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INFLATION: VALVES & PUMPS (continued)
Adjust the pressure dial
to read 3.2 PSI which is
the operating pressure
of your Sea Eagle. PSI
is marked in red on the
dial. Never turn the dial
when the device is
under pressure as this
will immediately cause
the instrument to break.
Connect the quick con-
nector at the end of the
power cord into the
quick connector at-
tached to the pump.
To connect the pump to
a 12V battery, use the
cord with alligator clips
at the end of the exten-
sion cord. Connect the
red clip to the positive
pole and the black clip
to the negative pole.
CAUTION: Cross con-
necting wires could
damage the pump and
boat.
If you ordered the
portable battery, con-
nect the battery to the
quick connector onto
the pump.
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To charge the portable
battery, plug it into the
charger and then plug
the charger into a
household electrical
outlet. The light on the
battery charger will blink
red until fully charged.
When it is fully charged
the light will be a solid
green.
Keep the pump in its
carry bag to make
transportation easier
and to protect the pump
from sand which could
jam it. The carry bag
has compartments for
the pump, battery hose.
Press the ON button to
begin inflation. The
pump operates in two
stages which can be
identified by the noise of
the turbine at the start,
followed by the piston.
The pump automati-
cally stops once the
pressure is reached.
Air compressors that
are designed for other
uses like tire inflation
(usually around 50 PSI)
can easily harm your
Sea Eagle which works
at a much lower pres-
sure of 3.2 PSI. For this
reason we recommend
only using Sea Eagle
pumps.
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