Treasure Garden UM810 Series Guide

UM810x/UM812x
9’ OC /11’ OC
Cord Replacement
Replacement Instructions
www.treasuregarden.com
©2014 Treasure Garden, Inc. - All Rights Reserved. Initial 7/14

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AUTO TILT CORD REPLACEMENT MANUAL WARRANTY:
Treasure Garden warrants this product
(in residential use) to be free from defects
in original materials and workmanship for a
period of 2 years from the date of
purchase. If a defect in the original
material or workmanship appears during
the warranty period; Treasure Garden will
(at its option) repair or replace the product
without charge. Limited warranty against
fabric fading, depending on fabric.
Simply contact your original authorized
Treasure Garden dealer with a description
of the defect. The dealer will verify the
defect and work closely with Treasure
Garden to obtain the necessary service.
In many cases, simple problems can be
solved with a replacement part that can be
shipped directly to the dealer for
professional installation/repair.
In the event that warranted factory service
is required, Treasure Garden will assume
the responsibility of the return freight
charges on warranted product for the 2
years only.
Returned product that (upon receipt and
inspection) is deemed to be “not covered”
under our warranty, will be shipped/billed
at your expense.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights,
and you may have other rights which vary
from state to state.
NOTE: Failure caused by unreasonable or
abusive use, or failure caused by neglect of
reasonable and necessary care are not
covered by this warranty.
Additionally, acts of nature (including but not
limited to wind, hurricanes, tornadoes, and
storms) are not covered by this warranty.
S A F E T Y P R E C A U T I O S :
• Close and store the umbrella in windy conditions or when a storm approaches.
ever allow the umbrella to flap in the wind; this could damage the canopy.
• Do not leave open umbrella unattended. If damage occurs, this is not covered
by the warranty.
• When adjusting the umbrella, make sure that no person(s) or item(s) are close to the
umbrella. This is important to prevent injury or material damage.
C A R E A D M A I T E A C E :
• When not in use, close and cover umbrella with a protective cover (not included).
• Allow a wet canopy to dry while in open position.
• If necessary, clean the fabric with lukewarm water, mild detergent, and a sponge.
• Wipe sliding marks on the aluminum poles with a damp cloth.
Winter Storage:
• Store in a dry, protective place.
• Any visible defects must be repaired by a professional.
After the Winter:
• Areas subject to turning and sliding can be treated with a non-staining lubricant spray
(silicone-based).
• Check the condition and function of the umbrella. Any defects must be repaired by a
professional.
S T E P 1 Ide tify Break i Cord
Remove umbrella canopy and bottom pole. Identify the break in the cord (Fig. 1).
OTE: If cord is not visible outside umbrella frame, cord replacement cannot be completed.
S T E P 2 Remove Housi g a d Cra k Mecha ism
Unscrew and remove crank housing (Fig. 2). Rotate umbrella so the crank mechanism faces
up (Fig. 3). Straighten and remove cotter pin (Fig. 4).
REQUIRED ITEMS:
• Phillips head screwdriver
• Pliers
• Wrench
• eedle & thread
• Scissors
OTE: Read these instructions completely before attempting replacement.
(Fig. 1)
(Fig. 2)
(Fig. 3)
(Fig. 4)

S T E P 3 Remove Ha dle & U tie Cord
Pull the handle from out of the frame (Fig. 7). Untie the knot at the end of the cord (Fig. 8).
Using wrench, remove the nut (Fig. 5). Hold back placement clip to remove gear and
washer (Fig. 6).
(Fig. 5)
(Fig. 6) Gear
Washer
S T E P 4 Attach New Cord
Use a needle and thread to sew new cord with broken cord (Fig. 9). Make certain the
threading is strong and connects both cords tightly together. Make sure there is no bulges in
the connection; the two cords should look like they are one (Fig. 10).
(Fig. 7) (Fig. 8)
(Fig. 9) (Fig. 10)
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S T E P 9 Replaceme t Complete
Replacement is now complete. Test to ensure proper function.
OTE: If there is too much slack in the cord, untie the knot beneath the hub (Fig. 19). Re-tie
the knot higher up the cord. Cut away any excess cord beneath knot.

3
S T E P 5 I sert New Cord Through Pole
Locate the broken cord and pull it out of the frame so the new cord is threaded through
(Fig.11). Make certain some of the new cord protrudes through the crank handle hole. Once
the connection is visible, cut the thread that connects the cords (Fig. 12). OTE: Be sure not
to damage the new cord. Discard old cord.
(Fig. 11) (Fig. 12)
S T E P 6 I sert New Cord Through Cra k Ha dle
Thread the cord through the handle bolt and tie a figure eight knot at its end (Fig. 13). Tuck
knotted end of cord into frame, then reinsert crank handle (Fig. 14).
(Fig. 13) (Fig. 14)
S T E P 7 Reassemble Cra k Ha dle
Push back the placement clip (Fig. 15) and reassemble crank mechanism in the following
order: Washer, gear, nut, cotter pin
Make certain gear is placed correctly with placement clip. Be sure to bend the edges of the
cotter pin around the contours of the washer (Fig. 16). Reassemble the crank housing.
(Fig. 15) (Fig. 16)
4
S T E P 8 Thread Cord Through Hub
Open umbrella and remove broken cord from hub (Fig. 17). Guide the new cord through
the notch in the hub (Fig. 18). Thread the cord through hole in the hub. Making certain the
cord is taut, tie a figure eight knot at its end (Fig. 19). Cut away any excess cord beneath
knot.
(Fig. 17) (Fig. 18)
(Fig. 19)

3
S T E P 5 I sert New Cord Through Pole
Locate the broken cord and pull it out of the frame so the new cord is threaded through
(Fig.11). Make certain some of the new cord protrudes through the crank handle hole. Once
the connection is visible, cut the thread that connects the cords (Fig. 12). OTE: Be sure not
to damage the new cord. Discard old cord.
(Fig. 11) (Fig. 12)
S T E P 6 I sert New Cord Through Cra k Ha dle
Thread the cord through the handle bolt and tie a figure eight knot at its end (Fig. 13). Tuck
knotted end of cord into frame, then reinsert crank handle (Fig. 14).
(Fig. 13) (Fig. 14)
S T E P 7 Reassemble Cra k Ha dle
Push back the placement clip (Fig. 15) and reassemble crank mechanism in the following
order: Washer, gear, nut, cotter pin
Make certain gear is placed correctly with placement clip. Be sure to bend the edges of the
cotter pin around the contours of the washer (Fig. 16). Reassemble the crank housing.
(Fig. 15) (Fig. 16)
4
S T E P 8 Thread Cord Through Hub
Open umbrella and remove broken cord from hub (Fig. 17). Guide the new cord through
the notch in the hub (Fig. 18). Thread the cord through hole in the hub. Making certain the
cord is taut, tie a figure eight knot at its end (Fig. 19). Cut away any excess cord beneath
knot.
(Fig. 17) (Fig. 18)
(Fig. 19)

S T E P 3 Remove Ha dle & U tie Cord
Pull the handle from out of the frame (Fig. 7). Untie the knot at the end of the cord (Fig. 8).
Using wrench, remove the nut (Fig. 5). Hold back placement clip to remove gear and
washer (Fig. 6).
(Fig. 5)
(Fig. 6) Gear
Washer
S T E P 4 Attach New Cord
Use a needle and thread to sew new cord with broken cord (Fig. 9). Make certain the
threading is strong and connects both cords tightly together. Make sure there is no bulges in
the connection; the two cords should look like they are one (Fig. 10).
(Fig. 7) (Fig. 8)
(Fig. 9) (Fig. 10)
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S T E P 9 Replaceme t Complete
Replacement is now complete. Test to ensure proper function.
OTE: If there is too much slack in the cord, untie the knot beneath the hub (Fig. 19). Re-tie
the knot higher up the cord. Cut away any excess cord beneath knot.

61
AUTO TILT CORD REPLACEMENT MANUAL WARRANTY:
Treasure Garden warrants this product
(in residential use) to be free from defects
in original materials and workmanship for a
period of 2 years from the date of
purchase. If a defect in the original
material or workmanship appears during
the warranty period; Treasure Garden will
(at its option) repair or replace the product
without charge. Limited warranty against
fabric fading, depending on fabric.
Simply contact your original authorized
Treasure Garden dealer with a description
of the defect. The dealer will verify the
defect and work closely with Treasure
Garden to obtain the necessary service.
In many cases, simple problems can be
solved with a replacement part that can be
shipped directly to the dealer for
professional installation/repair.
In the event that warranted factory service
is required, Treasure Garden will assume
the responsibility of the return freight
charges on warranted product for the 2
years only.
Returned product that (upon receipt and
inspection) is deemed to be “not covered”
under our warranty, will be shipped/billed
at your expense.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights,
and you may have other rights which vary
from state to state.
NOTE: Failure caused by unreasonable or
abusive use, or failure caused by neglect of
reasonable and necessary care are not
covered by this warranty.
Additionally, acts of nature (including but not
limited to wind, hurricanes, tornadoes, and
storms) are not covered by this warranty.
S A F E T Y P R E C A U T I O S :
• Close and store the umbrella in windy conditions or when a storm approaches.
ever allow the umbrella to flap in the wind; this could damage the canopy.
• Do not leave open umbrella unattended. If damage occurs, this is not covered
by the warranty.
• When adjusting the umbrella, make sure that no person(s) or item(s) are close to the
umbrella. This is important to prevent injury or material damage.
C A R E A D M A I T E A C E :
• When not in use, close and cover umbrella with a protective cover (not included).
• Allow a wet canopy to dry while in open position.
• If necessary, clean the fabric with lukewarm water, mild detergent, and a sponge.
• Wipe sliding marks on the aluminum poles with a damp cloth.
Winter Storage:
• Store in a dry, protective place.
• Any visible defects must be repaired by a professional.
After the Winter:
• Areas subject to turning and sliding can be treated with a non-staining lubricant spray
(silicone-based).
• Check the condition and function of the umbrella. Any defects must be repaired by a
professional.
S T E P 1 Ide tify Break i Cord
Remove umbrella canopy and bottom pole. Identify the break in the cord (Fig. 1).
OTE: If cord is not visible outside umbrella frame, cord replacement cannot be completed.
S T E P 2 Remove Housi g a d Cra k Mecha ism
Unscrew and remove crank housing (Fig. 2). Rotate umbrella so the crank mechanism faces
up (Fig. 3). Straighten and remove cotter pin (Fig. 4).
REQUIRED ITEMS:
• Phillips head screwdriver
• Pliers
• Wrench
• eedle & thread
• Scissors
OTE: Read these instructions completely before attempting replacement.
(Fig. 1)
(Fig. 2)
(Fig. 3)
(Fig. 4)

UM810x/UM812x
9’ OC /11’ OC
Cord Replacement
Replacement Instructions
www.treasuregarden.com
©2014 Treasure Garden, Inc. - All Rights Reserved. Initial 7/14