Dometic TRT140 AIR Instrucciones De Montaje Y De Uso página 18

Mounting the rooftop tent
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CAUTION! Risk of injury
• Only lift the rooftop tent onto your vehicle together with
another person.
• Ensure that no other persons, especially children, are
near the vehicle when you and your helper lift the roof-
top tent onto the rooftop of the vehicle.
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NOTE
The side of the rooftop tent where the ladder will be
mounted is marked. Ensure to align the rooftop tent so that
the driver's door of the vehicle is not blocked by the
extended ladder (fig. 4, page 3).
➤ To mount the rooftop tent proceed as shown (fig. 2, page 3 –
fig. e, page 6).
Setting up the rooftop tent
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CAUTION! Risk of injury and material damage
• Do not use any type of compressor designed to inflate
car tires.
• Only inflate the air poles up to a maximum pressure of
9psi/0.62bar.
• Do not put your fingers in the rung area when setting up
or adjusting the ladder.
➤ To set the rooftop tent up proceed as shown (fig. f, page 6 –
fig. z, page 11).
Folding down the rooftop tent
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CAUTION! Risk of crushing
Do not put your fingers in the rung area when pushing the
ladder together.
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NOTE
The blue sliders at the bottom step of the ladder unlock all
segments at once so that the ladder can be pushed together
(fig. E, page 13).
➤ To fold the rooftop tent down proceed as shown (fig. A, page 12 –
fig. H, page 13).
Using the gale 12V electric pump
The gale 12V electric pump is equipped with a pressure induction system
and switches off automatically as soon as the preset pressure is achieved.
The pressure induction system operates with an error margin of ± 0.5 psi.
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NOTICE! Risk of overheating
• Ensure that the electric pump is sufficiently ventilated
during operation.
• Do not operate the electric pump continuously for lon-
ger than 15 min as the motor may overheat.
Allow the electric pump to cool down for 30 min after
15 min of continuous use.
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NOTE
• If no buttons have been pressed for 30 s, the LCD dis-
play will go into standby mode. Press any button to reac-
tivate.
• At first it will take time for the pressure reading on the
LCD display to increase. This is normal, as a large amount
of air is initially required to fill the air frame before a signif-
icant change in pressure is detected.
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Using the ladder
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CAUTION! Risk of injury
Ensure that the locking mechanisms for all extended seg-
ments are locked before use of the ladder.
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NOTICE! Damage hazard
Ensure that the maximum total load of the ladder is not
exceeded. The maximum total load is 130 kg/ 287 lbs.
Setting up the ladder
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CAUTION! Risk of injury
Observe the recommended set-up angle of 65° – 75°
(fig. l, page 8).
The sliders of the locking mechanisms can be moved to two positions to
lock or unlock the segments (fig. k, page 8):
➤ Move the sliders on both sides of the ladder onto
segment (fig. k A, page 8).
➤ Move the sliders on both sides of the ladder onto
segment (fig. k B, page 8).
Storing
Storing the rooftop tent and the ladder
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CAUTION! Risk of injury
• The ladder can remain mounted on the rooftop tent for
storing. Ensure the ladder is pushed together com-
pletely and the locking mechanisms for all segments of
the ladder are locked.
• When disassembling the ladder from the rooftop tent for
storage, ensure that the ladder is stored in a position
where it will remain straight (e.g., placed on a flat sur-
face).
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NOTICE! Damage hazard
The slider and the end caps of the ladder feet are made of
plastic. Store the ladder in a place where it is protected from
UV radiation.
1. Dismount the rooftop tent from the roof rack.
2. If necessary, clean the rooftop tent and the ladder.
3. Ensure the rooftop tent and the ladder are completely dry before
packing away.
4. Store in a well ventilated dry place.
Storing the gale 12 V electric pump
1. If necessary, clean the gale 12 V electric pump.
2. Insert the plug in the opening provided.
3. Ensure the supply cord and air hose are not trapped or kinked before
packing away.
4. Store in a well ventilated dry place.
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