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AIR AWNING.

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PARTS LIST FOR AIR AWNING

1.

 AIR Awning with sewn in side pods

2.

 Inner Tents x 2

3.

 Pegs and ladder bands x 32

4.

 Webbing Straps x 10

5.

 PE Groundsheet x 1 

6.

 Repair Kit x 1

ASSEMBLY

Try to choose a site that is relatively flat. Avoid sites where the land may flood or where water will 
run down. DO NOT pitch directly under trees. Pitching near a hedge or wall may provide shelter 
against wind. AVOID areas with heavy pollution and where crop spraying may be in progress.

1. 

Remove AIR Awning from the carry/storage bag. 

2.

 Ensure the ground is free of stones and other sharp objects. Unpack and spread the AIR awning 

on the ground. 

3.

 Attach front skirt to the AIR OPUS

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4.

 Slide the zip on the back of the AIR awning onto the zip on the front of the AIR tent. The zip is 

located under the flap above the front door.

5.

 Temporarily peg the 4 corners of the flysheet in line with your AIR OPUS

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 tent. You may need to 

re-peg these at a later stage.

6.

 Join the Velcro patches on the AIR awning and AIR tent (top and both sides). 

7.

 Ensure the AIR tent and AIR awning are totally connected. 

8.

 Ensure all external AIR valves are closed to allow for inflation and ensure all internal valves are open. 

9.

 Locate the main inflation valve which is located at the front of the middle AIR beam. 

10.

 Attach the pump extension to the pump and connect the pump nozzle into the main inflation 

valve and press the button to activate the pump. 

11.

 The AIR awning will inflate, the pump will automatically switch off when the pressure has 

reached 7psi. 

12.

 Close all internal valves. We recommend you keep all valves closed whilst product is in use. 

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Summary of Contents for OFC195B-102

Page 1: ...AIR TENT AWNING HANDBOOK Tent Model No OFC195B 195 Awning Model No OFC195B 102 OFC195C AO UM 0717 Rev B...

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Page 3: ...Down 4 Weathering Fabric 5 Inflation 6 Deflation 7 Safety AIR TENT BUNGEE SECURING POINTS AIR AWNING 1 Parts List 2 Assembly 3 Pack Down TROUBLESHOOTING 1 Pump 2 Other WARRANTY WOOD MAINTENANCE IF FIT...

Page 4: ...e the pump will automatically cut out 9 Disconnect pump hose from inflation valve and fit inflation valve screw cap to prevent any loss of tent pressure 10 Close all internal valves keep valves closed...

Page 5: ...t damp canvas will develop mildew mould very quickly and damage your canvas permanently The inside and outside of your AIR tent can be cleaned but only with fresh clean water and a damp cloth UNDER NO...

Page 6: ...STRUCTION WILL RESULT IN BLADDER FAILURE Please note that it may be necessary to monitor the AIR pressure in your AIR tubes from time to time especially if the weather is fluctuating or the temperatur...

Page 7: ...it is wet please dry it as soon as possible to avoid damage to the fabric and components Open all internal AIR valves Then open all external AIR valves found in the external valve pockets There are 5...

Page 8: ...ENSURE THAT BUNGEES ARE PULLED SIDEWAYS RATHER THAN DIRECTLY DOWN TO EXTEND THEM INITIALLY BEFORE PULLING THEM OVER THE CLEATS THIS WILL PREVENT THE EYELETS FROM CATCHING ON THE BUNGEES AND CAUSING DA...

Page 9: ...centre roof supports Securing 4 points in total 2 on each bed end As shown below titled CENTRE ROOF SUPPORTS REAR 6 Locations to be used as shown in green and numbered below OUTER ROOF SUPPORTS CENTR...

Page 10: ...R awning onto the zip on the front of the AIR tent The zip is located under the flap above the front door 5 Temporarily peg the 4 corners of the flysheet in line with your AIR OPUS tent You may need t...

Page 11: ...ays and entrances Adjust the guy lines and storm straps as necessary 14 Your AIR awning includes a groundsheet which may be used by carefully matching its Velcro to the relevant Velcro on the awning f...

Page 12: ...the Velcro patches attaching the AIR tent and the AIR awning Then unzip the AIR awning from the front zip located on the AIR tent 4 Carefully fold the AIR awning canvas and place it back into carry st...

Page 13: ...e Ensure that all external AIR release valves are in the closed position Ensure that your AIR OPUS leisure battery is fully charged The awning is taking a longer time than usual to inflate Ensure that...

Page 14: ...e resulting from improper storage or maintenance Negligence or damage resulting from unauthorised repairs Bladder damage including but not limited to over inflation unnecessary release of the sealed z...

Page 15: ...or commercial use by rental companies Transportation or shipment costs to and from the manufacturer or their recognised agents dealers for repair or assessment against a warranty claim THIS DOES NOT A...

Page 16: ...RE The surfaces of the timber worktops have been finished with specifically formulated oil The oil is formulated to be safe for the preparation of food and to enhance the wood colour and grain pattern...

Page 17: ...s Conditions and Warranty information can be found online at www opuscamper co uk terms conditions html Photographs and diagrams are for illustration purposes only Actual product may vary and any spec...

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