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Intended use:
This mini foot air pump is suitable for inflating all common bicycle
tyres, air mattresses and balls. Other applications or changes made to
the product are considered as non-intended usage and may lead to
hazards, such as injuries and damage. The distributor bears no liabil-
ity for damages resulting from non-intended usage. The product is not
intended for commercial use.
Package contents:
(A)
1 mini foot air pump
1 metal adapter for balls
1 plastic adapter for air mattresses, inflatable toys, etc.
1 storage and transport bag
1 instruction manual
Technical data:
Type: mini foot air pump
Articel-Nr.: 26301 / IAN 273306
Monz-Nr.: PO30000091
Nominal pressure: 7 bar / 100 psi
Stroke volume: 71 ml / 71 cm³
Production date: 2016
Warranty: 3 years
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Safety instructions!
You can inflate all bicycle tyres up to the pump’s indicated maximum
tyre pressure (max. 7 bar / 100 psi) or to the tyre manufacturer’s in-
dicated maximum tyre pressure. This can usually be found on the tyre
wall. The indicated maximum values may not be exceeded at any time.
Warning!
Risk of injury through explosion if maximum permitted
pressure values are exceeded.
Defective or damaged air pumps may no longer be used due to risk
of injury. Defective mini foot air pumps must be properly disposed of.
Repairs are not possible.
Warning!
Damaged pump, hose, adapter or faulty connectors
cause risk of explosion.
Due to the high operating force and the risks associated with this, the
product is not suited for use by children or persons with physical and/
or mental impairments. Please note that the pump plunger and pump
cylinder become very hot over longer periods of pumping due to the
friction between them. For this reason, after pumping you should only
hold the pump by the pedal surface in order to avoid burns.
Due to the risk of injury, a defective or damaged mini foot air pump
may never be used. Defective pumps must be properly disposed of
since repairs are not possible.
Warning!
Some bicycle valves do not allow pressure display. For
your own safety, please check the air pressure with a calibrated
manometer (i.e. at a fuel station).
Initial use of the pump:
(B1)
Please ensure that the pump plunger is spring loaded and quickly
rebounds when opening it. Release the pump plunger by placing the
pump on the ground. Next, press the pump plunger downwards with
your hand, while at the same time folding out the bracket with your
other hand, so that this can be used as pump pedal.
To lock the pump, proceed in reverse order.
- While pumping, make sure to always place one foot on the retain-
ing bracket of the pump to prevent it from tilting
(B2)
.
- Place one foot on the folded down retaining bracket of the pump.
By treading steadily on the red pedal surface, the connected object
will be inflated
(B3
).
- Make sure that the pump tube is not bent.
- When pumping watch the display of the pressure gauge.
- Please note that some types of valves do not show the air pressure.
This applies in particular to old dunlop valves.
- The pressure gauge display value may slightly differ from the actual
pressure.
