RAVE Water Sports Equipment User Manual
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1. Pontoon Slide Owner s Manual Introduction Water sports can be safe and fun for all levels of enthusiasts The Owner s Manual is presented to enhance your enjoyment of the sport It is intended to alert you to some of the potentially dangerous conditions that can arise in all water Sports Please take a few minutes to read this manual before assembling and using the product Although the product is simple to use this manual contains important safety information that you and all users must understand to safely enjoy the Pontoon Slide If you have any questions regarding this product please call RAVE Sports at 1 800 659 0790 or visit www ravesports com Please have the serial number from your product ready when you Call AWARNING UNSAFE USE OF THE PONTOON SLIDE CAN RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH To reduce the risk of injury read and follow all instructions and warnings in this manual Do not use this product unless you understand and accept the risk of injury involved with this activity Safety Rules and Information Read and understand all of the information contained in this owner s manual before assembling and using your product Make sure that everyone who uses the product is provided with and understands these safety rules and information The Pontoon Slide is designed to be used only on pontoon boats in large bodies of water with depths of at least 8 feet of water Do not use or allow anyone else to use2. and rotate counter clockwise Note It is normal for the air pressure within the tube to fluctuate depending on air and water temperatures It may be necessary to increase or decrease the air pressure in your product accordingly To avoid damage on extremely hot days it may be necessary to check and release the air pressure from your product throughout the day i Attach the upper black straps to the top of pontoon side rail The strap should run straight down from the side of the slide to the rail Wrap the strap around railing up through the center of the buckle and then back down through the front of the buckle Loosely attach both buckles then pull tight on both sides so the slide is secure and cannot rock side to side Attach the lower straps of the Slide through the nearest vertical bar on railing The bar should be a maximum of 54 inches and a minimum of 16 inches away from the side of the slide Wrap end of long strap around vertical bar on railing and then back through the buckle Repeat for each side and pull taught Ensure the slide is firm and stable before using If necessary add air or adjust straps To Slide Before sliding wet slide surface with water Sliding on a dry Surface can cause burns to the skin Climb up slide using hand and foot holds Use top handles when transitioning from the climbing position to a seated position Always slide feet first Ensure water is clear of obstructions a
3. d first or attempt other acrobatic maneuvers on the product No pushing or shoving persons while on Pontoon Slide Do not climb up the Pontoon Slide to exit the water Use boarding ladder on the pontoon Never jump from top of Pontoon Slide stay in a seated position at all times Never use the product while tired or fatigued Use extreme caution while swimming around the pontoon boat Always inspect the areas around and under the product before each use to ensure the water is deep enough and free of all rocks logs sand bars and underwater obstructions and that the product is a safe distance from above water hard objects Ask about local water conditions before using the product in unfamiliar water When not in use deflate Pontoon Slide and store ina secure area Never leave slide inflated and unattended Inspect your product for any worn defective or missing parts and replace or repair before using e Use the Pontoon Slide only under mature knowledgeable adult supervision IMPORTANT FOR PONTOON BOAT USE ONLY DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE ON DECKBOATS RUNABOUTS FISHING BOATS OR OTHER CRAFT BEFORE ASSEMBLING OR USING YOUR SLIDE MAKE SURE YOUR PONTOON MEETS THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA 1 A secure side railing with a height of 21 30 inches from the deck to the top of railing 2 Vertical rail supports that are 16 54 inches on both sides of the intended slide mounting location 3 Minimum 30 inches width clearance so the sli
4. de can rest Squarely on the pontoon deck NOTE The gate itself can be smaller than this See page 6 for further explanation 167 54 167 54 Bi Verbal Hapri ie heli Hip 21 Hh Site Puni Isyour Boat Compatible These criteria must be met in order for the pontoon slide to be securely fastened to the pontoon If your boat does not meet these criteria do not attempt to use the product Assembling your Pontoon Slide Step 1 Make sure the side gate and railing of pontoon boat are free of sharp objects your water depth is at a minimum of 8 feet and the pontoon is securely anchored Ensure the railing is secure and stable with a height between 21 to 30 inches Do not use if your railing does not meet these e requirements ae Place deflated Pontoon Slide over locked side gate of the pontoon boat The climbing portion should be on the inside of the boat and the slide portion should be draped over the outside of the boat 3 It is preferred for the slide to be ca attached to the side with more of a confined space such as between a seat and driver s console as shown The minimum width clearance you will need is 30 inches Note the slide will be tight at this dimension 34 is preferred for normal clearance Step 2 Connect the pump provided with the Pontoon Slide to the battery of your pontoon The red clip of the pump should connect to the positive terminal red the black clip sh
5. nd other people before going down slide Deflating your Pontoon Slide Step 1 Loosen all connection straps from railing Step 2 3 Tip slide into boat or leave draped e over side gate Deflate slide by moving _ the hose to the deflation port on the _ side of the air pump Once all air is removed make sure slide is completely dry for storage Make sure to disconnect inflator from battery after use Deflation port Roll up slide and stow under seat or other storage compartment When stowing the slide be sure to avoid any sharp edges that could potentially puncture the material Cleaning and Storage When the inflatable product is not being used store it ina covered shaded area This will help protect it against ultraviolet UV rays and extend the life of the product Clean the inflatable completely with a mild soap and fresh water NEVER USE PETROLEUM BASED PRODUCTS OR SOLVENTS FOR CLEANING NEVER USE A POWER WASHER SINCE THE HIGH PRESSURE WATER WILL DAMGE THE TUBE BEYOND REPAIR For storage roll the product loosely and place ina container preferably one that rodents can t chew through Secure against unauthorized and unsupervised use Store in a cool dry location Do not store product directly on concrete surface Place mothballs around stored inflatable to keep mice and insects away Troubleshooting Air chambers won t hold air e Check to make sure all valves are comple
6. ould connect to the negative terminal black Make sure clips are securely fastened to the battery terminals A CAU TIO NI Electri shack e Use caution when connecting inflator to battery to avoid sparks or shock e Ensure hands are dry when connecting disconnecting clips to battery e Connect one clip at a time Use the skinny nozzle on the inflator to inflate the slide rails first Once the rails are inflated moisten the plug and insert fully so it is flush with the surface Locate the main valve and remove cap A Special inflation adaptor is included with this product Simply lock the adaptor onto the end of the inflation hose and insert into the valve body Turn turn to lock in place NOTE This inflation adaptor will automatically open the valve when inserted and will close the valve when removed You do not need to manually open close the valve when using this special adaptor Inflate the main chamber of the slide until it is firm Properly inflated the slide will be firm and will not buckle during use ACAUTION DO NOT OVER INFLATE Do not exceed 2 PSI if filling with compressed air Excessive pressure can cause the tube to rupture with potentially damaging force to eyes ears skin and limbs Use of an air compressor or over inflation can rupture the tube beyond repair thus voiding the warranty To manually open valve depress the stem and rotate clockwise To close valve depress the stem
7. tely closed e Check for holes in the slide following the procedures in the Repairs section Repairs For Minor Holes or Tears Inflate the slide and locate the leak by spraying the tube with soapy water Bubbles will appear where there is a leak Determine the hole size and cut a circular patch 1 inch wider than the hole Remove air from the tube and dry tube completely where the patch is to be applied Peel off paper back from patch apply repair patch to area and work out any air bubbles from beneath the patch Apply weight to the patched area for one hour before re inflating RAVE Sports Raft Water Sports
8. the product on Runabouts Deck Boats fishing boats etc Also do not use on land or any other hard surface or in swimming pools Choose a location for your product that is most protected from wind of sufficient water depth and free of obstructions above and below the water for at least 20 feet in all directions Always mount Pontoon Slide to side gate areas Never mount slide off the front of the Pontoon Make sure gate is closed and locked securely Always wear a U S Coast Guard approved Type III PFD personal floatation device when using the product Never use the product after sunset before dawn or any other time in poor lighting conditions Never use the product in rough surface water conditions during storms or when there is lightning If an unexpected storm arises while using the product seek shelter on shore Do not stay on the product Never use the product under the influence of alcohol or drugs Always stay under control while using the product Always make sure water near slide entry is clear of Swimmers or other obstructions Never swim or play under the Pontoon Slide This product is not a towable Stop motor when ready to use Pontoon Slide Never have slide inflated and or attached while motor is running or boat is in motion Do not allow more than one person up to 200 Ibs to slide and or climb on the slide at one time Exceeding this may result in injury Never slide down the Pontoon Slide hea
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