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Awnings

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Rooftop

Dometic Rooftop Tents and Awnings

Operating Manual

TRT140M, TRT120E , TCA100, TMA100

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Summary of Contents for TCA100

Page 1: ...Awnings Tents Rooftop Dometic Rooftop Tents and Awnings Operating Manual TRT140M TRT120E TCA100 TMA100 ...

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Page 3: ...rtant information 11 Installation material 12 Operation 13 Main technology and functions 13 Technical performance and characteristics of the motor 14 Tips and tricks 14 Important information 14 Maintenance 14 Tool bag 16 Ladder 16 Power cable 16 Disassembly of the rooftop tent 17 Technical data 17 TCA100 18 TMA100 18 Set up 19 Disassembly 20 Storage 21 Warranty 22 Disposal 22 Copyright 22 ...

Page 4: ... Please note the following points when using your roof tent The height of your vehicle can increase by up to 90 cm depending on your roof racks Beware of low entrances low hanging branches etc Wind noise may occur when driving with a roof tent When using an automatic car wash your roof tent must be removed first In addition to these instructions for use you should also follow the installation inst...

Page 5: ...minutes using the stretcher poles by 2 people With the wireless remote control the tent can be erected and dismantled in seconds The lightweight and dismountable design allows two adults to mount the tent The entire frame is made of aluminium alloy with parts of the joints made of strong nylon Two layer construction with silver coating on outer fly for better thermal insulation and waterproofing 5...

Page 6: ...ack 2 Rail 3 Base frame 4 U shape bracket 1 You must have roof racks correctly fitted to your vehicle before installing the roof tent 2 Ensure when placing the rooftop tent on your car roof that you share the load across both racks ...

Page 7: ...nto the rails from both sides ensuring you have positioned 8 in total see Picture 1 Repla ce the plastic covers of your roof racks see Picture 2 5 Use the plastic nut flat and split washer to fix the M8X50 hexagon blot and U shaped bracket in place to all 4 corners see Picture 3 Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4 ...

Page 8: ...8 TRT140M Installation material Plastic nuts M8X50 Hexagon bolt M8 flat washer M8 split washer Rail cap U shape bracket ...

Page 9: ...9 Setting up the roof tent 1 Base 2 Stretcher pole 3 Stretcher pole 4 Stretcher pole 5 U shaped pole 6 U shaped pole 7 U shaped pole 1 Remove the tent s PVC cover 2 Find stretcher pole 3 ...

Page 10: ...10 3 Lift stretcher pole 3 4 Connect stretcher pole 3 with u shaped pole 5 5 Find stretcher pole 4 6 Lift stretcher pole 4 ...

Page 11: ... 9 Connect it with u shaped pole 6 The tent is set up and ready now 10 Reverse operation to fold down the tent Important information If your roof tent will not open check the following Check the stretcher poles are stucked by fabric or not Check the joints or connect parts are damaged or not if yes replace it damaged part ...

Page 12: ...12 TRT120E Installation material Plastic nuts M8X50 Hexagon bolt M8 flat washer M8 split washer Rail cap U shape bracket ...

Page 13: ...UP button to set up the tent 4 Make sure no other objects are in the tent Press the DOWN button to fold down the tent 5 Press the STOP button to stop 6 Make sure the tent is folded completely Then attach the cover Main technology and functions Erection and dismantling of the tent by motorised push rod Wireless remote control The motor is switched off when the pushrod is fully opened or fully close...

Page 14: ...e the motor push rods with the sup plied two spare poles 1 Use suitably sized hex key and wrench to remove motor push rods from both sides 2 Take the two 92 cm spare poles from the pocket at the bottom side of the tent 3 Insert the spare poles instead of the motor push rods Maintenance Care for seams and zippers with suitable care products Always ensure good ventilation to avoid moisture Use only ...

Page 15: ...the pole When installing the tent onto the roof of the vehicle Inspect that all bolts are sufficiently secure Make sure the tent is folded down and covered when you drive Do not disassemble attempt repair of the electric motor or push rod Do not fold down during storms or heavy rain Keep the remote control dry Do not pitch the tent if it is very windy or stormy If you notice any noise when erectin...

Page 16: ...ontrol 2 Two L shaped hexagonal wrenches 3 Screws and washers Ladder Fit the ladder to the tent frame Use the strap to tie down ladder for storage Power cable The power cable can be placed in the pocket beside the door for storage ...

Page 17: ... mattress Ladder Foldable aluminium ladder Size Inner tent size 200 L x 140 W x 75 120 H cm Outer tent size 217 L x 154 W x 95 143 H cm Packing size 225 x 30 x 162 cm N W 56 kg Including Ladder G W 71 kg TRT120E Fly 210 g Drip stop polyoxford PU 2000 mm with silver coating UPF 50 Inner tent 190 g Drip stop polycotton PU 2000 mm Floor 210 g polycotton PU 2000 mm Tent cover 600 g m PVC UPF 50 Mattre...

Page 18: ... the wind TCA100 The awning is attached to the poles of the roof tent with loops After the awning has been fastened and aligned it is secured to the ground with pegs TMA100 The awning is attached to the poles of the roof tent with clips After the awning has been fastened and aligned it is secured to the ground with pegs Observe the following assembly instructions ...

Page 19: ... Clip the awning onto the pole of the roof tent from the middle to the two sides Adjust the length of the adjustable buckles 3 Clip the awning onto the u shaped pole on the front Adjust the length of the adjustable buckles 4 Use pegs to tie down awning ...

Page 20: ...he awning can be rolled up from the middle and two sides and clipped onto the roof 6 Put the guy line on 7 Set up the awning as a canopy Disassembly 1 Take down the poles and the guy line 2 Unclip the awning ...

Page 21: ...3 Make sure all accessories are together 4 Place the awning and accessories into the carry bag Storage Do not store the tent and awning damp or wet Store the tent and awning in a dry place when not in use ...

Page 22: ...amage You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure New Zealand only This warranty policy is subject to the conditions and guarantees which are mandatory as im plied by the consumer guarantees act 1993 NZ Disposal Local regulations must be observed when disposing of a roof tent or awning...

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Page 24: ... DEALER dometic com dealer YOUR LOCAL SUPPORT dometic com contact dometic com A complete list of Dometic companies which comprise the Dometic Group can be found in the public ﬁlings of DOMETIC GROUP AB Hemvärnsgatan 15 SE 17154 Solna Sweden 4445103030 01 2020 ...

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