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Damage caused by incorrect maintenance of the product. 

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Flaws in the fabric caused by excessive use. 

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Imperfections and pulls in mesh doors due to wear and tear. 

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Water ingress through fabric as a result of accelerated UV degradation due 
to long term pitch . 

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Water ingress through seams caused by excessive abrasion of seams or 
taped seam.  

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Broken zips caused by over tensioning, forcing or snagging.  

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Over tensioned/stretched seams coming apart.  

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Buckles subjected to undue force or abrasion. 

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Lost/popped out eyelets.  

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Broken holdalls.  

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Pole breakages or tube punctures (where applicable).  

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Collateral damage from a pole breakage.  

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Condensation, (a natural occurrence, exacerbated by insufficient ventilation 
opening).  

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Consequential damage/loss to property/belongings (either inside or outside 
of the product) or shortening of holidays.  

 

Outdoor Revolution work very closely with our retail partners to manage all        
warranty repairs/issues:  

Please contact your retailer immediately (even if purchased online) if you feel 
your Outdoor Revolution product has a genuine warranty issue. The retailer, in 
turn will raise the issue with ourselves and we will action; with the retailer, 
according to the nature of the claim. 

 

 

Returning Products 
Please ensure the product is clean and dry and as close to its original condition as 
possible before sending back for checking. Wet or dirty products will not be 
accepted back for checking/warranty claims.  
 

It is important to note that the Sales Contract between yourself and the retailer 
you purchased the Outdoor Revolution product from, remains valid throughout 
any warranty claim and your statutory rights are not affected. 

 

 

Important Information 

 

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Please do not leave for your holiday without fully erecting and checking that you have 
all the listed contents for your annexe. If you are missing anything, then please 
contact your retailer immediately before use.

 

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Please note that man-made fabrics are prone to condensation, when the warm air 
and moisture within the annexe, comes into contact with the colder air on the outer 
material; this is a perfectly natural occurrence and should not be confused with 
leaking. Please ensure that all ventilation points remain open, wherever possible, in 
order to help combat condensation.

 

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We suggest that you pitch your annexe for some period of time before use, enabling 
it to undergo the ‘weathering’ process. Weathering sometimes requires a few uses of 
annexe, before becoming effective. Seam sealant can be used to resolve any 
persistent weeps; this is a natural process. ‘Weathering’ is the process of allowing 
your annexe to become soaked, then dried, approximately two to three times, in 
order to reinforce the waterproofing of the seams/stitching on the flysheet. 

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Please ensure that you site the annexe on clear/level ground before erecting, with no 
sharp objects beneath it and zips fully closed. We suggest placing a groundsheet 
underneath the annexe to keep it dry/clean. 

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We suggest conducting a trial run of your annexe to familiarise yourself with the 
assembly/usability of it. Should you have any issues pertaining to the erection 
process, then please contact a dealer for assistance before your holiday. 

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This annexe is designed for short term usage and not long term pitch.  

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Always dry/air the annexe after use, before packing away, to prevent mildew or 
mould from developing.

 

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Any dirt or stains can be removed by brushing, or gently washing, using warm water. 
DO NOT use detergents, as this will destroy the water resistance of the materials. 

 

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DO NOT cook or smoke inside this annexe, as despite the outer fabric being flame-
retardant; it can still melt. 

 

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In the event of damage; please contact your retailer. If, for whatever reason, you are 
unable to contact them, then please email [email protected] and our 
dedicated customer service team will be pleased to assist you.  

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Please avoid using this annexe in temperatures below freezing, as this can result in 
detrimental impact on the Oxygen Air Frame. 

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Always store your annexe bag flat, rather than on its side, as well as in a cool/dry 
area, in order to avoid any detrimental impact on the Oxygen Air Frame. 

Summary of Contents for Eclipse Pro Annexe

Page 1: ...www outdoor revolution com Unit 1 Brick Park Bretfield Court Bretton Street Industrial Estate Dewsbury West Yorkshire WF12 9BY ...

Page 2: ...r any damage caused to the annexe or its contents as a result of misuse incorrect pitching or severe weather conditions full warranty details can be found on the rear of this booklet Important Please Check Your Equipment 1 x Flysheet or outer 1 x Single Point Inflation Oxygen Air Frame Tube 1 x Two Berth Inner Tent 1 x Bag of Steel Ground Pegs 1 x Carry Bag Guylines 10 Notes ...

Page 3: ... and moisture within the annexe comes into contact with the colder air on the outer material this is a perfectly natural occurrence and should not be confused with leaking Please ensure that all ventilation points remain open wherever possible in order to help combat condensation We suggest that you pitch your annexe for some period of time before use enabling it to undergo the weathering process ...

Page 4: ...duct Following these rules will keep your product in reliable working condition for many years Failure to adhere to these simple guideline may cause unnecessary damage to the product see formal instructions for hints and tips on handling erecting the product A repair kit is included in the product to help resolve any minor issues THE WARRANTY The Outdoor Revolution Warranty lasts for 12 months fro...

Page 5: ... on the ground 4 Please Read The Instructions Carefully TIP Refer to the photographs for assistance when erecting your Eclipse Pro Conservatory Annexe 1 Spread the annexe canvas out flat on the ground next to your caravan awning with the zip nearest the door you wish to attach it to 3 Zip the annexe onto the corresponding zip on the side access point ensuring that the material is not pulled viciou...

Page 6: ... 6 WARNING Never unzip the zips on the protective sleeves whilst the Oxygen Air Frame Tubes are inflated this will result in the tube bursting ballooning out of the sleeve causing damage to the tube and sleeve this is NOT covered under the warranty 12 Place any sleeping equipment inside the annexe inner tent and enjoy your holiday from a relaxing multi functional conservatory space 9 Lay the two b...

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