Khyam Biker Manual de Usario
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KHYAM QUICK ERECT TENTS
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & USER HINTS
WARNING:
If this tent is not erected in accordance with the instructions damage could be caused to the joints, poles
or fabric. It is important that the tent is properly guyed at all times, particularly in strong winds –
otherwise pole or joint damage may occur.
DO NOT PUSH TENT PEGS IN BY HAND, ALL TENT PEGS SHOULD BE DRIVEN HOME USING A
WOODEN OR RUBBER FACED MALLET OR SIMILAR TOOL.
NIMBUS
BIKER
FREELANDER
Instructions
1 To achieve the best from your Khyam tent, it is
important to fully understand the workings of the tent
and it’s unique technology. To help you, we have set out
easy steps on erecting your tent as well as handy User
Hints. Please study all of these notes fully before erect-
ing your tent.
Your attention is drawn specically to the paragraph
headed “Are Khyam tents water resistant” in the User
Hints Section, describing the sealing of the seams. is
operation must be carried out prior to using the tent for
the rst time remembering that the inside of the top cap
must also be sealed.
2 Khyam tents can be erected very quickly but it is
important that to start with, you take it slowly until you
are totally familiar with the system You should always
check out your tent prior to going on holiday.
3 Your tent comes in a handy carry bag with twin
handles- always carry it by both handles to prevent
damage to the bag. Select your pitch and clear it of any
sharp stones or objects, which may damage the ground
sheet. To prolong the life of your ground sheet we rec-
ommend the use of a genuine Khyam Stone Protection
sheet, which is shaped to t your tent exactly.
4 Remove the tent from the carry bag and hold
it in a vertical manner with the pole ends pointing up
(FIG. 1). en allow all the poles to fall out to form a
star shape with the hub in the centre (FIG. 2). Please re-
member the position of the poles of this point as it will
help you when you come to pack away the tent.
5 Please note that the main poles of all models
covered by these instructions have two dierent types
of hinge joint. e manual joint (FIG. 3) has a moving
collar and must be locked into position manually, whilst
the auto joint (FIG. 4) will automatically lock into posi-
tion when the pole is fully extended.
6 Place one hand under the central hub and li
the tent up (FIG 5), ensuring that there is no fabric
trapped in the central hub or locking joints. Holding the
hub at shoulder height use your other hand to hold one
of the poles just below an upper manual joint. Push this
joint downwards towards the centre of the tent, until the
locking collar springs into place, thus locking the joint.
If your tent has just one manual joint on each pole then
continue onto the remaining poles locking each manual
joint into position one by one until the tent is free
standing.
If your tent has two manual joints on each pole, rst lock the top joint into position, followed by the lower manual
joint. e central auto joint will automatically lock into position and the tent will become free standing.
(When doing this, take care to ensure that you do not restrict the movement of the pole sleeve, which must be able
to move freely along the top locking joint of each pole.) (See FIG. 6, 7, 8)
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
Fig. 3 Fig. 4
Fig. 5 Fig. 6
Fig. 7 Fig. 8
7 If the inner tent has not already been attached to
the ysheet this should now be done using toggles and
rings, and base attachments. (FIG. 9)
8 Position and peg the foot at the end of each
main pole so that both ysheet and inner tent ground-
sheet are smooth and even with no creases. Unravel and
securely peg all guy ropes. Also peg any intermediate
peg points on the base of the ysheet (not present on all
models)
9 Once your tent is up and pegged out it is impor-
tant to check that all of the elastic loops under all work-
ing pole joints are correctly hooked up under the joint.
(FIG. 10) ese elastics ensure that when you pack the
tent away, the fabric sleeves remain in the correct posi-
tion ready for the next time the tent is erected. If these
have come o the hooks under the working joints then
reposition them immediately. e top cap should now
be xed in position above the central hub by clipping
onto the poles below the joint.
ANNEXE / PORCH / BEDROOM
-Freelander(Bedroom)
-Biker(Porch)
10 e annexe is supported by a separate shock-
corded breglass pole. Make up the pole and thread it
through the relevant sleeve (FIG.11 / 12). Bend it down
to insert the ends onto the pin of the ‘ring and pin’
system located at the base of the ysheet on each side of
the tent. (FIG.13)
11. If present x the pole clips on the ysheet into
place on each side of the bedroom / porch (FIG. 14)
IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE END OF THE FIBRE-
GLASS POLE SECTION IS FULLY INSERTED INTO
THE ALUMINIUM FERRULE BEFORE THE POLE
IS FIXED INTO ITS FINAL POSITION. FAILURE
TO DO THIS MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO POLE,
FERRULE AND FABRIC.
12 Dismantling the tent is more or less a reverse of
the erection procedure. First remove the top cap fol-
lowed by any annexe poles. Take care when removing
removing any annexe poles. Hold the pole rmly when
removing o the ring and pin system so the pole cannot
‘ick up’ under tension.
Fig. 9 Fig. 10
Fig. 11 Fig. 12
Fig. 13 Fig. 14
13 To unlock each of the main poles, carefully push the top locking joint inwards towards the centre of the tent
to ‘Release the tension’. Holding the Joint in this position pull the collar down towards the ground. Allowing the
joint to release if your tent has 2 manual locking joints on each pole now unlock the lower manual joint. Continue
around the tent repeating this action on each pole. As you do this it is important to continue to support the centre of
the tent to prevent it collapsing before you have released all of the joints.
Especificaciones del producto
| Marca: | Khyam |
| Categoría: | Carpa |
| Modelo: | Biker |
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