To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if I suspect an air leak in my Dometic Accessories?
If you suspect an air leak in your Dometic Accessories, make sure the inflation valve is properly closed and that the black ‘O’ ring seal is in place. Also, verify that the top cap on the inflation valve is tightened securely and that all deflation valves are closed.
How to fix difficulty in pumping up Dometic Accessories awning?
If you're having difficulty pumping up your Dometic Accessories awning, try the following: * Ensure the inflation valve is fully screwed into the AirPole. * Close all deflation valves completely. * Check that the pump is functioning correctly.
What to do if I still suspect an air leak in my Dometic Kampa ACE AIR ALL-SEASON 400?
If you still suspect an air leak in your Dometic Accessories, close all the isolation valves in the awning and wait for a while, then check each AirPole for pressure. If there is reduced pressure in any AirPole, check the connecting hoses to make sure that the isolation valves are tightly secured and properly seated. If the issue persists, further investigation of the individual AirPole will be necessary.
What to do if my Dometic Kampa ACE AIR ALL-SEASON 400 awning has a water leak at specific points?
If your Dometic Accessories awning has a water leak at specific points, it might be because the main seams haven't been properly treated. You may need to apply a seam sealant to these areas. Also, if the taping is damaged or peeling, apply seam sealant to those spots as well. Kampa Dometic seam sealant is available from your dealer.
What to do if part of my Dometic Accessories awning does not inflate?
If part of your Dometic Accessories awning isn't inflating, it could be that the isolation valves connecting the AirPoles are not open. Open all internal isolation valves to allow air to flow into all the AirPoles.
What to do if I think my Dometic Accessories awning has a water leak?
If you think your Dometic Accessories awning has a water leak, it might actually be condensation. Try increasing ventilation by opening doors. A waterproof groundsheet can also help prevent moisture from the ground, which causes condensation.
What to do if part of my Dometic Kampa ACE AIR ALL-SEASON 400 Accessories awning does not deflate?
If part of your Dometic Accessories awning isn't deflating, an isolation valve may be closed. Locate and open the isolation valve.
What to do if the AirPoles of my Dometic Kampa ACE AIR ALL-SEASON 400 are kinked?
If the AirPoles of your Dometic Accessories are kinked, add more air (9 psi).
General| Brand | Dometic |
|---|---|
| Model | Kampa ACE AIR ALL-SEASON 400 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Essential safety precautions and advice before setup and use.
Details on internal condensation, its causes, and mitigation strategies.
Information on seam taping, waterproof thread, and the 'weathering' process.
Guidance for choosing a flat, protected location for your awning.
Instructions for connecting the awning to the motorhome's rail or wind-out awning.
Steps for inflating AirPoles to the correct pressure using the manual pump.
Correct order of pegging points and methods for securing the awning.
How to use QuickPitch guying system for stability and tension.
Using sealing pads and poles for an improved seal with the motorhome.
Fitting curtains and using optional storm tie-down kits.
Step-by-step guide for deflating, folding, and efficiently packing the awning.
Effects of UV exposure and condensation, and warranty exclusions.
Notes on window material composition and care in cold conditions.
Critical safety warning: Do not cook or use naked flames inside the awning.
Advice on cleaning, drying, and protecting awning fabric and components.
Procedure for identifying and repairing punctures in the AirPoles.
Solutions for inflation problems, partial inflation, and air leaks.
Information on diagnosing water leaks, condensation, and seam issues.
Explanation of the awning's guarantee coverage, terms, and exclusions.
