2.2 Symbols in the manual
Important safety notices in this manual are marked with warning symbols and signal words
that describe the extent of the danger.
Always observe all warnings and carry out all activities carefully to prevent accidents, injury
and property damage.
Indicates a possibly dangerous situation that can result in
severe injuries if not avoided.
Indicates a possibly dangerous situation that can result in
slight or minor injuries if not avoided.
Indicates a possibly dangerous situation that can result in
damage to property and the environment if not avoided.
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This symbol indicates useful tips and suggestions.
2.3 Safety notices
Accidental rolling
Danger of injury and danger of property damage due to rolling!
•
Move the sunshade stand only on a level surface without inclines, never on ramps or
other sloping terrain.
•
After moving the sunshade, always set the stand to standing position and secure the
telescoping rod on the retaining clip provided.
•
Never use the sunshade stand on ice or snow.
If the sunshade stand remains in moving position or is moved on unsuitable terrain,
it can roll away accidentally, resulting in severe injuries and property damage.
Telescoping rod
Danger of pinching on the telescoping rod!
After moving the sunshade, always guide the telescoping rod slowly by hand to the
mounting tube and fasten it on the retaining clip.
2. Open the quick-release clamp by pulling the clamping lever away from the moun
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ting tube (Fig. 21).
3. Turn the clamping lever counter-clockwise until the pole fits into the mounting tube.
4. Push the pole of the sunshade into the mounting tube as far as it will go.
5. Turn the clamping lever clockwise until you feel slight resistance.
6.
Danger of overturning.
Press the clamping lever completely onto the mounting tube until it locks into place
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The clamping lever must be able to be pressed with some effort. If there is
too much ease of movement, you have either confused opening with closing
the clamping lever or you have to turn the clamping lever further until it is
tight. In both cases, repeat all steps and make sure that the clamping lever is
actually opened when turning it and not already closed.
5.2 Moving the sunshade stand
Damage to telescoping rod due to incorrect handling!
Do not use the telescoping rod as a lever to raise the sunshade stand on one side,
for example to overcome uneven areas on the underlying surface. Instead, go
around uneven areas.
If the sunshade stand is not moved as intended, the telescoping rod can be dama
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ged.
The sunshade stand - in moving position - can be moved to another spot together
with the open sunshade as follows:
1. Put the sunshade stand into moving position by pulling the telescoping rod side
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ways away from the mounting tube until it locks into place (Fig. 22).
2. If necessary, open the catch on the telescoping rod (Fig. 23/1) and pull the knob
(Fig. 23/2) out to adjust the length of the telescoping rod to your body height.
3. Then lock the telescoping rod again by pressing down on the catch.
4. Pull the sunshade stand by means of the telescoping rod slowly to the spot where
you want to put up the sunshade.
5.
Danger of injury.
Put the sunshade stand back into standing position (Fig. 22)
by slowly returning the
telescoping rod to the mounting tube and securing it in the retainer clip. Do not let
the telescoping rod snap back release it slowly.
6. If necessary, open the catch on the telescoping rod and press the knob back in to
retract the telescoping rod.
7. Then lock the telescoping rod again by pressing down on the catch.
2.2
Symboles in the manual
2.3 Safety notices
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Using the sunshade stand
5.1 Inserting the sunshade 5.2 Moving the sunshade stand
