VEHNS GROUP YEAZ, Руководство пользователя

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• Inform other people thoroughly about rules and safety instructions before letting them use
the board set.
WARNING
• Paddles, fins and the inflated board are hard and can cause injury.
• Watch out for bystanders when transporting the board set.
• Be aware of other people in the water when paddling.
• If you fall into the water in cold temperatures, you may get hypothermia.
• Wear a thermal suit when paddling the board in cold temperatures.
• Danger of strangulation! Small children can get caught in the board‘s cords and safety line
and strangle themselves.
• Keep the board away from small children!
NOTE
• Risk of damage! The board is approved for a maximum filling pressure of 1bar (15 PSI). At
higher pressures, the material is overstretched and may tear.
• Inflate the board to a maximum filling pressure of 1bar (15 psi).
• If the pressure is above 1bar (15 psi), open the valve and let out some air.
• The outer skin of the board can be damaged if it comes into contact with other objects and
materials.
• Keep away from rocky shores, piers or shoals with the board.
• Do not allow oils, corrosive liquids or chemicals such as household cleaners, battery acid or
fuels to come into contact with the outer skin. If this does happen, check the shell thoroughly
for leaks or other damage.
• Keep the board away from fire and hot objects (such as lit cigarettes).
• Do not transport the board in an inflated state on vehicles.
• Danger of pressure loss! If the valve is not closed properly, the pressure in the board may
decrease unintentionally or the valve may become contaminated.
• Always keep the valve closed when you are not inflating the board or deflating it.
• Make sure that the area around the valve is always clean and dry.
• Prevent sand or other contaminants from getting into the valve.
• In the event of a pressure loss, also check the valve in case it may be leaking. Please follow the
steps in the repair instructions.
• Danger of drifting! Without a safety line, the board can drift and be lost.
• Use a safety line with the board unless you are in secured areas and can reach the shore
safely by swimming.
Notes when the board is not in use on the water
• Do not expose the board to direct sunlight for long periods of time, especially in hot
temperatures, when it is not on the water. Due to the strong heating and expansion of the
air inside the board (up to 100 degrees), the pressure can increase considerably and lead to