My Air Force 4 is overheating, what should I do?
Try the following:
1. If you are inflating 9-inch and larger balloons be sure to remove
the extension tips from the outlets. Restricted flow for a prolonged
period of time can cause the unit to overheat. This is also the
case when inflating double stuffed balloons.
2. When inflating 260Q's be sure to plug all the outlets with the extension tips EXCEPT for one. For best results, pull and stretch the
body of the balloon upward until it starts to inflate.
3. The Air Force 4 should be operated in a temperature controlled
environment. Do not use the unit outdoors in hot weather for prolonged
periods of time.
4. Check to see that the air intakes around the base of the inflator
are free and clear. Make sure balloons or confetti have not entered
the inflator.
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