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Assembly of the sunshade stand
4.2
Assembly
5. Fastening telescoping rod (Fig. 5)
Guide the telescoping rod above the small tube stick, so that the opening for the
ball catch points outward.
Danger of pinching.
Press the ball catch on the telescoping lever (Fig. 6) in with your finger and careful-
ly push the telescoping rod until the ball catch locks the telescoping rod. If neces-
sary, turn the telescoping rod back and forth a little.
6. Remove the transportation lock.
Press the telescoping rod to the base center and remove the transportation lock
(wooden plate).
Fastening the mounting tube and the clamp on Oasis 220S models
1. Fastening the mounting tube
Insert the mounting tube on the flange of the base and screw into place it with the
enclosed screw connections (bolts, washers, and nuts). Tighten the bolts with the
two wrenches.
2. Place the casing on the base so that the telescoping lever is guided through the
slot (Fig. 9)
3. Fastening the clamp
Unscrew the knurled screws of the lower clamp until the screws no longer protrude
on the inside.
4. Push the lower clamp over the mounting tube so that the knurled screws are at the
position of the lower holes in the mounting tube (Fig 10).
5. Screw the knurled screws in until the clamp is fastened on the mounting tube.
6. Push the upper clamp over the mounting tube so that the knurled screws are at the
position of the upper holes in the mounting tube.and the retainer clip (Fig. 11) is
above the telescoping lever.
Fastening the mounting tube and the clamp on Oasis 220S with Quick Clamp
Accessory QC-2 models
1. Insert the mounting tube on the flange of the base so that the retainer clip are at
the positionof the telescoping rod (Fig.12) and screw into place it with the enclosed
screw connections (bolts, washers, and nuts). Tighten the bolts with the two wren-
ches Fig 13 and 13.1).
2 Place the casing on the base so that the telescoping lever is guided through the
slot (Fig. 14)
Danger of injury and danger of property damage due to over-turning!
Use the correct reducing sleeves for the sunshade you are using to adapt the
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Scratching of the mounting tube.
2.3 Safety notices
Certain persons
Danger of injury to certain persons!
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The sunshade stand is not intended for use by children and persons with limited
physical, sensory or mental capacities or insufficient experience and/or insufficient
knowledge, unless they are supervised by a person who is responsible for their safety
or have been instructed by that person on how to use the sunshade stand.
•
Persons who are not allowed to lift heavy weights must never handle the packing units
and parts.
•
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the sunshade
stand.
•
Store the stand in a place that is inaccessible to children.
•
Keep children away from the packaging material. There is a danger of suffocation.
If persons use the sunshade stand who cannot assess the dangers, there is a possibility of
injuries.
Unexpected change of direction
Property damage due to unexpected change of direction of tilting sunshades!
•
Do not use the sunshade in case of strong wind. During strong winds, fold up the sun-
shade or remove it from the stand.
•
Set up the sunshade stand with a sufficient safety clearance to building façades (espe-
cially window panes), other sunshades and structures of all types.
•
Do not leave the sunshade stand unattended when the sunshade is open.
Tilted sunshades can unexpectedly turn as a result of the wind, resulting in property dama-
ge.
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