Dune 4WD OUTBACK XL SWAG Instrukcja obsługi - Strona 7

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DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Release the guy ropes

2. Unzip doors and windows and collapse the swag, removing and disassembling the

poles. Place the poles inside the swag.

3. Remove pegs and place in the peg carry bag and tie it shut.

Do not remove pegs from the ground by pulling on the peg loops –this may cause the

peg loops to tear out of the seam.

4. Spread the swag out flat with all lose fabric within the edges of the swag base.

Try to flatten the swag as much as possible.

5. Roll the swag from the head end to the foot then hold rolled up using the webbing

straps provided.

6. When the swag is rolled up, place into swag carry bag, with peg bag, instruction sheet

and other miscellaneous parts. If the swag does not fit into the carry bag, unroll and

re‐roll more tightly.

HELPFUL HINTS GUIDE

CONDENSATION – this is caused by lower temperatures on the outside of the swag combined

with your body heat on the inside of the swag. When this occurs, avoid touching the walls to

reduce contact leakage. Leaving the doors and windows open will reduce moisture

condensation.

SEAM LEAKAGE – all Dune swags are manufactured by expert machinists. However, seepage

may occur in the seams through the needle holes created during the sewing process. This is

normal and can be corrected by applying a generous amount of seam sealer or wax on the

inside on the seams. Seam sealer is available at all retail camping specialists.

MILDEW – to avoid mildew, never store your swag away wet or damp. However if mildew

occurs, use a soft bristle brush or sponge with mild detergent to clean. Let the swag dry in the

sunlight and re‐apply seam sealer compound on the inside of the seams.

REPAIRING A TEAR – for small tears, use a self‐adhesive patch kit. We recommend a canvas or

awning repairer for larger tears.

FAULTY ZIPPER – all our swags are manufactured with zippers which, if the zipper separates,

you can fix the zipper by moving the slider to the beginning to the zipper tape and reworking

the zipper. If this doesn't work, we recommend you visit a canvas or awning repairer in your

area.

FADING FABRICS – do not leave your swag set up in direct sunlight longer than is necessary. If

left in sunlight for prolonged periods if time, the fabric will fade and weaken.

FLOOR CONDENSATION – a ground sheet under the swag prevents the floor from feeling

damp and helps prolong its life. The ground sheet should be smaller than the swag's floor to

prevent rain from running under the swag.

REMOVING PEGS – pegs should be pulled out with another peg, hammer or a peg puller.

Never remove a peg by pulling on the swag. Avoid pegging the swag so tight that it stretches

the fabric. Overstretching may cause peg loops to tear.