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Summary of Contents for Human Protection CloudCuddle Junior
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
INTRODUCTION General General The CloudCuddle Junior is an inflatable 'bed tent' that prevents people from falling out of bed or Safety warning stops them from climbing out of bed. It turns a standard single bed + mattress into a safe sleeping Features place in just minutes. Parents and carers can use the CloudCuddle Junior for a wide range of purposes: SPECIFICATIONS • At home; • When staying with family and friends; Parts of the CloudCuddle •... -
Page 3: Features
C. Features • Pets: Keep pets away from the CloudCuddle to avoid damage. • Sharp objects and fire: Do not place the CloudCuddle next to hard or sharp objects or near fire. Keep sharp objects or toys with sharp edges out of the CloudCuddle. Product • Checking the cover: Always check the parts of the cover for any defects and, if any, have them • Foldable bed tent repaired by us in good time. Comformity •... -
Page 4: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS A. Parts of the CloudCuddle attached to the frame. NEVER accidentally open them when the CloudCuddle is inflated. The strings should be fastened to the frame loops (r3, photo 9a). Do not touch these strings and do not pull them! They are connected to the inner tube through a small opening (O, photo 9a). By pulling them, Cover Frame you may inadvertently pull out the inner tube, damaging it. Sheet (Photo 14) Pump (Photo 12) 1. Cover (tube sleeve-mesh-mattress cover) 1.1 Tube sleeve (protects the inflatable frame) (photo 1) Coloured 'legs' c./d. White 'socks' (one with an opening near the valve) Opening for the valve Valve cover (with Velcro) photo 2 Snap button (to close the cover at the top) ( Two zips in different colours: blue with blue pullers (to open the tube sleeve), and white with Photo 1: Photo 2: white pullers (to open the mesh) Tensioning straps with a buckle for fastening the CloudCuddle to the bed frame (there is a tensioning strap at each leg). -
Page 5: Technical Specifications
C. Labels Explanation of symbols Photo 9a: Manufacturer Keep dry Manufacturing date Please refer to the manual for Photo 9: Country of origin instructions for use Photo 12: Photo 11: Catalogue number Warning Serial number Medical device Photo 13: Photo 14: B. Technical specifications Keep away from sunlight Maximum weight •... -
Page 6: Pump Instructions
III. PUMP INSTRUCTIONS A. Type of pump Use the hand pump provided with the CloudCuddle and follow the instructions on the sticker. B. Use First check that the tube clamps are open (the clamps are located under the cover at the intersection of the tubes) (photo 15). Connect the hose to the pump on the side marked INFLATE (photo 16). Attach the other side to the valve with the right coupling (photo 17) (photo 18, 19). The pressure in the tubes should be 0.45 bar (*6.5psi). You have reached this pressure when you can no longer depress the tubes. -
Page 7: Setting Up And Dismantling The Cloudcuddle
IV. SETTING UP AND DISMANTLING THE CLOUDCUDDLE Check the instruction video on our website (www.cloudcuddle.com, under 'product/use'). The instruction video is not a substitute for the manual, but is provided for purposes of illustration and as a supplement. A. Setting up the CloudCuddle Remove the CloudCuddle from the bag and roll it out. Open the tube cover and check that the frame zips are closed (figures A and B). Always do this while the frame is deflated. Never open the frame zips when the frame is inflated. -
Page 8: Maintenance And Storage
Squeeze as much air out of the tubes as possible by rolling up the CloudCuddle from the end of the legs. Make sure that the leg with the open air valve remains free, otherwise the air cannot get out. If necessary, watch the instruction video on the website (under 'product/use'). Checks when dismantling the CloudCuddle • You let the air out by unscrewing the rear valve cap (round with a serrated edge). Please note that the air in the tubes is pressurised and will be released with a loud pop when you unscrew the cap. -
Page 9: Washing Instructions For The Cover/Sheet And Reuse
WASHING INSTRUCTIONS COVER/SHEET AND REUSE A. Cleaning instructions • Remove the frame from the cover. • Detergent: all detergents suitable for washing clothes and linens are suitable for washing the CloudCuddle sheets and the CloudCuddle cover. • The sheet can be unzipped and washed separately. •... -
Page 10: Washing The Entire Cloudcuddle Cover
D. Placing the frame in the cover Zipping up the cover: • Make sure the CloudCuddle has some slack at the corners, by loosening the straps at the corners and partly sliding the CloudCuddle off the mattress. You will find it much easier to get around the Once the cover is clean and dry, you can place the inflatable tubes in the cover again. bend with the zip. Fully unzip the cover and place each individual tube into the cover. Start with the leg with the • Then fold the CloudCuddle cover back around each corner of the mattress and fasten the air valve. Insert the bottom of the inflatable tube all the way into the bottom of the white 'sock' (photo 34) and zip up the cover. -
Page 11: Tips And Advice
VI. TIPS AND ADVICE VII. TROUBLESHOOTING Before the CloudCuddle’s first use • Is the CloudCuddle deflating? Check that the valve is properly closed. Both the valve ring (rear • Always test the CloudCuddle beforehand to assess whether it is suitable for your situation. serrated ring) and the sealing cap should not let air through. • The first time you set up the CloudCuddle the inflatable frame may still needs to 'adjust' in the • Does a tube not inflate while pumping it up or not deflate while dismantling the CloudCuddle? cover. One of the legs may also be twisted. Adjust this, where necessary, and arrange the cover Check whether the tube clamps (at the intersection of the inflatable tubes) are open. around it. Give the cover slack, where necessary, by letting out some air and then inflating the • Is the mesh stuck in the zip? Gently slide up the zip and carefully remove the mesh from the zip. frame again. - Page 12 FITS IN AN OVERNIGHT BAG AND IS EASY TO TRANSPORT Human Protection B.V. UK Responsible Person For UK: SpaceSaverBeds UKCA Experts Ltd. England&Wales: 01905 347538 Droogdokkeneiland 4, 5026 SR Tilburg, The Netherlands Dept 302, 43 Owston Road Scotland: 01738 310687 info@cloudcuddle.com - www.cloudcuddle.com Carcroft, Doncaster, DN6 8DA info@spacesaverbeds.co.uk - www.spacesaverbeds.co.uk United Kingdom Date of revision: 24-09-2024 Version: 2.01...
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