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Assembly Instructions
STEP 5:
Insert Stakes (C) through designated eyelets on foot paddles of telescopic
legs, see Fig. 1. Screw Stakes (C) clockwise while inserting them into the
ground for extra stability.
STEP 6:
Tie one end of each Rope (D) to loops found at the corners of the Canopy
(B). Tie the opposite ends of Rope (D) to the remaining Stakes (C). Pull these
Stakes (C) with Ropes (D) so that the rope is taut, and screw these stakes in
the ground, see Fig. 2.
Disassembly Instructions
WARNING
KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES AWAY FROM THIS CANOPY
FABRIC. This canopy is made with fabric that meets CPAI-84
specifications for flame resistance. It is not fire proof. The fabric
will burn if left in continuous contact with any flame source. The
application of any foreign substance to the canopy fabric may render
the flame-resistant properties ineffective.
Please review the diagram on page 12 to familiarize yourself with part
descriptions of the individual parts that make up the gazebo frame.
NOTICE: Please read instructions below to avoid damaging parts to the
gazebo frame. Do not use excessive force when closing the gazebo.
1. Remove Ropes (D) and Stakes (C) that tie down each corner of the
gazebo.
2. Remove Stakes (C) securing each telescopic leg to the ground.
3. Collapse each telescopic leg by depressing the push-pins, and
pushing the bottom halves into the upper halves. Be careful not to
pinch fingers or hands in moving parts.
4. Pull red latch on locking-mechanism to unlock it from rod of connector
in the center of Gazebo Frame (A).
5. Depress push-pins within the sliding leg hinges at the top of telescopic
legs, and push the hinges down to the bottom of collapsed telescopic
legs.
6. Carefully close the Gazebo Frame (A) without applying force. If you
meet resistance while closing the frame, open the frame some, and
trying to close it again.
7. Carefully place the closed Gazebo Frame (A) in its Carrying Bag (E).
Fig. 2
Fig. 1
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Reference
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