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Issue August 2016
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Summary of Contents for SUN KING Folding Frame Clothesline

Page 1: ...Folding Frame Clothesline Double and Single Product Manual...

Page 2: ...ank you for choosing Sun King Patents and Registered Designs apply to this product Warning Do not allow children or pets to swing on the clothesline or items of laundry Ensure when raising and lowerin...

Page 3: ...ities Folding Clothesline Double Single 1 Mount Bracket 2 2 2 Arm LH 1 1 3 Arm RH 1 1 4 Arm Inner LH 1 5 Arm Inner RH 1 6 Inner Spreader Bar 2 7 Outer Spreader Bar 2 2 8 Spreader Joiner 2 1 9 Corner 4...

Page 4: ...s We recommend mounting your Folding Clothesline at a height approximately 50mm 2 above the head height of the intended user Refer Fig 1 Installation Product Dimensions Product Width Depth Double Fold...

Page 5: ...ht hand bracket Hold each bracket against the wall making sure they are aligned vertically and horizontally and use them as templates to mark where to drill holes a spirit level and straight edge will...

Page 6: ...un King Folding Frame product using the original fasteners ensure they are suitable and still in good condition For sound brick masonry walls we recommend using appropriate flush head 10mm diameter fa...

Page 7: ...size holes in your wall to suit the fasteners being used For timber stud walls we recommend using four 8mm 5 16 x 75mm 3 long wood screws For other stud and wall construction materials we recommend yo...

Page 8: ...nd assemble the post kit as per the separate instructions provided with the kit 5 2 Install the mount brackets as shown Refer Fig 6 Fig 6 Mount bracket M8 washer M8 x 75 socket head bolt M8 x 55 socke...

Page 9: ...ensure the correct orientation of the spreader bars spreader joiner and mount holes 6 3 The spreader joiner is designed to be a tight fit within the spreader bar so you may need to gently tap it in w...

Page 10: ...mmer as it s designed to be a tight fit Refer Fig 10 Double Folding Clothesline The Double Folding Clothesline has an outer longer and inner shorter spreader bar Refer Fig 11 You must ensure the lengt...

Page 11: ...ends of the assembled spreader with a hacksaw Refer Fig 12 For the Double Folding Clothesline model you will need to cut both the inner and outer assembled spreader bars 7 2 Cutting equal amounts from...

Page 12: ...13 and Fig 14 Ensure head of bolt is on outside of arm Do not over tighten the fasteners as the arms and struts must be free to pivot In this manual left and right side is referenced as if you are loo...

Page 13: ...ring with a screwdriver Refer Fig 15 9 2 Insert and secure the corners into both ends of the spreader bar using Hex key 5mm ensure bolts are firmly tightened Refer Fig 16 Fig 15 Corner cap Insert scre...

Page 14: ...icate it has engaged then lower gently to the horizontal position Refer Fig 17 10 2 Insert the spreader bar and corners into the arm ends and secure using hex key 5mm Refer Fig 18 Please note the corr...

Page 15: ...ons and threading patterns as shown Refer Fig 20 Each line is fastened to a line tie off then threaded through the arms and tensioned fastened to the other line tie off Line tie off Line tie off Line...

Page 16: ...vent the line from slipping 11 1 Insert the PVC line into the slot of the line tie off saddle Pull through 15cm of excess line for tensioning 11 4 Continue feeding the line through the holes in the ar...

Page 17: ...wall slowly and raise it above your head until you hear both struts click once to indicate they have engaged C Now lower the frame slightly if both struts have fully engaged the frame will be supporte...

Page 18: ...e it may become more difficult It is recommended that the clothesline is raised and lowered regularly We do not recommend the use of oil or WD type lubricants on any part of the Clothesline Wipe away...

Page 19: ...a defect was caused by defective workmanship or materials and was not caused by or substantially contributed to by other factors including but not limited to maintenance or repair adjustments or modif...

Page 20: ...NZ LTD 14 Avalon Drive SH 1 Nawton 3200 PO Box 4206 Hamilton East 3247 Hamilton New Zealand Ph 07 847 5540 Fax 07 847 0324 Free Phone 0800 70 10 80 Email sales holdfast co nz www holdfast co nz Holdf...