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3.8 Acrylic Windows
The living area of your trailer may be fitted with optional double glazed acrylic windows with
integrated flyscreen and blinds.
3.8.1 Window Catches and Stays
The acrylic windows have three positions: Open, Ventilation, & Closed.
To Open
1. Turn the bottom catch arms to the vertical position and side arms to the horizontal position.
2. Check the support stays locking screws are undone.
3. Push the bottom of the window out.
4. To hold the window open, tighten the locking screws on the support stays.
To Close
1. Loosen the locking screws on the support stays.
2. Pull the window closed.
3. Turn the bottom catches to the horizontal position and side catch to the vertical position.
For Ventilation
1. Turn the bottom catch arms to the vertical position and side arms to the horizontal position.
2. Push the window open just so the catch arms line up with the second groove on the catch
keep.
3. Turn the bottom catch arms to the horizontal position to hold the window.
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Note the windows are not sealed from rain in this position.
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We recommend that you open and close the window from the centre.
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Close all windows before driving.
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The stay arm locking screw must always be undone before you open or close your window
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Always ensure that the windows are fully closed during wet weather and not on the night
vent/ventilation position
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3.8.2 Window Blinds
The acrylic windows are fitted with a flysceen and blackout blinds. The flysceen blind pulls down
from the top edge of the window and the blackout blind pulls up from the bottom. The bottom edge
of the flyscreen clips onto the blackout blind to seal off the window from insects. The height of the
blackout blind can be positioned as required.
Sun blinds and how to handle with acrylic windows
If the blackout blind is used long-term as a sun blind then there is a risk of damaging the window as a
result of overheating.
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In the event of persistent heat the window should be left in the ventilation position.
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If you put away the trailer for a longer period of time then the blackout blind should be left
open.