The quality built-in pillow and soft plush surface creates a cozy night’s sleep while the bed’s elevated height contributes to supreme comfort and stability. The built-in electric pump inflates and deflates with the touch of a button, easily adjusting to your desired level of firmness. Folds compactly for storage or travelBuilt-In Electric Pump Inflates and Deflates with the Touch of a ButtonBuilt-In Pillow for added Support and Bed-Like ComfortCarry Bag for convenient Storage and TransportElevated 19 in (48cm) height contributes to supreme Stability and ComfortFitted Sheets Tuck in EasilyRaised outer frame provides added stabilityWaterproof Flocked Sleeping Surface3-in-1 Valve for easy inflating and deflatingIndented sides help grip fitted sheetsRaised 16¾ 15.5 in x 18 in x 7 in Intex Recreation Corp. is dedicated to the safe use of all of its products. While all accidents cannot be prevented, practicing good safety habits, setting and following rules, carefully reading instruction manuals, and vigilant supervision can greatly reduce the likelihood of injury as well as reduce injury severity.
Please take the time to review the following information, and make use of the link provided, to assist in keeping you and your family safe from injury. Looking for more assembly information or product support? Find everything you need in our product support section. Looking for replacement parts for this product? How are the airbeds constructed? Can I use an airbed on my existing bedspring? Why doesn't the product measure out to the size stated on the box? INTEX airbeds state the approximate inflated size; Make sure the airbed is inflated before it is measured. Make sure to incorporate the bulge on whichever side you are measuring. All sizes are approximate which will be affected by the pressure, temperature and etc. You may get a measurement different than what is stated on the packaging due to the above.How to measure the size of airbed Since my airbed has flocking, how can I use the repair patch - it won't adhere to the flocking? The repair patch is designed for vinyl surfaces only.
However, fine sandpaper, or an emery board can be used to gently rub away the flocking. When that is complete, clean the area with nail polish removal solution so the repair patch will adhere to the bed. How to repair the airbed What type of valve does my airbed have? Does the INTEX airbed come with a warranty? How can I differentiate the valves? A Built-in Pump is a pump that is mounted inside of the airbed with the panel portion showing. A 3-in-1 (part# 10650) Valve has two "clips" on either side of the Valve Cap that allows for easy removal. A 2-in-1 (part #10651) Valve does not have "clips" and instead consists simply of a screw-on cap, and a plug that fits on top, and in the center of the cap itself. The Exhaust Valve Cap (part# 10043) and Plug (part# 10044) consists of a rubber stopper plug that is inserted first, while the screw-on cap is placed on top of the plug. The Double-Valve is a vinyl valve stem that is attached to the mattress and is reminiscent of a beach ball valve.
Can I use normal sheets for my INTEX airbed? Can I wash my airbed? What is the approximate weight capacity of INTEX airbeds? Can I use other brand's pump for inflating the airbeds? Will the Quick-Fill Rechargeable Pump inflate my airbed? Why won't my Quick-Fill Rechargeable Pump work? I turn it on and nothing happens. What is your suggestion on pump maintenance? If my airbed has a leak, how can I find it and patch it? First, make sure that the airbed is leaking. Stretching is a natural characteristic of new vinyl and the first few times you use the mattress, some stretching will occur suggesting that the mattress is losing air. It is simply stretching under your body weight and this is normal for the first few uses. To check the mattress for leaks, first make sure the valves are secure, replace it if necessary. You can also put liquid soap and water in a squirt bottle and spray on seams. If there is a leak it will bubble. (Laundry detergent and dishwasher detergent will not work; they do not have the "bubbling" effect)
After you find the leak, clean and dry the leaking area, remove the flocking with fine sand paper or an emery board, then apply the repair patch that comes with your airbed. Alternatively, you may purchase an Intex repair kit (#59632) for additional patches. What pump should I use with my airbed? I misplaced the transformer to my Quick-Fill Pump. Which transformer do I purchase to replace it? How can I inflate an airbed with 2-in-1 or 3-in-1 valve? Please refer to the Manual comes with your airbed or visit the following link for the video instruction. View all FAQ's for this productAir mattresses are commonly used as guest beds or for comfortable sleeping while camping in a tent. If you're ready to rest your weary head after a long day, and you find that your air mattress is leaking, you can fix it in just a few minutes. Find the patch kit included with your air mattress or purchase a suitable patch kit from a local retailer, and you'll soon have you air mattress leak free and ready for a good night's rest.
Inflate the air mattress and close all valves. Fill a spray bottle with water and add a few drops of liquid soap. Shake lightly to mix the soap and water. Spray the seams with the soap and water mixture. Bubbling indicates a leak. Dry the area with a soft cloth. Use fine-grit sandpaper or a nail file to remove any flocking around the leak. Mark the location of the leak with a small piece of tape. Deflate the air mattress. Remove the piece of tape and brush the liquid sealer included in the repair kit over the hole. Allow sealer to dry for 10 minutes and apply a second coat. Repeat to apply three to five coats of sealer. Cut one of the patches to size with a pair of scissors. Place the patch over the hole and brush sealer over the entire patch. Allow the sealer to fully dry before inflating the mattress. Intex Recreation: Frequently Asked QuestionsAir Mattress Beds: How to Finds Leaks in Air Mattress Beds Suggest an Article CorrectionMattress RepairFix Air MattressMattress TipsLatex MattressLeaky AirMattress WikihowPatch AirSmall LeakA SmallForwardHow to Patch a Leak in an Air Mattress -- a need to know when dealing with air mattresses