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Set Up
1. Locate a clean, flat area of approximately 15 ft. in diameter that is
free of hard obstructions, abrasive materials, and sharp objects.
Carefully spread out the tube so the graphics and mesh surface
are facing up.
2. For quick inflation, unscrew the valve body from the base.
3. Using an 110V inflator/deflator or large volume
hand pump, inflate until yellow indicator is
between the A and B marks on the inflation
gauge. Quickly screw in valve body. To top off,
unscrew top valve cap only and add air. To
reduce the amount of air in the tube, turn the
lower main valve body approximately 1 full turn
counter clockwise or until you hear air escaping.
Note: refer to step 4 if the tube feels too soft or
you are unsure whether the gauge is working properly.
4. DO NOT OVERINFLATE! Inflate only until the jump surface is
taut and the bouncer tube reaches a vertical height of
approximately 28" high for the O-Zone Plus and 36" high for the
O-Zone XL Plus.
5. Inflate boarding platform until it becomes firm. Do not over inflate
by continuing to inflate beyond this point. Note: a firm platform
will be easier to board than a soft one.
Note: Some wrinkles may remain in the tube at this proper
pressure and will lessen over time. It is normal for the air
pressure within the tube to fluctuate depending on air and water
temperatures. It may be necessary to check and release some air
pressure from your product throughout the day.
6. Although the O-Zone Plus is not intended to be anchored
continuously for any length of time, a day-use anchor bag is
included. Simply fill the anchor bag with sand from the lake shore
or lake bottom. This will create a 40-lb. anchor that can be
emptied and rinsed after each use.
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