Alice's Garden HARDELOT BU350 Посібник із швидкого старту - Сторінка 7
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Друкувати сторінкуSUNSHADE DIRECTIONS FOR USE
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE :
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On removing the parasol from the packaging, some of the ribs may be intertwined. Make sure that
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The plastic locking device must only be engaged when the sunshade is in a fully open position (see
step 5).
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Any handling of the sunshade should be done with the locking device disengaged.
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Do not use during adverse weather conditions such as strong winds, downpours or storms. If your
sunshade sways because of wind, you must close it immediately.
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Before each use, remove any fasteners keeping the sunshade closed and release the ribs. If the
handle is hard to turn, loosen it by pulling gently on the ribs.
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Keep away from barbecue sets and other heat sources.
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The sunshade must be anchored to the ground or weighted with suitable slabs that have a com-
bined weight of at least 80 kg/176lbs.
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Do not let children play with this product
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Do not hang from the ribs or the frame of this product
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This product must be set up by a competent adult
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Take care when opening and closing this product and keep hands away from the folding mecha-
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This sunshade has no tilting position.
MAINTENANCE :
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The sunshade canvas can be removed for cleaning. Wash using cold, soapy water.
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Never use abrasive cleaning products or solvents such as acetone.
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To make your sunshade last longer, we recommend storing it in a dry, covered area during bad
weather and extended periods of non-use.
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Always clean and dry thoroughly before covering or before storage.
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The sunshade is an outdoor product; steel parts should be treated with an appropriate product
whenever signs of rust appear.
* Failure to adhere to the directions for use and maintenance may result in invalidation of the warranty.
postage costs borne by the purchaser.
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