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In The Event Of A Puncture
If you suspect a puncture follow the following procedure:
Inflate the awning and then close all the isolation valves in the awning (interior and
exterior). Wait for a while and then check each AirPole for pressure. If there is reduced
pressure in any AirPole check the connecting hoses to make sure that the compression
fittings are done up tightly. If you still suspect a leak it will be necessary to investigate
the individual AirPole. If tightening the hose fittings does not solve the problem then the
AirPole may be punctured.
To Remove An Airpole
You can remove an AirPole when the awning is inflated or deflated but if it's inflated the
isolation valves around the pole must be closed.
NEVER OPEN THE ZIP ON THE GREY INNER TUBES
WHILST THE POLES ARE INFLATED.
Unzip the sleeve holding the AirPole.
Undo the compression fittings on the punctured pole side of the isolation valve. There
may be one or two per pole. You should now be able to remove the AirPole. Unzip the
protective cover of the AirPole to expose the inflatable tube.
NEVER UNDO THE ZIP IF THE TUBE IS UNDER PRESSURE.
Locate the puncture. This is made easier if you blow some air into the tube. For small
holes it may be necessary to submerge the inflatable tube in water.
Once located the tube can be repaired using repair tape. We recommend Kampa Awning
& Tent Repair Tape.
The repair can be enhanced by using a combination of one of the above and Kampa
Repair Solution which is a flexible adhesive. Follow the manufacturers instructions to
repair.
Another alternative is to replace the tube. Spares are available from your dealer or direct
from Kampa.
Reassemble the AirPole, zip back into the sleeve and reconnect the hoses to the isolation
valves.
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