CONTROLS
AND
EQUIPMENT
CONTROLS
AND
EQUIPMEN1
B70-769C
Closing
roof
Before
closing the roof the bed
panel must always be folded down
otherwise the roof cannot be closed
or
could be damaged.
When closing
the
roof,
the
window and
in-
sect
gauze screen must
be
closed
to
avoid
damaging
the
canvas.
Please
check regularly
that
the
retaining
belt
is
secured
as
shown
in
the
illustration.
It
ensures
that
the
canvas
is not
trapped
in
the lock when
the
roof
is
closed.
If the
retaining belt has become loose,
it
can
be secured
as
follows:
On
the roof
Guide
the
belt through
the
loop and then se-
cure
with
the
press buttons.
On
the
canvas
Secure
the
belt
to the
canvas itself
by
means
of
the
press button.
There
is a
red
button
in
the
middle
of
the
right
hand
gas
strut
with
"PRESS"
written
on
it.
Press
this
button
to
disengage
the
gas
strut
and lower
the
roof
at
the
same time.
To
lower
the
roof,
take hold
of
the
grip
and
pull
it
down slowly.
Fold
the
canvas together and press evenly
into
the
corners
until
it
is
taut.
To prevent damage when closing the
roof,
the
canvas
must not get
jammed in the catch at front or at
the
sides
between vehicle roof or
linkage.
As
the
pressure created when closing
the
roof blows
the
canvas
up
and
it
can
get
jammed,
a
vehicle window
or
door should
be opened.
Grasp
the
handle
with
both hands and pull
roof down
with
a strong
jerk
until
the
lock
is
heard
to
engage.
Warning
For safety reasons the vehicle
may only be driven with the roof
completely closed and secured.
In
order
to
prevent
the
formation
of
damp
stains
in the
roof canvas
the
roof should
only
be
closed when
dry.
If at
some time
closing
the
roof when
wet
cannot
be
avoided,
it
should
be
opened again
as
soon
as
possible and allowed
to
dry.
When
the
roof
is not
used
for
a long time
it
should be opened from time
to
time
to air
it.
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