Coleman 9830-330 User manual

Heka X2
part number 9830-330
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Layout & Positioning
of Tent, Pole Assembly
– Layout and position tent with door facing
desired direction. (illus. 2)
– For best results in windy conditions, postion
door or back of tent into the wind.
– Stake down tent corners. Keep the floor
taut. Unzip door. (illus. 1, illus. 2)
– Assemble Frame Poles by interlocking the
shock-corded sections. This will make one long
Main Pole and two shorter Crossover Poles.
– Insert the Main Pole (Red) through the pole
sleeves and through the grommet going from
the back of the tent to the front of the vestibule
webbing strap. (illus. 2, illus. 3)
– Insert the silver Crossover Pole in the front set
of pole sleeves going side to side. (illus. 2)
– Insert the gold Crossover Pole in the back set
of pole sleeves going side to side. (illus. 2)
Rainfly Part No. 9830-1341
Removable Vestibule Part No. 9850-3071
illus. 2
Crossover Poles through pole sleeves
Back Pole (gold)
Main Pole (red)
illus. 1
Tent stake
through
Loop
illus. 3
Long pole through
grommet
illus.5
Insert Pole Tip into
grommet
POLE ASSEMBLY PARTS
Main Tent Pole (red)
Part No. 9830-1441
Front Crossover Pole (silver)
Part No. 9830-1141
Back Crossover Pole (gold)
Part No. 9830-1241
Connect Frame to Tent
– Insert Pole Tip of Main Tent pole into the grommet
on the webbing at the back of the tent (illus. 5).
– Go to opposite end of the Main Pole and
gradually apply pressure to the pole, forming an
arch, until you are able to insert the pole tip
into the pole pocket at the point of the pole flap.
(illus. 4, illus. 5)
– Insert the Crossover Pole into the grommet
on the webbing located on the side of the
tent. The front pole goes toward the back.
The back pole angles toward the front. The
Crossover Poles will cross on each side.
(illus. 4, illus. 5)
illus. 4
Main Pole
Front Crossover Pole
Back
Crossover Pole
Front Pole (silver)

Things You Should Know
• Under certain conditions (cold weather, high humidity, etc.) condensation will form on the inside surfaces of your tent. Condensation
is caused by water vapor from your breath, perspiration, or any wet clothing inside your tent. It is NOT LEAKAGE through the tent
fabric. It can be minimized by removing wet clothing from your tent and by providing good ventilation through the tent.
• Never store tent, even for a short period of time, without
drying it thoroughly and brushing off caked dirt. Do not pack
stakes or poles inside your tent. Use separate storage bag.
• STAKES SHOULD BE REMOVED BY PULLING ON THE STAKE
ITSELF. NEVER PULL ON THE TENT FABRIC OR TENT STAKE
LOOP TO REMOVE STAKE.
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3Attach Tent to Frame
Using Frame Clips
– Attach remaining frame clips
along the side of tent and webbing
to frame poles (illus. 6), (illus. 7)
– Make any adjustments to the tent
corner stakes that are needed.
4Attach Rainfly with
Convertible Vestibule
– Drape Rainfly main section or zipped 2
sections over tent frame. Curved door
goes in front.
– Secure Rainfly with Frame Ties located
on underside of fly.
– Connect the clips (found at the
Rainfly points) to the clips located at
the points of the tent. (illus. 9)
– Insert the Main Pole end over the door into
the pole pocket on the underside of the
main section of the Rainfly.(illus. 11)
– Convertible vestibule section can be
zipped on or removed as desired.
When attaching also toggle it to the
main section for added stability.
– Attach Guy Lines and stake out.
(illus.11)
illus. 7
Assembled tent without
Rainfly. Note the frame
clips located on edge of tent.
illus. 6
Frame Clips
illus. 8
Rainfly with
Convertible
Vestiblue shown
zipped together
illus. 11
Completed tent with
Convertible Vestiblue removed.
illus. 10
Completed tent and Rainfly with
Convertible Vestibule.
Guy Line
Guy Line
illus. 9
Rainfly clips
onto pole
stake loop
Convertible
Vestibule
Zips together Main Section
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