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(Fig. 18)

(Fig. 19)

(Fig. 16)

Tilting Gears

PULL

(Fig. 17)

To Tilt Canopy Horizontally:

IMPORTANT: PRIOR TO USING TILT FEATURE.

 

 

To avoid personal injury or damage to the umbrella, make sure the area behind you is clear 
and free from any furniture or structure. 

Make sure canopy is fully OPEN. Position yourself in front of the tilt lever and pull loop lock 
from main frame track (Fig. 16). Pull out further to disengage tilting gears and reveal gear 
teeth (Fig. 17). Move the tilt lever to the left or right, opposite the desired tilt direction (Fig. 18). 

Use the tilt degree scale as a guide

 (Fig. 19). Now, push forward slightly to re-engage tilting 

gear teeth. Move tilt lever to center position (canopy should be moving also) and snap the 
loop lock back into main frame track.

NOTE: 

We do not recommend tilting vertically and horizontally at a maximum tilt degree for a 

prolonged period of time. Doing so may result in damage to umbrella.

Tilt Degrees

(Fig. 20)

(Fig. 21)

(Fig. 22)

STEP

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ROTATING UMBRELLA

Place your foot on the foot pedal of the rotating hub and step-on the foot pedal  
to release rotating lock (Fig. 20). Place one hand on the main frame and one hand on 
the tilt lever (Fig. 21), swivel the umbrella frame in either direction until desired position is 
reached (Fig. 22). Step off the foot pedal to engage rotating lock and lock position (you will 
hear the pedal click, as it reaches the next available lock position).

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Summary of Contents for AKZ PLUS

Page 1: ...sembly and Operation Guide www treasuregarden com 2020 Treasure Garden Inc All Rights Reserved v 11 30 20 AKZ PLUS CANTILEVER AKZP13LX 13 octagon AKZP13 13 octagon AKZPRT 10 x 13 rectangle AKZP 11 octagon ...

Page 2: ...te RUST Rust is a natural part of the aging process of steel or iron based materials and is therefore NOT considered a defect NOTE Failure caused by unreasonable or abusive use or failure caused by neglect of reasonable and necessary care are not covered by this warranty Additionally acts of nature including but not limited to wind hurricanes tornadoes and storms are not covered by this warranty E...

Page 3: ...ot in use close and cover umbrella with provided protective cover Store rechargeable battery pack and power supply in dry place Allow a wet canopy to dry while in open position but do not leave unattended If necessary clean the fabric with lukewarm water mild detergent and a sponge Wipe sliding marks on the aluminum poles with a damp cloth Winter Storage Store in a dry place After the Winter Check...

Page 4: ...le and slide handle midway down main frame Fig 27 Release grip handle to lock into place Slowly turn the crank lift handle counter clockwise until the canopy is fully closed Fig 28 Squeeze main frame grip handle to release lock and continue to slide grip handle downward SLOWLY until umbrella is fully closed in an upright position Fig 29 and locks into position NOTE Prior to closing ensure that the...

Page 5: ...by pressing button located under plug Fig 11 Lights will initially turn on high setting Fig 12 For low setting press button once more To turn off lights press button a third time WARNING We do not recommend use of lights while raining See Safety Precautions on page 9 Fig 11 Fig 12 When lights are not in use unplug power supply from wall and umbrella Store power supply in dry cool area to keep from...

Page 6: ... slightly to re engage tilting gear teeth Move tilt lever to center position canopy should be moving also and snap the loop lock back into main frame track NOTE We do not recommend tilting vertically and horizontally at a maximum tilt degree for a prolonged period of time Doing so may result in damage to umbrella Tilt Degrees Fig 20 Fig 21 Fig 22 STEP 5 ROTATING UMBRELLA Place your foot on the foo...

Page 7: ... slightly to re engage tilting gear teeth Move tilt lever to center position canopy should be moving also and snap the loop lock back into main frame track NOTE We do not recommend tilting vertically and horizontally at a maximum tilt degree for a prolonged period of time Doing so may result in damage to umbrella Tilt Degrees Fig 20 Fig 21 Fig 22 STEP 5 ROTATING UMBRELLA Place your foot on the foo...

Page 8: ...by pressing button located under plug Fig 11 Lights will initially turn on high setting Fig 12 For low setting press button once more To turn off lights press button a third time WARNING We do not recommend use of lights while raining See Safety Precautions on page 9 Fig 11 Fig 12 When lights are not in use unplug power supply from wall and umbrella Store power supply in dry cool area to keep from...

Page 9: ...le and slide handle midway down main frame Fig 27 Release grip handle to lock into place Slowly turn the crank lift handle counter clockwise until the canopy is fully closed Fig 28 Squeeze main frame grip handle to release lock and continue to slide grip handle downward SLOWLY until umbrella is fully closed in an upright position Fig 29 and locks into position NOTE Prior to closing ensure that the...

Page 10: ...ot in use close and cover umbrella with provided protective cover Store rechargeable battery pack and power supply in dry place Allow a wet canopy to dry while in open position but do not leave unattended If necessary clean the fabric with lukewarm water mild detergent and a sponge Wipe sliding marks on the aluminum poles with a damp cloth Winter Storage Store in a dry place After the Winter Check...

Page 11: ...te RUST Rust is a natural part of the aging process of steel or iron based materials and is therefore NOT considered a defect NOTE Failure caused by unreasonable or abusive use or failure caused by neglect of reasonable and necessary care are not covered by this warranty Additionally acts of nature including but not limited to wind hurricanes tornadoes and storms are not covered by this warranty E...

Page 12: ...sembly and Operation Guide www treasuregarden com 2020 Treasure Garden Inc All Rights Reserved v 11 30 20 AKZ PLUS CANTILEVER AKZP13LX 13 octagon AKZP13 13 octagon AKZPRT 10 x 13 rectangle AKZP 11 octagon ...

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