Product Manual

BRISBANE
11-15 Oasis Court, Clontarf, QLD 4019
Phone : [phone] Fax : [phone]
E-mail : [e-mail]
www.aussietraveller.com.au
MELBOURNE
235A Barry Road, Campbellfield VIC 3061
Ph: 03 9357 6565 Fx: 03 9357 6515
E-mail: [e-mail]
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GENERAL TIPS - DO'S
i) Do keep your awnings clean. This is the best
protection against mildew. Even on mildew
resistant fabric, mildew can grow on accumulated
dirt and eventually damage or stain the fabric.
ii) Do wash down your awning. You can use a mild
soap and water solution, or an approved vinyl
cleaner, brushing lightly with a cloth or soft brush.
Rinse thoroughly and allow drying prior to storage.
We recommend doing this on a hot, sunny day.
iii) Do keep the underside of your awning clean by
simply brushing with a clean household broom. It
may also be washed in the same manner as the top.
iv) Do lower one arm 300mm-600mm in light rain
conditions to allow water to drain from the fabric
and avoid water pooling.
v) Accessories such as Aussie Traveller’s Anti Flap Kit
and Curved Roof Rafters will help eliminate wind
flap and water pooling.
vi) When adding walls we recommend Aussie
Traveller’s Anti Flap Kit with built in wall
attachment system.
GENERAL TIPS - DO NOT'S
i) DO NOT operate awning in strong winds or rain.
ii) DO NOT allow awning to snap closed excessively
hard.
iii) DO NOT remove support arm from bracket until
ratchet lever has been placed in up (roll in) position.
Refer to previous instructions.
iv) DO NOT overextend awning when rolling out.
v) DO NOT fold or roll out in extreme cold
temperatures.
vi) DO NOT get insect spray on the vinyl fabric, as some
solutions may cause staining or discolour.
vii) DO NOT allow water to collect on awnings, causing
water pooling.
viii) DO NOT overlook small rips or tears. Have them
repaired or separation will result.
ix) DO NOT wash your awning with truck wash or a
harsh strong solution, or with an abrasive cleaner.
x) DO NOT BBQ, grill or have campfires underneath
the awning.
xi) DO NOT store awnings when damp, or wet. Mildew
may grow on the surface of a damp awning and
permanently stain the fabric.
[If it is necessary to roll the awning away wet then
roll out and dry at the first opportunity.]
xii) DO NOT permit leaves, twigs, etc. to remain on your
awning.
xiii) Do not use a high pressure cleaning jet.