Specifications

Operation & Maintenance
Part Number 1006370 DHS SYSTEMS LLC
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4.2.1 Repair of Shelter Cover
If time does not allow for the following repair procedure, this repair can be done on a
temporary basis by using duct tape.
NOTE
This repair procedure can be accomplished in any weather condition.
1. Cut enough fabric to cover the tear or hole, with approximately ¼” extra on all sides.
2. Apply a thin layer of adhesive to the reverse side of patch.
3. Apply a thin layer of adhesive to the area around the tear or hole in the shelter to which patch will be applied.
4. Press the patch firmly over the tear or hole.
5. Smooth out any air bubbles from under the patch.
6. The patch will be secure in three hours.
7. Allow the patch to cure for 24 hours.
4.2.2 Shelter Maintenance during Inclement Weather
The shelter should be stricken if it is to be left unattended for an extended period of time when
there is a possibility of inclement weather
NOTE
To prevent damage to the shelter due to heavy snow or freezing rain, check the roof periodically for rain puddles or
ice/snow accumulation. This can be accomplished by:
1. Shaking the cover from the outside of the Shelter.
2. Using a push pole,
gently
3. During adverse weather conditions, routinely check and verify the security of the;
tap between the frame and cover until the shelter is cleared of the snow or ice
accumulation.
a) Wind lines
b) Stakes
c) Keepers
4. Periodically recheck all screws on the exterior hubs and keepers for looseness.
4.2.3 Cleaning the Shelter & Accessories
WARNING
DO NOT USE AMONNIA BASE SOLVENTS TO CLEAN THE SHELTER; THEY WILL DISSOLVE
THE PROTECTIVE COATING ON THE FABRIC.
A power washer may be used at low pressure setting and warm water. Use caution and good
judgment regarding water pressure and temperature.
NOTE
Proper maintenance requires the shelter to be cleaned after each usage. Clean the shelter as follows:
1. Brush off all excess dirt and debris with a soft bristle brush.
2. Using a cloth, sponge, or mop, the shelter can be manually cleaned using a mixture of warm water and Simple
Green® or equivalent.
3. Remove grease, oil, or other heavy stains by scrubbing with Simple Green or equivalent.
4. Rinse with clean water.
5. Allow the Shelter to dry completely before repackaging.