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(139PO) AP640R 6-C BUILT-IN ELECTRIC PUMP ENGLISH 4.875” X 7.25” 08/14/2011
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139PO) AP640R 6-C BUILT-IN ELECTRIC PUMP ENGLISH 4.875” X 7.25” 08/14/2011
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8. Lie down on the airbed to test the firmness.
9. If the sleeping surface is too hard, adjust the
firmness by turning the control dial
counterclockwise gradually until air starts to exit
through the air passage. See Fig (7). Turn the
control dial fully clockwise when the desired
firmness is achieved. See Fig (8). If the airbed
becomes too soft repeat step #5 thru #9 as
necessary.
Proper inflation of the airbed.
The ambient temperatures of air have an effect on the airbed internal pressure. At low ambient
temperature the air will contract within the airbed and the airbed will feel softer: add air as
necessary. At high ambient temperature the air within the airbed will expand significantly and
the airbed will become hard and may burst: release air to avoid damage to the airbed or to
soften the feel. Do not expose the airbed to extreme temperatures (hot or cold).
Stretching is a natural characteristic of new vinyl. During initial use, the airbed may become soft
and require additional inflation to maintain desired firmness. This is normal for the first few days
of use.
Dimensions shown are approximate and will vary due to the vinyl temperature and the air
temperature.
In no event shall Intex, their authorized agents or employees be liable for damages (such
as pin holes) to the airbed caused by negligence, ordinary wear and tear, abuse and
carelessness, or external forces.
IMPORTANT NOTE
DEFLATION
1. Turn the control dial counterclockwise until arrow points to deflation mark ( ). See
Fig (9).
2. Press "I" to switch ON. See Fig (5).
3. When the airbed is completely deflated, begin rolling the airbed from the foot of the
airbed towards the head of the airbed where the pump is located. See Fig (10).
4. When all air is removed from the airbed, press "O" to switch OFF. See Fig (6).
5. Turn the control dial fully clockwise. See Fig (11).
INFLATION OPTION
1. If electrical power is not available then a conventional
foot or manually operated air pump can be connected to
the control dial valve for inflation. See Fig (12).
2. Turn the control dial clockwise until arrow points to the
inflation mark ( ).
3. Insert air pump nozzle to the control dial valve to inflate
the airbed.
Inflate only with a low pressure inflator. Do not over inflate. Fill with cold air only.
IMPORTANT
STORAGE
1. Deflate the airbed following the "DEFLATION" instructions.
2. Turn the control dial counterclockwise until arrow points to deflation mark ( ). See
Fig (9).
3. Make sure the airbed is clean and dry.
4. Lay bed flat with sleeping surface facing upwards and follow the folding steps on Figs
(13 - 17). Fold the airbed loosely and avoid sharp bends, corners and creases which can
damage the airbed.
5. Turn the control dial fully clockwise. See Fig (11).
6. Place the airbed inside the storage bag and store in a dry, cool storage location.
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IG (7)
F
IG (8)
FIG (11)
FIG (10)
FIG (9)
F
IG (12)
FIG (13)
FIG (14)
FIG (15)
FIG (16) FIG (17)
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