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Pitching & Striking Instructions for :-
Airtek 6 & 8 Pro
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WARNING:
If this tent/awning is not erected in accordance with the instructions damage
could be caused to the joints, poles or fabric.
It is important that the tent/awning is properly guyed at all times,
particularly in strong winds otherwise damage could occur
DO NOT PUSH TENT PEGS IN BY HAND, ALL TENT PEGS SHOULD BE DRIVEN HOME USING A
WOODEN OR RUBBER MALLET
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Summarization of Contents
Pitching & Striking Instructions
WARNING
Important safety notice regarding proper erection and pegging to prevent damage.
Valve Tightening
Check and Tighten Valves
Ensure valves are tight before inflation and periodically to prevent air loss.
Pitching Your Tent
Groundsheet, Porch, and Initial Pegging
Peg groundsheet, tent corners, and porch section to secure the base.
Inflate Air Frame
Attach pump to valve, ensure closed, inflate to 7psi, adjust for weather conditions.
Position Tubes and Secure Structure
Unzip doors, position air tubes, continue inflating, and peg storm straps and remaining points.
Insert Support Poles
Insert curved pole into sleeve and connect side poles, locating ends into plastic cups.
Packing Your Tent
Unpeg and Release Air
Unpeg all points, release air from tubes by pushing the valve button.
Fold Tent Sections
Unpeg storm straps, unzip doors, fold porch onto main part, then rear corners.
Roll and Secure in Bag
Fold tent into a long rectangle, roll towards valve, squeeze air, secure in bag.
Lifetime Warranty Information
What is Covered
Covers manufacturing defects and genuine faults; repair or replacement at Khyam's discretion.
What is Not Covered
Excludes wear and tear, accidental damage, colour fading, poor aftercare, and storm damage.
Warranty Duration
Lifespan varies; Khyam considers cases individually based on usage and maintenance.
Important User Hints
Spares and Pole Care
Spares available from Tent Spares Ltd. Poles are durable; replacements supplied under warranty.
Wind Performance and Water Resistance
Awnings perform well in wind if pegged correctly; manual seam sealing may be needed for water resistance.
Other Useful Points
Pegging and Fabric Care
Use a peg puller, not poles. Fabrics fade; reproofing helps. Ventilate to reduce condensation.
Fire Safety
Never cook inside the tent. Avoid flames or hot objects near synthetic fabrics.
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