Aquaglide CYCLONE WHEEL Owner's Manual page 6

ASSEMBLY
Inflatable Products – Aquaglide makes some of the highest quality inflatable products in the world.
With proper care and maintenance, our products are expected to last for years under normal use. We list
important tips and instructions below. If unsure about any point, please reach us through our website at
Aquaglide.com/contact-us.
Note: see Anchoring instructions (below) before inflating this item. Strong winds can make it difficult to
control this product. Be aware of weather conditions before installation.
Air Pump - Use an air pump recommended for inflating your product. For products this size, use of
a high-volume electrical pump is best. Air pressure requirements are low – 5.0psi (0,35bar) or less. Air
compressors designed for high-pressure inflation are not recommended because they can easily lead to
over-inflation.
A
Valve(s) – This product uses Halkey Roberts – type (HR) valves. Valve attaches to
product using a threaded backing plate making it easily replaceable in the unlikely
event of damage.
Access valve using a coin or flat tool to twist the tamper-resistant cap counter-clock-
wise. To close, insert the cap and twist clockwise using the same
B
tool. Note: cap is the secondary air seal. See A.
To inflate, an air pump with Halkey Roberts – type (HR) valve fitting is
required. Insert fitting into valve and twist clockwise to lock in place.
See B.
C
Valve Operation: To operate Halkey Roberts – type (HR) valve,
press plunger and turn 90 degrees to set valve for inflate and product
use (plunger out = 1-way airflow). Press plunger and turn 90 degrees
to deflate (plunger in = 2-way airflow). Note: valve is primary air seal.
After inflation, close with cap for secondary seal. See C.
Inflate (1-way) Deflate (2-way)
Proper Working Pressure for each chamber is listed below. Do not overfill or underfill. Excessive pressure
can cause damage to the product and may void the warranty. Do not use without adequate air pressure.
Product can become unstable if underfilled and may not support indicated capacity. Use a pressure gauge
(manometer) to carefully monitor air pressure in the product especially during hot or cool periods.
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