Instruction Manual

AdvancedFrame™ Convertible Inatable Kayak Owner’s Manual

PROBLEM

Kayak still loses air.

Tube is kinked or

bent in.

The n is bent.

The oor has formed

a large bubble.

Water in the kayak.

The kayak dris to

one side.

SOLUTION

If you have checked all the previous possible reasons for the kayak

losing air, then there may be a pinhole or a puncture somewhere on the

tube. Pull tube from outer covers. Inate. If you cannot see or hear

where a leak may be, take a clean rag with soapy water and begin rub-

bing the tube. If a hole is present, bubbles will continually form. Repair

using repair kit. If it is a very small pinhole, a dab of the glue may be

sucient.

The tube just needs to be adjusted. When kayak is fully deated try ad-

justing the position of the tube inside of the outer shell. Then reinate.

Aer inating the kayak, turn upside down and leave out in sun for ap-

proximately ten minutes. Fin will conform to its original shape. Even if

it is slightly bent, it will not aect the kayaks performance.

If two of the ridges in the oor have formed one large one, the I-beam

has come apart. This is caused by over ination. It cannot be repaired.

It is important to take all over ination warnings very seriously.

There will almost always be a lile water in the kayak. One reason is the

water drips o of the paddle and into the kayak. Another is some will

puddle up on the deck and leak through the zipper. Make sure that the

deck lis are fully inated so a puddle does not form. You can also get

a spray skirt from our accessories list from a dealer. This will help keep

the inside of the kayak dry as well as you.

A kayak will always head in the direction of your last stroke. The longer

the kayak the less this is usually noticed. If it is driing in the opposite

direction, the oor may not be aligned. Make sure that the oor is prop-

erly centered inside the kayak cover. If the oor is o-center it will cause

uneveness in the kayak.