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Fiamma Awning Installation and Usage Guide for Customer Service and Technical Staff
Installation Instructions
Pre-Installation Checks
- Goods Receipt Inspection: Upon receiving the awning, inspect for any damage or deformities caused during transport. In case of any issues, contact the dealer.
Installation Process
- Qualification: Installation must be performed by qualified personnel.
- Location Selection: Identify vehicle wall reinforced points for awning attachment.
- Bracket Selection: Choose brackets based on the vehicle's roof profile.
- Marking and Drilling:
- Mark the fastening points on the vehicle's exterior wall.
- Ensure the awning cassette is mounted horizontally.
- Before drilling, confirm no internal obstacles (e.g., cables, pipes).
- Bracket Installation:
- Do not overtighten the bracket lock nuts.
- Align brackets perfectly to the vehicle wall.
- Use spacers if the vehicle wall is not straight to ensure proper alignment.
- Awning Placement:
- Place the awning on the brackets and secure as illustrated.
Special Considerations
- For Awnings 400cm and Longer: Use all 3 provided brackets for secure installation.
- Bracket Holes: Brackets come with two holes; use the most convenient one for installation.
Maintenance Instructions
- Regular Checks: Periodically inspect the brackets to ensure they are securely attached, especially after the first few miles of travel.
Instructions for Use
Deploying the Awning
- Leg Extraction: After extending the awning about 1m, place the support legs on the ground.
- Adjusting Support Legs:
- Adjust the legs' height as needed.
- Secure the legs to the ground with hooks to prevent wind lift.
- Optionally, use storm cords or the Fiamma Tie-Down Kit for additional security.
- Wall Brackets: Support legs can be attached to wall brackets installed at reinforced points on the vehicle.
- Weather Precautions: The awning is designed as a sunshade; retract it during strong wind, heavy rain, or snow. If necessary, lower one side for water drainage and use the tension rafter (included with some models).
Closing the Awning
- Ensure the awning rolls up correctly; the red indicators should not be visible when the awning is fully retracted. Check for any fabric damage as it may hinder proper retraction.
Accessories Installation
- Tension Rafter: For models 400-450, the tension rafter is standard. For models 250-350, it's optional.
- Rafter Pro: Recommended for temporary use only.
Safety Tips
- Positioning of Support Foot: Ensure correct positioning to prevent incorrect closure.
- Awning Tension Accessories: Install as per guidelines for optimal tension.
Additional Tips
- Cleaning: Use mild detergent for cleaning the awning fabric.
- Troubleshooting: In case of issues, refer to the dealer or contact support.
Important Reminders
- The awning is primarily a sunshade; it's not designed to withstand adverse weather conditions like heavy rain, strong winds, or snow. Always retract the awning under such conditions to avoid damage.
This guide serves as a comprehensive reference for customer service and technical staff when addressing queries related to the Fiamma Awning installation, usage, and maintenance.