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Dometic Drive-Away Air Awnings Technical and Customer Service Manual
Models Covered:
- RallyAIR All-Season 330 D/A
- RallyAIR Pro 260 D/A
- RallyAIR Pro 260 D/AVW
- RallyAIR Pro 330 D/A
- RallyAIR Pro 390 D/A
Introduction
Thank you for choosing Dometic. This manual is designed to assist customer service and technical staff in providing accurate and comprehensive support for the Dometic Drive-Away Air Awnings. Please ensure familiarity with this guide for effective customer assistance.
Important Information
- Condensation: All awnings may experience internal condensation due to temperature differences and humidity. This is not a defect and is not covered by warranty.
- Preparation: Before first use, weather the awning by wetting it thoroughly to improve weatherproofing.
- Usage Conditions: Designed for use in conditions not exceeding Beaufort scale 7. Not intended for commercial use or prolonged exposure.
Set-Up Instructions
- Site Selection: Choose a flat, wind-protected area.
- Groundsheet: Lay a groundsheet to protect the awning.
- Attachment Methods:
- Straps: Secure using straps over the vehicle.
- Awning Rail: Thread the awning onto the motorhome's rail using 6mm keder beading.
- Wind-Out Awning: Thread the 6mm keder beading through the front channel of the awning.
- Inflation: Inflate using the manual hand pump provided until the pressure gauge reaches the green zone (9 psi/0.62 BAR). Do not use a compressor.
- Pegging Sequence: Follow the specific order for pegging to ensure proper setup.
Maintenance and Care
- Deflation and Storage: Ensure the awning is dry before storing. Keep in a cool, dry place.
- Cleaning: Use clean water and a soft brush. Avoid detergents.
- Repairs: Use Dometic repair kits for minor damages. For air pole punctures, follow the repair or replacement instructions provided.
Troubleshooting
- Difficulty Inflating: Check the inflation valve and pump functionality.
- Partial Inflation: Ensure all internal isolation valves are open.
- Suspected Air Leak: Verify the inflation valve and deflation valves are securely closed. Check for punctures if the issue persists.
- Water Leak Concerns: Distinguish between condensation and leaks. Use seam sealant for leaks at taped areas.
Warranty and Service
- Warranty Period:
- Inflatable Tents & Awnings: 3 years
- Tables, Chairs & Recliners: 2 years
- Carpet & Footprints, Gale 12 V, Tent Accessories and Repair items: 1 year
- Exclusions: Damage from misuse, improper setup, or environmental impacts. Commercial use voids warranty.
Optional Extras
Breathable Carpets, Gale Electric Pump, Drive-Away Kits, and Furniture are available to enhance your awning experience.
Safety Precautions
- Do not cook or use naked flames inside the awning.
- Ensure children are supervised around the awning to prevent accidents.
In the Event of a Puncture
- Isolate the affected AirPole by closing interior valves.
- Locate and repair the puncture using Dometic Awning & Tent Repair Tape or replace the bladder if necessary.
This manual is intended to provide comprehensive support information for Dometic Drive-Away Air Awnings. For further assistance or detailed inquiries, refer to the specific sections relevant to the customer's query.