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Leak Detection
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If the board is losing air pressure, not caused by colder temperatures, check the board
for leaks, starting with the valves.
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A leaking valve is rare, to locate a leak, we recommend mixing soap and water in a
spray bottle, spray around the valve. If you see bubbles forming, check your valve
seating and base and be sure the valve insert is screwed tight. If you continue to have
problems, cease use immediately and contact
help.Kogan.com for support.
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Replacement of the whole valve can be done using a simple tool that comes with the
replacement valve.
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If the board is losing air and the valves are good, it probably has a small puncture.
Small punctures can be repaired easily and permanently. Spray around the board until
air bubbles become visible and mark the position of the leak. If you do not find air
bubbles, inflate the board to maximum air pressure and try to listen to find the leak, if
you can narrow the area down, return with a spray bottle to identify the source of the
leak.
Repair Kit
Punctures less than 3mm in size can be repaired simply without a patch. Deflate your
board, then clean and dry the area to be repaired. Apply a small drop of glue to cover the
puncture and let it dry 12 hours.
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When using the glue, avoid contact with eyes and skin.
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Keep out of reach of children.
If your board needs repair, use the supplied patches in the repair kit and follow these steps:
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Deflate the board completely, lay it flat and wait for it to dry.
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Cut a patch that is 5cm larger than the tear/rip all the way around.
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Use alcohol to clean the repair area.
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Apply three coats of adhesive to the patch and the board. Wait 5 minutes in between
each coat.
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Place the patch over the tear/rip. The adhesive will react quickly, so make sure the
positioning is precise/accurate. Use the roller to ensure the patch lays flat and even.
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Wait 24 hours before re-inflating the board
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