Advanced Elements AIRFUSION EVO AE1042 Bedienungsanleitung

OWNER’S MANUAL

MODEL AE1042

PATENTED

IMPORTANT

AIRFUSION EVO

INFLATABLE KAYAK

IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING.

AFTER READING THIS MANUAL, SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

ADVANCED ELEMENTS, INC 2022 REV 04-2022

1 PERSON KAYAK

INTRODUCTION

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Designed in California, our goal at Advanced Elements is to develop new

and unique paddlesports products that enhance our customers’ outdoor

experience. Our focus is on designing and manufacturing “Inatable kayaks

with cutting edge technology” and providing excellent customer service. We

are deep rooted in product development with patented technology, striving

to develop inatable kayaks, iSUPs, and paddlesports accessories that excel

in performance, quality, and portability. All of our products have been

designed to give paddlers the tools they need at the value that they deserve.

We feel that it is extremely important to make sure that our customers are

having the best experience possible. One of the ways we do this is by a

passionate focus on customer support. It is the feedback from our customers

that has allowed us to excel and continue to grow over the years.

Our oces, near San Francisco California, are not only where we conceive of

and design our innovative products, but also where you will nd our

excellent Customer Service team that is ready to answer any questions you

might have about our products and oer premier product support.

We hope to see you someday soon, on the water!

Sincerely,

The Advanced Elements Team

AirFusionTM EVO Inatable Kayak Owner’s Manual

TABLE OF CONTENT

1. Caution – Safety Warning........................................................4

1.1 Boating Safety...................................................................5

2. Specifications .............................................................................6

2.1 Capacity.............................................................................6

2.2 Features..............................................................................6

3. Assembly/Inflating/Deflation Instruction...........................7

3.1 Assembly...........................................................................7

3.2 Set up .................................................................................9

3.3 Understanding your valves..........................................13

3.4 Inflation ...........................................................................14

3.5 Deflation and break down............................................15

3.6 Folding.............................................................................16

4. Guidelines For Usage .............................................................17

5. Proper Care And Storage.......................................................17

6. Repairs......................................................................................18

6.1 Repairing Small Punctures And Cuts Using The

Peel-And-Stick Patch .....................................................18

6.2 Repairing Pinholes.........................................................18

7. Troubleshooting ......................................................................18

Manufacturer’s Statement Of Origin (MSO)...........................20

Declaration Of Conformity........................................................21

Limited Warranty........................................................................22

Section 2 : Français

1. CAUTION – SAFETY WARNING

Users of this product agree by their use to accept the inherent risks involved in this paddlesports

activity and agree to follow all instructions, cautions, and warnings carefully before using this

kayak.

(PLEASE READ CAUTION STATEMENT CAREFULLY)

Advanced Elements, inc.

TOLL FREE 866-262-9076

• Not intended for Commercial Use.

• Never use a compressor or compressed air to inate as it could result in damage or injury.

• Do not transport a fully inated boat or leave it on the beach. Heat from the sun or an increase

in elevation can lead to over-ination and damage.

• Do not over-inate, as it can damage the kayak or cause injury.

Please read this entire manual for additional safety information. Please pay close attention to

items marked DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT, NOTICE, NEVER, and

ALWAYS.

AirFusionTM EVO Inatable Kayak Owner’s Manual

1.1 BOATING

This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury

hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury

or death.

The precautions listed in this manual and on the craft are not all-inclusive. If a procedure,

method, tool or part is not specically recommended, you must satisfy yourself that it is safe

for you and others, and that the craft will not be damaged or made unsafe as a result of your

decision. REMEMBER – always use common sense when paddling YOUR KAYAK!

2. SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions:

Length: 400 cm (13 ft)

Width: 61 cm (24 in)

Weight: 32 lbs (14.5 kg)

Max. Person Capacity: 235 lbs (107 kg)

Max. Persons & Gear Capacity: 235 lbs (107 kg)

Recommended Pressure:

Main chambers: 6.0 psi (0.41 bar)

Thwart chambers: 1.0-1.5 psi (0.07-0.10 bar)

2.1 CAPACITY

The person/load capacity is determined by the availability of proper seating on the kayak.

Acceptable seating determines the number of passengers, not the overall load capacity.

WARNING: Do not exceed the certied maximum capacities under any circumstances.

Overloading will reduce freeboard and increase the likelihood of swamping, especially in heavy

seas. Overloading causes handling to become sluggish, making it dicult to react quickly.

2.2 FEATURES

Performance: Aluminum Frame and high pressure air chambers provide a hull speed comparable

to a hard-shell

Quick set up: Compared to Frame and Skin Kayaks, high pressure air chambers reduce frame

parts for faster set-up time.

Durable: Heavy-duty outer skin for extreme puncture resistance

Style: Because of the narrow beam, it paddles like a rigid hard-shell kayak

Portability: No roof rack needed! Pack in the trunk of your car or y it to remote destinations.

AirFusionTM EVO Inatable Kayak Owner’s Manual

3. ASSEMBLY/INFLATING/DEFLATION INSTRUCTION

3.1 ASSEMBLY

Your kayak comes from the factory pre-assembled with the Bow and Stern Ribs, and Main

ination Chambers in place.

The rest of the kayak components will be with the kayak, but not installed; these include:

1. Front and rear inatable thwarts: 1 each

2. Foam Floor x1

3. Seat x1

4. Pole #1 x1

5. Pole #2 x1

6. Locking Sleeve #3 x1

7. Pole #4

Figure 1 on next page.

Bungee Deck

Lacing

Inatable coaming for

spray skirt attachment

Rubber molded

handle

Molded

end cap

Zipper Lips

D-ring gear tiedowns

Adjustable foot

brace/thwart

Drop-stitch Air Chambers

Access Hatch to below

deck storage compartment

Hybrid frame design

Molded

end cap

1. Your AirFusion™ kayak comes direct from the factory with the Bow and Stern Ribs, as well as

the main ination tubes already installed. However, should you take your kayak apart, you

will need to place the bow and Stern Ribs into each end of the kayak and secure the bottom of

them into place using the Velcro loops at the bottom position.

2. With the main air chambers deated, insert each into the outer cover, making sure the valves

are facing inwards. Also, note that each chamber has markings at the ends that indicate proper

placement and orientation within the outer cover.

3. Align the Velcro patches on the outer side of the chambers with the Velcro patches on the inner

side walls of the outer cover and connect them together.

See gure 2 on next page.

Figure 1

AirFusionTM EVO Inatable Kayak Owner’s Manual

3.2 SET UP

1) Familiarize yourself with the dierent assembly parts.

a) All the assembly poles have a number marked on them at one end.

b) The front Thwart or “air bag” is much larger than the rear Thwart. The front end of the

thwart (this is the portion that will face the bow of the kayak) is smaller than the back

end (the portion that you will brace your feet against)

c) The rear thwart or “air bag” is much smaller than the front Thwart. The front end of the

thwart (this is the end that will face the stern of the kayak) is slightly smaller than the

back end (the portion that will be directly behind your seat).

2) Assemble the frame poles by interlocking the shock corded ends together.

3) Install the Foam Floor. The Foam Floor should be placed with the wider end at the cockpit.

You can use the front thwart alignment line, printed on the inside of the kayak, to align the

front end of the oor. Make sure that the Velcro loop on the hull of the kayak comes up

through the hole in the oor. See gure 3.

4) Once the poles are assembled and the oor is installed, begin by inserting pole #1 into the

sleeve on the bottom of the front thwart (leave deated) making sure that the numbered end

of the pole is at the back end of the front thwart. See Figure 4.

Figure 3

Foam Floor

placement

Figure 2

Figure 3

5) Install pole #1 into the front end of the kayak connecting it with the bottom portion of the

Bow Rib. The pole should be placed on top of the foam oor and the numbered end of the

pole should be at the cockpit of the kayak. See Figure 5.

a) Tip: Connect pole #1 with the Bow Rib through the zipper on the deck at the front end of

the kayak.

6) Insert pole #2 into the sleeve on the bottom of the rear thwart (leave deated) making sure

that the numbered end of the pole is at the back end of the Rear Thwart. See Figure 6.

DETAIL A

Push button

Pole #1

Figure 4

Figure 5

Front of thwart.

Face towards bow.

Front zipper

access

Bow Rib

Pole #1

Front of thwart.

Face towards stern.

Figure 6

Figure 7

Rear Hatch

access

Pole #2

Stern Rib Pole #2

DETAIL A

Push button

Pole #1

Figure 4

Figure 5

Front of thwart.

Face towards bow.

Front zipper

access

Bow Rib

Pole #1

Figure 5

Figure 4

Figure 6

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