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Taking down the product
Use the air pump
the pole feels rigid (see Fig. D). The air pump is fitted with a pressure release valve
which automatically releases air from the air tubes once the pressure exceeds 7 psi.
Once you have finished inflating, remove the air hose and replace the locking cap.
7. Inflate the rear and front inflatable poles
Fig. E and F).
8. Fold apart the fibreglass poles and push the individual pole parts into each other
to connect them.
9. Starting from one side, slide the fibreglass pole
edge of the awning
pole sockets
The fibreglass pole has been set up and is under tension.
10. To further secure the product in place, a total of 16 guy ropes
types are provided (see Fig. H).
Unravel the guy ropes and pull them away from the tent, while making sure they
are tensioned. The length and rope tension of individual ropes can be adapted
by the fasteners attached to some of the ropes. Secure the guy ropes at suitable
spots in the ground using the pegs (see Fig. I).
Use a hammer if necessary to drive the pegs into the ground.
Attaching the inner tent to the outer tent
The inner and outer tent are buttoned together upon delivery.
and the inner tent
ceed as follows:
1. Spread out the tent with the dark grey underside facing down.
2. Take the inner tent and attach it to the outer tent by inserting the hooks
tached to the inner tent through the loops
from the rear moving forward (see Fig. J). Make sure the hooks are pushed all the
way through the loops and cannot slip back out.
3. Attach the ground sheet to the outer tent via the sewn in hooks as you work your
way forward.
To unbutton the inner tent and the outer tent, perform above steps in reverse order.
Taking down the product
Proceed as follows if you would like to take the tent down again:
1. Remove all objects and any dirt or residues from the tent and clean it as de-
scribed in the chapter "Cleaning and care".
2. Perform steps 1–10 as described in chapter "Setting up the product" in reverse order.
To deflate the inflatable poles, carefully open up the entire valves, not just the
locking caps, and carefully press the beams together to release the air.
Never force the air out of the beams, as you might risk damaging the beams and
poles.
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to inflate the inflatable pole (middle) and keep pumping until
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. Secure the pole in place by inserting both ends into the
on each side of the awning (see Fig. G).
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are not buttoned together (e.g. after cleaning or drying), pro-
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as described above (see
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through the sleeve on the
If the outer tent
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attached to the outer tent starting
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