HG03470A - Tent Rocktrail - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL HG03470A Rocktrail

or occasional summer weekend camping in m ainly fine weather. Description of parts

Carrying bag Technical data Dimensions: approx. 148 x 112 x 247 cm (W x H x D) Hydrostatic head : 2000 mm Dimension for set up: see fig. I Safety advice

PLEASE READ THE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT! PLEASE KEEP

THE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE PLACE! CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! Ensure that all parts are undamaged and have been assem- bled appropriately. Risk of injury exists if assem- bled incorrectly. Damaged parts can affect safety and function. CAUTION! Do not leave children unattended. The product is not a climbing frame or toy. Make sure that nobody climbs or leans on the product, particularly children. The product could become imbalanced and tip up. This may result in injury and / or damage. CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! Never under any circumstances assemble the product in a strong wind. Select a piece of land that is as flat and firm as possible to erect your tent. Sandy surfaces reduce the stability of the tent. Please ensure that the surface provides a firm hold for the tent pegs. Never knock the tent pegs into the ground with force! If necessary, the guy lines should only be extended with the help of a loop and the tent peg positioned in a different location. The intactness of all connection points and the guy lines should be checked regularly, as should the firmness of the tent pegs in the ground. If the tent is erected in the wrong order, this may cause damage to the tent. All liability is excluded in such cases.

CAUTION! DANGER OF POISONING

AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY! Do not light any fires within the product and keep it away from sources of heat. Precautionary measures with respect to fires are stated on a label sewn into the inside of the tent. You are advised not to remove this label. You should also familiarise yourself with the local fire protection regulations (e.g. camping site, tent pitch).10 GB/IE Make sure ventilation openings (includes the outer door) are open all the time to avoid suffocation. Keep the exit free! Do not block the exit with objects. DANGER OF SUFFOCATION! If the inside of the tent is not adequately venti- lated, there is a risk of suffocation. Fire precautions Camp safely. Follow these common sense rules: Do not place hot appliances near the walls, roof or curtains. Always observe the safety instructions for these appliances. Never allow children to play near hot appliances. Keep exits clear. Do not block the exit with objects. Make sure you know the fire precaution arrange- ments on the site. Take note of the effects of the weather and climate When selecting the location to put up your tent, you should always consider the local situation and how this might change. Will the terrain turn into a lake if it rains? Please take into account any rising rivers and incoming tides. Protect the product against strong wind and storms. Place the product in a location that is protected from the wind if possible. If a strong wind is forecast, replace the normal tent pegs with special storm pegs. You can find information about meaningful supplementary products at specialist shops. The tent should be taken down before heavy snowfall or stormy weather. Remove any snow directly from the product. Otherwise the product may collapse under the weight. Ensure that the tent is not too taut when it is erected, otherwise it may not be able to adapt to changing weather conditions and might be damaged. Zips are wearing parts and do not fall under the guarantee conditions. The polyester material of the tent consists of water-repellent material. It is possible that during the first rainfall the tent will not be completely watertight. However, the threads of the tent will contract when exposed to water so that after a short time the tent will become watertight. When exposed to moisture and rain, tent fabrics expand to varying degrees and make it neces- sary to adapt the length of the guy lines. If the material becomes taut again while drying, the guy lines have to be loosened again in good time. Do not use any insect spray in or on the tent. Small leaks on the seams can be repaired with a seam spray and impregnation spray can be used for the tent skin. Assembly Please ensure that the product is only assembled / disassembled by a competent person. Erecting the tent ATTENTION: Please note that the poles are under tension and snap into the natural shape of the tent. Taking care that the release of tension does not cause any injury. Remove the rubber band and throw the product away from you into the air. Set up the tent with guy lines

(see Fig. H). Dismantling the tent Please watch the tent dismantling information video by using the QR-code with a suitable appliance. Grasp the centre of the upper hoops in one hand and pull the centre points of the lower hoops up to them. Start at the rear end of the11 GB/IE tent so that the air can escape completely through the front entrance (see Fig. A–B). Hold the tent upright and hold all 4 hoops in one hand (see Fig. C). Push the top of the upper arch towards the ground and roll into the middle. Push the new hoops down with one hand while the other hand continues to hold the 4 hoops together (see Fig. D–E). New hoops will form as you continue to push down. Loosen the grip of the hand holding the 4 hoops together and slide all the arches into each other (see Fig. F). Arrange all the arches on top of each other and secure them with the rubber band (see Fig. G). You can now pack the tent in its bag. Cleaning and care CAUTION! Never wash the tent in a washing machine. Otherwise the product may lose some of its ability to keep out water. CAUTION! Never use petrol, solvent or other cleaning agents. Otherwise there is a danger of damage to the product. Condensation can form in all synthetic tents; you should therefore air the tent as frequently as possible in order to counteract this. For cleaning the tent and removing any stains you should only use a cleaning agent that is specifically intended for cleaning polyester tents. Remove any dirt from the tent

with a soft sponge and clean water. Please allow all parts to dry thoroughly before you repack the tent

This will prevent the for- mation of mould, bad odours and discolouration.