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9. Remove the four corner pegs.
10. Fold/roll the awning tent towards the valve to expel
more air.
11. When deflated, roll the awning tent to fit into the
transportation bag.
12. Ensure that all parts are clean before packing them
into the transportation bag.
13. If the awning tent is wet or damp, dry fully as soon as
possible.
7 Cleaning and maintenance
NOTICE! Material damage
Do not use sharp or hard objects or
cleaning agents for cleaning.
Do not use alcohol based materials,
chemicals, soap and detergents for
cleaning.
Remove bird droppings and tree resin
as soon as possible to avoid permanent
damage to the material.
1. If necessary, clean the product with clean water and
a so brush.
2. Apply impregnation against water and UV radiation
before each trip.
7.1
Storing the awning tent
CAUTION! Health hazard and material
damage
A wet or damp awning tent will quickly
develop mold. Mold can also develop if the
awning tent is le up for long periods of time
with poor ventilation.
Fully set up the awning tent for cleaning.
Choose a warm and sunny day for
cleaning to ensure the material will dry
thoroughly.
1. Clean the awning tent.
2. Fully air out the awning tent and ensure it is totally
dry before packing away.
3. Store in a well ventilated, dry place, away from
direct sunlight.
8 Troubleshooting
NOTE
During first exposure to water there may be
some moisture at the seams. Through this
moisture the threads will swell and fill the
holes that are created in the sewing process.
A fully equipped spare parts kit should
include:
• Waterproofer
• Repair tape and repair solution
• Silicone spray for the zippers
• Spare pegs
All these spare parts can be purchased from
any reputable caravan or camping dealer.
Problem
Awning tent inflates with
difficulties
Part of the awning tent
does not inflate or deflate
Air poles are kinked
Air leak
Water leak
EN
Suggested remedy
Check that the valve is
fully screwed into the
air pole.
Check if the inflation
tube is twisted at the
valve. This may be indi-
cated by noise. Untwist
the inflation tube.
Check that the hand
pump is working.
Check that all isolation
valves that connect the
air poles are open.
Add more air (9
psi /0.62 bar).
Check that the valve is
fully screwed into the
air pole and the ring
seal is in place.
Check that the cap of
the valve is done up
tightly.
Check for punctures,
see
Repairing a punc-
ture in the air pole
on
page 14.
Check for leaky seams,
damaged tapings, and
moist areas.
If you cannot find any
leaks, see
Condensa-
tion
on page 14.
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