Pyle SereneLife SLSUPB10 User manual

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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the SLSUPB10 - SLSUPB20. Please read this manual carefully before using this
product
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WHAT’S WHAT?
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Fins
Leash Plug
Air Valve Tie down Bungee Cords
Carrying Handle
SLSUPST15
Sup Seat
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GETTING STARTED
CONTENTS
• Paddle-Board
• Coiled Ankle Cuff Safety Leash
• Oar Paddle
• Manual Air Pump
• Patch Repair Accessory Kit
• Storage / Carry Bag
INFLATING THE SUP BOARD
1. Roll out the SUP board until it is laying flat with top side facing up.
2. Push the air valve down while at the same time twisting slightly. This will put the air valve in the up
position (Note: when the air valve is UP, air can only flow into the SUP board. When it is in the DOWN
position, air can flow in and out of the SUP board).
3. Attach the pump to the air valve with a half twist motion (clockwise).
4. Begin pumping air into the SUP board. Try to maintain proper posture and leverage while you pump
(Note: You can split the pump into parts--the pump, hose and valve--by screwing the ends together).
5. Remove the pump with a half twist motion (counter-clockwise).
6. Screw on the air valve cap.
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GETTING STARTED
SUP BOARD MR PUMP
Your SUP Board comes with a high pressure pump. This pressure pump, pumps low volume of air with each
pumping motion. It takes longer to fill the board with air, but allows the board to reach a higher air pressure.
This is good for achieving maximum performance from the board.
The SUP board air pump is also lubricated with oil. To ensure the life of the air pump, make sure the pump
is fully lubri-cated before and during each use. To lubricate the pump, simply open the top and place a few
drops of oil/grease on the gasket and tube. Take a second to clean the air filter, also located inside the top
of the pump.
THE PADDLE
Your board paddle comes in three pieces. To build the paddle, hold the button in while sliding the pieces
together until they click into place. The last section (top) of the paddle is adjustable.
To find the ideal height for your paddle, start by building the paddle so it is 6 inches taller than your own
height. From this point, adjust the top section up or down until the length is comfortable for you. A longer
paddle is better suited for a smooth, easier paddling motion. A shorter paddle is good for performance or
competition riding.
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GETTING STARTED
REPAIR KIT
If your board needs repair, use the patches in the repair kit and follow these steps:
1. Deflate the board completely, lay it flat and wait for it to dry.
2. Cut a patch that is 2 inches larger than the tear/rip all the way around.
3. Use alcohol to clean the repair area.
4. Apply three coats of adhesive to the patch and the board. Wait 5 minutes in between each coat.
5. Place the patch over the tear/rip. The adhesive will react quickly, so make sure the positioning is
precise/accurate. Use the roller to ensure the patch lies flat and even.
6. Wait 24 hours before re-inflating the board.
STORAGE
Having an inflatable SUP board makes portability and storage very easy. Here are some simple suggestions
if you plan on traveling with your SUP board.
• Avoid storing your SUP board in direct sunlight.
• If you have to store your board inflated between uses, attach your pump to make sure the board is carrying
the correct air pressure.
• Do not roll up the board too tight when storing it while deflated.
• If fins become bent, place them in boiling water and use heat (e.g. hairdryer) to bend them back into
position.
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APPENDIX
FOR YOUR SAFETY
• Check your board and equipment before going in the water.
• Try to avoid going on the water alone.
• Always have a mode of communicating while on the water.
• Check weather conditions and tide before going out to ride.
• Avoid paddling when winds are blowing away from shore.
• Be aware of tide and water flow and how it will affect your traveling time.
• Wear wetsuits or drysuits.
• Always wear a life jacket or some sort of floatation device.
• Always wear your board leash.
• Take a first aid course and always travel with first aid equipment.
• Avoid traveling with the board if you cannot swim.
• Do not go out on the water if you have been drinking or are under the influence of drugs.
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