Cleaning And Care; Repair And Maintenance; Repairing The Valve - Mistral HG06954 Montage-, Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

Do not drag the product over hard and abra-
sive surfaces before storing it.
Ensure there is no sand or gravel in the folds
of the board . This could cause abrasion or
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holes during storage.
Check the product for wear or ageing after it
has been stored for an extended period.
Storing the board rolled up in cold weather
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for extended periods can cause tears in the
material.

Cleaning and care

Do not use aggressive cleaning agents, brushes
with metal or nylon bristles or sharp or metal
objects such as knives.
Only use mild cleaning agents.
Clean the board after every use, with the
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valve closed.
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Remove the US fin per chapter "Removing
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the US fin".
Place the board on a clean, dry and even
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surface.
Rinse the board and US fin
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water and mild soap to remove salt crystals,
grains of sand and other particles.
Wipe the board down with a dry, soft cloth.
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Then allow the board
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thoroughly.

Repair and maintenance

Carry out any repairs in
a well ventilated location and avoid inhaling
toxic fumes. Avoid contact with the skin or the
eyes. Keep all repair supplies (glue, solvent,
etc.) out of the reach of children.
Never glue the seams. The
seams can only be repaired by the manufacturer
of the board .
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Never repair large holes yourself. You can
repair small holes with the included repair kit.
with fresh
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and US fin to dry
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Check the board
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tears before every use. If air escapes from the
board , it may be due to a leaking valve
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defective valve
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board .
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Repairing the valve

Proceed as follows to check valves
Turn the valve cap
move it from the valve
Ensure there is no sand or other foreign objects
in the valve .
1a
Close the valve .
1a
Turn the valve cap
move it from the valve
Place the valve wrench
until it covers the entire valve
Tighten the valve cap
Close the valve
1a
Fully inflate the board
Close the valve .
1a
Pour soapy water over the area around the
valve . If bubbles do not form, the valve
1a
is tight. If bubbles form around the valve
air is escaping. The valve
be tightened or replaced.
Tightening the valve
Never use the valve wrench
to tighten the valve if the board
1a
ised. Injuries may otherwise occur.
Place the valve wrench
until it covers the entire valve
valve , turning clockwise.
1a
Repeat the bubble test.
If bubbles form around the valve
ening, it needs to be replaced.
Replacing the valve (Fig. D):
1a
Place the valve wrench
until it covers the entire valve.
Unscrew the valve cap
remove the defective valve
seat.
for pressure loss, holes or
or a hole in the actual
for leaks:
1a
anti-clockwise and re-
1e
.
1a
anti-clockwise and re-
1e
.
1a
over the valve
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.
1a
, turning clockwise.
1e
with the valve cap .
1e
.
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1a
either needs to
1a
(Fig. D):
1a
is pressur-
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over the valve
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. Tighten the
1a
after tight-
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over the valve
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anti-clockwise and
1e
from the valve
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GB
,
1a
1a
,
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