Outdoor Revolution Oxygen Speed 3 User manual

Oxygen Speed 3
Instrucons and Care
Manual
Thank you for purchasing an Outdoor Revoluon product,
this product will give years of sasfactory service if basic
instrucons are followed, our products are designed for
durability and for ease of erecon.
**We highly recommend that you insure your awning
against storm damage or accidental damage, as the
warranty does not cover such eventualies. The
manufacturer is not liable for any damage caused to
the awning or its contents because of misuse, incorrect
pitching or extreme weather**
IMPORTANT: PLEASE CHECK YOUR EQUIPMENT
1 x Flysheet (or outer)
2 x Adjustable stability poles
1 x Bag of steel pegs
2 x Reecve Endurance Storm Straps
1 x Dual Acon Hand Pump
Carrying Bag
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Important informaon.
 Please do not leave for your holiday without fully erecng and
checking you have all the contents of your awning. If you are missing
anything please contact your supplying dealer.
 Please also note that manmade fabrics are prone to condensaon
when the warm air and moisture inside the awning comes into contact
with the colder outside of the awning fabric. This is a perfectly natural
occurrence and should not be confused with leaking. Ensure all Vortex
Vents are open whenever possible to help combat condensaon.
 Ideally erect your awning for some period before use - allowing it to
weather. ‘Weathering’ can take few uses of the awning before it is
fully eecve.
 Make sure that before erecng, that you site the awning on clear level
ground with no sharp objects underneath, and that all the zips are fully
closed. (We recommend laying a groundsheet down to keep the
awning dry and clean).
 We suggest conducng a trial run of your awning to familiarise
yourself with the set up and use of the awning. If you have any issues
relang to pitching your awning please contact your dealer for help
before going on holiday.
 Please note this awning is designed as a ‘touring’ awning and not for
permanent pitch.
 Aer use always dry and air the awning before packing away to
prevent damp.
 Any dirt or stains can be removed by brushing or gently washing with
warm water. DO NOT use detergents as this will destroy the
waterproong on the fabrics.
 DO NOT cook or smoke in this awning; although the outer fabric is re
retardant treated it will sll melt.
 In the event of damage; use our contact form on our website
www.outdoor-revoluon.com and our customer service team will
advise you as best as possible.
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Oponal Extras Available for the Speed 2
 Adjustable Rear Pad Poles - hold the rear pads ghter against
your vehicle - reducing the draught.
 Luxury Liteweave Carpet - shaped specically to your awning
for a perfect t. Breathable and hardwearing.
 Speed Annexe - double annexe zips on to the le hand side of
the awning when looking at it.
 Trio Stripe Sleeping Bags - Available in dierent sizes, match-
ing sleeping bags.
 Selecon of chairs and furniture.
 Look at www.outdoor-revoluon.com for more informaon.

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5. Next, aach the pump to the
Dynamic Speed Valve and begin to
carefully inate - taking care that no
part of the fabric is caught anywhere.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING ERECTION
INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.
TIP: Refer to the photograph to help when pitching your Speed 3
1. Spread the ysheet out on the
ground next to your caravan with
the cowl side laying parallel to your
vehicle.
2. Take the awning piping on the cowl and
slide it through the caravan awning channel
unl the awning is in the desired posion on
the vehicle.
3. Peg down the rear pads at the back of
the awning against the caravan using the
adjustable pegging points. This keeps the
awning in place whilst you inate it. You
may need to re-adjust them aerwards.
4. Before inang the AirFrame Tube make
sure the Dynamic Speed Valve quick release
buon is pressed out. This makes sure the air
will be held inside the AirFrame tube.
7. Place the cap back in the valve and
cover with the Velcro sleeve to keep the
awning looking neat and dy.
6. Inate the AirFrame to 5psi unl you can
give it a good squeeze. The tube needs to
have room inside for air to expand in vary-
ing weather condions.
9. Locate the pole with a hook on the
end. Slot the hook end through the
sleeve on the roof of the awning and
hook it in to the bracket pad inside the
awning resng against the caravan.
8. Locate the grey bracket pad and
aach it to the strip of extra awning
piping located on the inside of the
awning in the centre of the awning
piping.
10. Aach the second half of the pole to
the rst half and insert the silver pin in
to the boom of the pole. Adjust the
pole to tension the roof. Repeat steps 8,
9 and 10 for the second pole.

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12. Peg out all the remaining pegging
points and guy lines starng from the
corner against the caravan and work
round the awning.
Warning: Never unzip the zips on the protecve
sleeves whilst the AirFrame Tubes are inated. This
may result in the tube bursng or ballooning out of the
sleeve - causing damage to the tube and the sleeve.
Visit the website for Video Instrucons
13. Peg out the Reecve Endurance
Storm Straps for extra stability. Please
make sure in heavier weather you use all
the guy lines and storm straps to hold
the awning in place.
11. Then peg out and tension the front of
the awning. Use the adjustable pegging
straps to tension the awning as you desire.
Make sure you don’t over tension the fab-
ric. If a door is taut it may be too ght and
that could cause damage.
13. Finally - thread the draught skirt
through the lower awning channel and
secure at either side.
 Fold the awning lengthways to
make a long thin straight line.
Packing away your awning.
 Zip up all the windows and doors before deang.
 Unpeg the guy lines, storm straps and most of the pegs around the
awning - leaving the four corners pegged out.
 Open the Dynamic Speed Valve and press in the quick release buon.
Leave the buon pressed in.
 Unpeg the four corners and pull the awning out of the awning channel.
 Lay the awning at on the ground.
 Measure the width of the bag
up against the width of the fold-
ed awning to make sure the
awning is going to t.
 Begin to roll the awning as ght
as possible from the opposite
end of the Valve to expel all the
air as you roll.
 Place the rolled awning on to
the bag and pull the sides up
round it. Finally, Zip up the bag.
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Outdoor Revoluon Awnings are distributed by:
Outdoor Revoluon Ltd
www.outdoor-revoluon.com
Problem Reason Soluon
The Air Tube keeps
deang aer removing
the pump.
The Dynamic Speed Valve
quick release buon hasn’t
been pressed back out.
Press the quick release
buon back out to shut
the valve.
The awning is leaking. Usually ‘leaking’ is actually
condensaon which forms
on the inside of the product.
Open all the Vortex
Vents in the awning to
help increase air circula-
on and help reduce
condensaon.
Trouble-Shoong.
In the event of a puncture.
 If you have a small puncture in your Air Frame Tube you can easily re-
pair it using a standard puncture repair kit.
 To remove the Air Frame Tube - deate the tube and then unzip the
two protecve sleeves over the tube and pull the Air Tube out. Do not
unzip the sleeves whilst the tube is inated.
 Locate the puncture repair the puncture on the Air Frame Bladder.
 Place the Air Tube back in to the sleeves in the correct place with the
valves in the valve hole. Make sure the Tube is straight and not twisted.
 Zip the two sleeves back up fully.
 Inate the AirFrame Tube again, ensuring that the puncture has now
been repaired.
 If this process doesn't work you may have to buy a new bladder.
**Spare AirFrame Bladders can be bought to replace damaged ones.
Visit the Spares Secon at www.outdoor-revoluon.com or contact us on
01924 455313**
**Awnings will not be replaced because of damaged bladders**