Heimplanet FISTRAL Beschreibung Seite 6

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01 LOCATE THE REPAIR OPENING
You can find the repair opening at the end of each strut.
02 OPEN VELCRO CLOSURE AT THE END OF THE STRUT
Open the Velcro to access the inner TPU bladder.
03 REMOVE THE ONE PUMP CONNECTORS AND VALVES
Remove the rubber tubes and plastic rings from the
One-Pump Connectors, unscrew the valve and press
them out.
04 ATTACH A STRING TO THE ONE PUMP CONNECTOR
Then attach a string (or use one of the guy lines) to the
One-Pump Connector farthest from the repair opening.
05 PULL OUT THE BLADDER CAREFULLY
Pull the bladder out of the outer sleeve carefully – the
string will be automatically guided into the outer sleeve.
Use the string to reinsert the bladder after repair.
06 REPAIR/EXCHANGE THE BLADDER
Now you can repair the hole with the self-adhesive
patches provided in the repair kit. Cut a patch with
rounded corners out of the repair material that is appro-
ximately 2 cm larger on all sides than the damaged
area. If necessary, replace the damaged bladder with
a new one.
PLEASE
NOTE
IF THE OUTER SLEEVE IS DAMAGED
If the outer sleeve of a strut is damaged, it should be replaced immediately.
Otherwise, you might damage the inner bladder. In this case, unfasten the
Velcro closure on the corners and at the bottom so you can remove and replace
the entire strut.
The IDG is made of especially robust materials.
However, if the outer sleeve or inner bladder
is damaged, you can replace or patch it just
as you would a flat tire on a bike.
If the bladder is punctured, it can easily be
removed through the repair opening at the end of
each strut.
07 REINSERT THE BLADDER CAREFULLY
Take great care not to twist the bladder when reinser-
ting. Twisting the bladder can lead to damage when
pumping it up. After the bladder has been reinserted,
turn the end and closing piece into the end of the strut.
08 CLOSE THE VELCRO
Be sure to securely fasten the Velcro inside the strut
opening.
09 INFLATE THE BLADDER SLOWLY
After the bladder has been inserted, make sure it fills
out the space inside the strut completely. Then slowly
fill the bladder with air, taking care that it is positioned
correctly. If the bladder is not positioned correctly (e.g.
bladder is twisted or bladder does not fill out the space
inside the strut completely), remove it and reinsert it
correctly.