Safety And Care - Uline H-2674 Manual Del Usuario

TAKE DOWN
1. Unhook the loop straps holding top on.
2. Lower the legs by releasing leg buttons and allowing
the lower part of leg to slide into upper part.
3. Release the slider button on the framework top
at each corner. Failure to release this button may
damage frame when attempting to close.
• Do not use canopy as a permanent cover. Canopy
is designed for temporary use only.
• Damages due to weather conditions are not
warrantied.
• Never set up in windy, rainy or snowy conditions.
Canopy is not intended to serve as protection from
such conditions.
• Do not set up on a steep incline.
• Never leave canopy unattended.
• Do not let snow or rain accumulate on top. It will
collapse.
• Always use an anchoring system. Canopy will take
flight in wind.
• Use for shade only.
• Disassemble and properly store canopy after each
use.
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ASSEMBLY CONTINUED
4. Remove and fold top. Remove the top after each
use and store in the pocket provided on the carry
bag. This is recommended to prevent small rips and
tears. Ensure canopy top is dry before storing, never
store wet.
5. Grasp the top "V" and fold in completely. Move from
side to side as necessary.
6. Insert the legs into carry bag first then zip bag
closed.

SAFETY AND CARE

• Do not machine wash top. Wash with mild soap
and water with a brush while the Instant Canopy is
open without the legs extended. Do not use harsh
detergents, abrasives or bleach.
• Do not put instant canopy away while wet or
damp. This promotes mildew and rust. Always store
completely dry.
• For best results in keeping top clean and to avoid
small rips and tears, it is recommended that the top
be removed and stored in the carry bag after each
use.
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CAUTION! Watch fingers while taking down
canopy to prevent pinching.
WARNING! Keep all flame and heat sources
away from canopy fabric. Canopy is made
with fabric that meets CPAI-84 Section 6
specifications for flame resistance. It is not fire
proof. The fabric will burn if left in continuous
contact with any flame source.
1120 IH-2674