Inflation using a foot pump is recommended, never use compressed air. Ensure the stoppers are fully inserted and check regularly for leakage. Repair Patch included.
Inflating Pool:
To inflate pool, squeeze the base of the valve stem to open an internal check valve while inflating. Do not over inflate or use high-pressure to inflate this product.
NOTE:
This pool has a maximum water fill level marked on the inside wall. Do not overfill, drain to proper level.
Emptying And Deflating Pool:
Deflate pool and/or push down on side wall to empty pool water and/or lift up one side of pool to empty pool water.
NOTE:
1. Pool can be cleaned with mild soap and lukewarm water only.
2. Make sure pool is completely dry before storing to help prevent mildew from forming.
3. Store all parts in a dry heated area where temperatures do not go below 0ºC (32ºF) or above 50ºC (125ºF).
4. Use a small patch kit to repair punctures or holes in pool.
Competent supervision and knowledge of the safety requirements is the only way to prevent drowning or permanent injury in the use of this product! Never leave young
children unattended.
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21. Replace water regularly to prevent water related illnesses.
22. Use of chemicals in mini pools without water circulation may result in direct contact with the chemicals or in areas of high chemical concentration resulting in injury to
the users.
23. If chemicals are occasionally used to reduce the frequency of water replacement, follow chemicals manufacturer instructions closely, assure the appropriate mixing of
chemicals to avoid possible personal injuries and store chemicals out of reach of children.
24. The use and installation of any electrical appliances around mini-pools shall be in accordance with the national regulations.
25. Where applicable, remove any means of access from the mini-pool and store it out of reach of children whenever the mini-pool is not in use.
26. Use of accessories not approved by the mini pool manufacturer (e.g. ladders, covers, pumps, etc.) may result in risks of injuries or property damages.
Non Swimmers safety
1. Continuous, active, and vigilant supervision of weak swimmers and non-swimmers by a competent adult is required at all times (remembering that children under
five are at the highest risk of drowning);
2. Designate a competent adult to supervise the pool each time it is being used;
3. Weak swimmers or non-swimmers should wear personal protection equipment when using the pool;
4. When the pool is not in use, or unsupervised, remove all toys from the swimming pool and its surrounding to avoid attracting children to the pool.
Safety devices
1. It is recommended to install a barrier (and secure all doors and windows, where applicable) to prevent unauthorized access to the swimming pool;
2. Barriers, pool covers, pool alarms, or similar safety devices are helpful aids, but they are not substitutes for continuous and competent adult supervision.
Safety equipment
1. It is recommended to keep rescue equipment (e.g. a ring buoy) by the pool;
2. Keep a working phone and a list of emergency phone numbers near the pool.
Safe use of the pool
1. Encourage all users especially children to learn how to swim;
2. Learn Basic Life Support (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - CPR) and refresh this knowledge regularly. This can make a life-saving difference in the event of an emergency;
3. Instruct all pool users, including children, what to do in case of an emergency;
4. Never dive into any shallow body of water. This can lead to serious injury or death;
5. Do not use the swimming pool when using alcohol or medication that may impair your ability to safely use the pool;
6. When pool covers are used, remove them completely from the water surface before entering the pool;
7. Protect pool occupants from water related illnesses by keeping the pool water treated and practicing good hygiene. Consult the water treatment guidelines in the user’s manual;
8. Store chemicals (e.g. water treatment, cleaning or disinfection products) out of the reach of children;
Safety Care for children
1. In a swimming pool, the major risk for children under 5 is drowning and therefore it is recommended either during the bathing period or at any other times, that the
prevention of unauthorised access to a pool should be aided by securing the boundary of the property, or the relevant area near the pool. Where this is impractical,
parents should seek to secure the means of access to the swimming pool, when it is not in use.
2. The safety of your children depends only on you! The highest risk is with children under five years of age. Accidents do not happen only to others! Be prepared to respond!
3. Remember that as a parent, you are always responsible for your child’s safety.
4. Children shall be under constant, active and vigilant supervision. The supervisor shall be capable of removing the child from the water and calling the emergency services if necessary.
5. Designate one parent to be the supervisor in charge of safety.
6. Teach your children to swim as early as possible.
7. Prohibit diving and jumping in the presence of small children.
8. Do not allow children who cannot swim or are weak swimmers to enter the swimming pool without wearing proper protection (PPE).
9. Children who cannot swim or are weak swimmers shall not enter the water unaccompanied.
10. Store water treatment products out of the reach of children.
11. Moreover, some equipment can contribute to safety for children under 5 years:
• Children’s personal protective equipment;
• Protection barrier whose gate is constantly maintained closed (for example, a hedge cannot be considered a barrier but a wall, or wooden fence would be relevant
to prevent unauthorised access from neighbours, or animals);
• Manual or automatic protection cover correctly installed and secured;
• Electronic movement or fall detector, in service and operational; but they cannot replace close supervision under any circumstances even during the bathing periods.
Special Warning
Ensure that you have an accessible telephone close to the pool so that you do not have to leave your children unattended while you phone.
In the event of an accident;
• Remove the child from the water as quickly as possible;
• Immediately call the emergency services and follow the instructions they give you;
• Replace wet clothing with warm blankets;
• Memorise emergency phone numbers and display them near the swimming pool:
• Fire brigade;
• Emergency medical service;
• Poison control centre.
• Modifications made by user to the original product (for example the adding of an accessory) shall be carried out according to the instructions of the manufacturer.
For filtration, the safety instructions shall indicate that the pool must not be used when the filtration system(s) is/are damaged (if applicable).
Do not walk on the coping.
As the pool owner, you are responsible for those persons who use your pool. Therefore:
• Never leave your children and other non-swimmers unattended in and around the pool - even for a moment;
• Ensure that your children learn to swim as early as possible;
• Ensure that the water is hygienically clean;
• Refresh your knowledge of first-aid measures at regular intervals;
• Store water treatment media out of the reach of children;
• Discuss the rules of conduct with your children prior to them using the swimming pool and explain the risks that can arise when around water once they are of a
sufficient age;
• Contact your pool installer if you have any questions regarding safe use of the swimming pool.
The following items of equipment can provide additional pool safety. Your swimming pool specialist can advise you on these:
• safety cover;
• fencing around the pool with a lockable gate;
• pool alarm system;
• enclosure.
The general safety information cannot account for all circumstances in individual cases. You are best aware of the swimming abilities and the conduct of your children
and of other guests using your pool, as well as the site particulars. You should therefore employ further measures to ensure safety at the pool if necessary. Such
measures may for example include additional supervisory persons if the pool is being used by a number of non-swimmers at the same time.
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1. Carrying out checks and maintenance of the main parts every hour.
2. These checks are not carried out the product could overturn or otherwise become a hazard.
3. Check all nuts and bolts for tightness and tighten when required (if applicable).
4. Check all coverings for bolts and sharp edges and replace when required (if applicable).
5. Replace defective parts in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
6. Change the water of product frequently (particularly in hot weather) or when noticeably contaminated.
7. Water filling level marked on pool
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