Vango GALLI All In One Air Low Awning Pitching Instruction Manual

: June 11, 2024
: Vango

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GALLI All In One Air Low Awning Pitching
AIRBEAM INFLATION:
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** GALLI All In One Air Low Awning Pitching
Instruction Manual Vango GALLI All In One Air Low Awning
Pitching **

GALLI All In One Air Low Awning Pitching

Park your vehicle in the best location on your pitch ensuring that there is at least 4.6m free space at the side where you would like to pitch your Air Away/Awning.
Unpack and position the Air Away in the required direction with the rear attachment section facing the vehicle side.
Attach the Air Away to your vehicle using one of the 4 available options:
Kadar – The Air Away comes fited with a 6mm chador strip. This can be slid directly into a chador rail on the vehicle but Vango recommends using figure eight strips and an extra kador adaptor (sold separately) to ensure the chador fits snuggly and to provide flexibility when driving the vehicle away whilst the Air Away is pitched.
Webbing Straps – Remove the supplied webbing straps from the peg bag and clip into the corresponding buckles on the rear of the Air Away roof. Pass the straps over the roof of the vehicle and peg into the ground. Adjust the straps to fully tension the roof.
Hook & Loop Tabs – Use the pre-attached hook & loop tabs to connect to the roof bars of your vehicle.
Pole & Clamp – Slide the pole into the sleeve at the top of the rear section of the Air Away. Place the pole and fabric into the gutter on the vehicle and use the clamps to secure at both ends and in the centre.
Peg out the rear corners of the attachment section of the Air Away/Air Awning at the base of the vehicle.
Pull the front pegging points of the Air Away away from the vehicle until the base of the flysheet is straight.
Peg out the four main corners of the AirAway using the pegs supplied
Locate inflation points on each beam
Remove the valve cap (figure 1)
Insert the correct pump adaptor, which will lock onto the valve
There is no need to turn the white valve button as the adaptor will move this to the correct position
Inflate all tubes to 7psi. The tubes MUST be guided into an arch as they are inflated (figure 4)
Final tube pressure MUST NOT exceed 8psi
DO NOT OVER-INFLATE THE BEAMS
Inflate all Air Beams to 7psi. The Vango Air Beam® pump is supplied with a pressure release valve which will release pressure if more than 7.5 – 8psi is put into the Air Beam.
Start with the rear Air Beam and guide into an upright position whilst it is inflating
A small amount of air may leak from the valve when it is being inflated but this is normal
Remove the pump adaptor as soon as the beam is at the correct psi
Replace the valve cap to create an air tight seal
Repeat for front Air Beam
Peg out the remaining poles and pegging points using pin pegs at the base of the beams
Tighten the webbing adjusters to ensure that the Air Away is evenly tensioned all round.
Peg out ALL guy lines, ensuring that they are in line with the Air Beam or seam they are attached to.
Re-position and adjust tensioning where necessary.

Inner Attachment:

Open out inner tent inside flysheet and position doorways to correspond with the living area
Suspend the inner by attaching toggles of inner tent through rings on inside of flysheet

Tension Band System:

Adjust the straps until they are taut
DO NOT OVERTENSION. Excess tension will alter the shape of the tent

Storm Straps:

When driving the vehicle away but leaving the Air Away up, Vango recommends using the supplied storm straps.

TO DEFLATE AIRBEAM/ AIRAWAY/ AIRAWNING:

To deflate the Air Beam (remove the cap (figure 7)) press & turn (figure 8) the button from CLOSED to OPEN

In the unlikely event of a puncture:

Deflate the air beam. Unzip the internal flysheet sleeve which contains the affected beam.
Remove the tube and its protective outer.
The zips for the protective outer are cable tied together to prevent accidental access. Cut the cable tie and open the zip.
DO NOT open these zips when the tube is inflated.
Remove the clear rubberized tube from the protective sleeve taking care when removing the valve from the sleeve.
Partially inflate the tube and pass through a bucket or basin of water, looking for air bubbles. This will indicate location of puncture
Use the repair patch provided and cover hole, using instructions on patch. Re-insert tube into protective outer, closing zip from both ends, so that zip pullers are in the flysheet sleeve (this might be easier with the tube partially inflated)