Luxury Inflatable Airbed - ViVo Technologies T/A Vivo Mounts

Thanks to the powerful built-in pump, the airbed can be fully inflated or deflated within 3 to 5 minutes, depending on the desired firmness and size of the airbed.

The airbed is made with weatherproof materials, meaning it can withstand light moisture and outdoor conditions. However, it is not designed to be submerged in water or left in heavy rain.

Info needed: [Weight capacity information is not provided in the product description. Please refer to the product manual or Vivo Mounts' official website for specific weight limits.]

While the airbed is designed for the convenience of its built-in pump, most models include a secondary valve that may be compatible with some external manual or electric pumps. Check your product manual for specifics.

Info needed: [Please check the product packaging or Vivo Mounts' website for details on whether a repair patch kit is included with your purchase.]

While durable, the airbed's surface can be vulnerable to punctures from pet claws or teeth. For optimal longevity, it is generally recommended to keep pets off the airbed.

Ensure the power cord for the built-in pump is securely plugged into a working electrical outlet. Check that the pump switch is set to 'Inflate' and that no external valves are open. Inspect the pump's air intake for any obstructions.

First, re-check that the main inflation valve is completely sealed. Then, inspect the entire surface of the airbed for small punctures. A common method is to spray a soapy water solution over the bed; bubbles will form where air is escaping. Patch any detected holes immediately.

Ensure the pump's intake and exhaust vents are clear of any debris or blockages. Verify that the power supply is stable. If the pump still malfunctions, contact Vivo Mounts customer support.

Ensure the airbed is completely deflated; sometimes residual air can make it bulky. Use the 'Deflate' function of the built-in pump until all air is expelled. Fold the airbed tightly and evenly, starting from the end opposite the valve, to push out any remaining air.