bottom of the tube all the way down into the bottom of the
white sock,
(photo 31)
and zip up the cover. Do this successfully for all four legs.
NB.
Make sure the seam of the inflatable tube is against the zip of the tube cover
(photo 32)
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