• Ensure the aquapark is in its designated bag before moving and relocating.
• The easiest way to move the item, is by rolling it.
  This will prevent injuries due its weight.

You can calculate the minimum water depth using the following formula:
Height of product (cm) + Average Height of a Person (186cm) / 2

Example:

Jungle jim height (210 cm) + user height (186 cm) / 2 = minimum water depth (198 cm)

– Deflate the product, preferably using the reverse mode of an electric pump or shop vacuum, ensuring that all air is removed.
– Fold the inflatable into the desired storage width (usually into thirds) and roll it up.
– Wrap the inflatable in a protective cover, such as a tarp, and secure tightly with rope or straps.
– Store the product out of direct sunlight and protected from the environment in a clean, dry place. It is best to store it inside a closed container with moth balls to prevent rodent damage.
– Never store in a damp location or directly on concrete.
– Never store at temperatures below 40 degrees Fahrenheit (5 degrees Celsius) or in an area with broad temperature fluctuations.

When storing your aquapark pieces away for the off-season, you want to remove all of the air. The best way to accomplish this is by using the reverse mode of an electric pump to ensure that all air is removed.

1. Straps should first be attached to ‘Connector’ items (example: Swimstep, Splashmat, Speedway, Breezeway or Deck) only where a connection is needed. Your configuration determines how many straps are needed.

2. ‘Connector’ items generally go between or attach to feature items. Connectors should not be attached to other connectors.

3. Use all available rings to make connection. Standard connections use 5 rings. Some items use 3 or occasionally 7 rings/ straps.

4. After launch, float ‘Connector’ with necessary straps attached into desired position. Note: a matching set of connecting rings is required on feature item.

5. Attach center strap to center ring on feature item. Connect loosely, then work outward until all straps are connected.

6. Dive beneath to tighten all straps securely. Dive mask and several attempts may be required. Make sure connection is tight and there is NO GAP between items. Failure to connect items properly may result in injury or death.

A.) INTERLOC SYSTEM

B.) INTERLOC STRAP

– Completely fill air chamber that needs the valve replacement.
– Using a valve tool, loosen the valve by turning counter clockwise (Do not completely remove the valve or the boot that holds the valve to the tube will drop inside the air chamber and will be extremely hard to retrieve) and place back over the valve patch.
– Deflate the tube. Press against the material to hold the boot on the inside of the air chamber. Unscrew the valve the rest of the way and remove. Screw the new valve into place and achieve a “hand tight” fit.
– Re-inflate the tube and use the valve tool to tighten the valve fully. How-to patch a leak

1. Place the product in a safe place with no sharp objects (rocks, glass, etc).
2. Inflate the product as usual.
3. Inspect the valve. Make sure the valve plug is not the source of leaking air before inspecting the entire product.
4. Add a little liquid dish soap to a spray bottle of warm water. Mix thoroughly to ensure that you can get an even amount of soap across the whole mattress.
5. Spray around the valve first. Escaping air will cause bubbles to form on the surface.
6. Spray the surface of the product systematically. Start with the seams, followed by the rest of the product.
7. Mark the leak with a marker once you locate it.

– Locate tear or hole and mark its location.
– Cut correct type of fabric patch with round corners allowing a minimum 5cm overlap around the hole/tear.
– Place the patch over the hole and mark around the patch with a pencil/removable marker pen.
– Clean/prime the rear of the patch and also the area needing repair, using a clean dry lint-free cloth, by wiping with Acetone. Wait until all of the Acetone has evaporated. (PVC will become tacky).
– Mask the area to be repaired with masking tape to avoid unsightly adhesive overspill when applying the adhesive.
– Ensure to allow a 3mm/1/8”gap around the pencil mark to allow for stretch in the patch when applied.
– Mix the adhesives as per the instructions that were supplied with the adhesives.
– Using a brush, apply an even, thin coat of adhesive to both the rear of the external device patch and the masked repair area, leave to dry for at least 20 minutes, apply a second and third coat, leaving each coat to dry for 2 minutes or until tacky, apply the patch carefully to the repair area.
– Smooth down the patch firmly using a seam roller or rounded object, working from the centre of the patch outwards, in order to remove air bubbles and ensure good contact.
– If the patch is not sticking in areas or air bubbles remain, then the area can be gently heated with a hot air gun or hairdryer and ‘re-worked.
– Remove the masking tape and clean off any excess adhesive with the Acetone to prevent unsightly brown stains.
– Place a smooth sided heavy weight on the patch and allow to ’cure’ for 24hours before reinflating to check that the repair has been successful and before re-launching the platform or device.