Sears 308770140 User Manual SCREEN HOUSE Manuals And Guides L0111072

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OWNER'S MhNUAL

SF_RS

308.770140

• safety rules •assembly

• care • replacement parts

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CAUTI( N!

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This product is made With flame

resistant fabric which is designed

to self-extinguish when removed

from flame. However, it is not fire-

proof end the fabric will burn as

long as it is in contact with a flame

or fueled by any other source.

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DO NOT...

I. Do not pitch tents near open fire.

2 Do not leave campfires unattended.

3. Do not allow CHILDREN or ADULTS

to use lighted candies, matches or other

flame sources in or near tents.

4. Do not use heating, lighting or cooldng

equipment with open flames in or near

tents.

5. Do not use other than recommended

water repellent compounds on your tent.

6. 0o not spray the tent with insecticide.

7. Never use fuel burning, oxygen

consum;ng devices (i.e. heaters,

Janterns, or other flame soumes) inside

your tent at any time.

B. EXTREME CAUTION: Never use any

fuel burning oxygen consuming device

or any devices that produce any fumes,

including without limitation Stoves,

lanterns, candles, hibachis, or heaters

in or around your tent. This could result

in carbon monoxide poisoning, injury

and/or death.

DO...

1. Always extinguish campfire before leaving

area.

2Exercise care when using electricity and

lighting in and near tents.

3_ Take your tent down and store properly

after camping. Tent fabrics, like most

fabrics, will be weakened by prolonged

exposure to sunlight.

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DO NQT LI_VE YOUR TENT SET UP IN

DIRECT _NL|GHT LONGER THA_

NECES_AFr_ THE SUN'S ULTRAVIOLET (1_)

LIGHT DEGF _.DES ALMOST EVERY FABRIC

!_lO MATERI ),L ESPECIALLY NYLQN_ IF LEFT

IN SUNLIGH_ FOR PROLQNGED PER]ODS

QF TIME, NYLON FABRIC WILL FADE AN_

Your tent is Vmter repellent, However. il is not

waterproof_ Dijring heavy _in some leakage

may occur, I_eep objects from touching the

inside of the:tent. Such objects may cause

leakage at point of contact. If seam leakage

occurs, it can/_e controlled by applying aseam

sealer compol_nd.

Although our tents and screen houses are

constructed to rigid specifications, periods of

wind or rein sollking the ground may loosen the

stakes and cause the uprights to sink into the

ground. Thi_ will weaken the rigidity ot the

overall struc_re. Water pockets may also form

in the roof If the unit is not assembled taut.

possibly causir_ broken frames and torn fabric.

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FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY

If, withinone year from Iha cl,_feof purchase, thislent

tails due to defect in material or workmanship,

warranty servt_l is available by RE-TURNING IT TO

TH_ NEARESI_SEARS STORF-JSERVICE CENTER

in the UtliteO _=i.tes and Seen; will repair it. free of

charge.

This Wari'anty g_es yOU specifi€ legal rights, and you

may also have :Otherrights which vary from state to

state. SE_Sp ROEBUCK AND CO.

iDepa_menf 817 WA

Holman Esta[es, IL 60179

USA

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CongraTulations on your purchase of aSir Edmund Hillary lent,

an exclusive brand or Seara.

A. Center Pole Sel;tion

C - Fronl Eave Pole

D - S_e Upright Sections

HOWTO ORDER REPLACEMGNT PARTS FORYOURNEW DOMETI_NT

The Modet Number far your tent will be totuld on _e oofl_!mienoe pocks1s_ on the ir_ide of the tent, Always

mention th_ Model Nurober in all cgffQ_;mdence regardingyOUr8ears Tent and: when ordering replaceroen[ pans

All pert_ listed heroin may bt orden_l from any Seam, Roebuck end CO.NI_III =tom or by _alllng loll free

1.J800-366-7278, For _,lel_0ns ¢unceroing your kml, ceil 1,.100-325-8388.

WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS GIVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

1, Pitt Number 2. Parts DemcriPtlon 3. Model Nuro_' 4, Name of Item

I1 the psrll you need are not stocked lately, your older will be elocIronlcelly tr_*_tlt_l to a$eara Repair Parts Oistnbutton

Cenler for expected hand!ing.

MODEL N0. MODEL NO.

KEY DESCRIPTION 77014 QUANTITY

NO. PART N_ PART NO. REQUIRED

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A CENTER POLE SECTION 9S,0027'B :1

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BSIDE RIDGE POLE SECTIONS 95-0028S 2

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C FRONT AND REAR EAVE POLE 95-0029B 4

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D SIDE UPRIGHT SECTIONS 95-0030B . 4

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COMPLETE FRAME 577014001 S 1

................. CABIN BA_

TENT CARRY BAG 1

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IMPORTANT: WE ADVI_iE YOU _ASSEMBLE THE TENT ONCE BICFORF.._GOING iP, MPING TO BECOME FAMILIAR WIT__ THE

ASSEMBLY OF THE TENT. FOe THIS MOD,_L_ IT m RECOMMENOED TWO _P Z.

NOTE: PLEASE LOOK ATTHE REPLACEMENT PARTS DIAGRAMTO SEE HOWYOUR FRAME IS

ASSEMBLED.

• To prolong Ihe life of the tent floor, sel_ .1 level, clean areal for the campsite.

•To prmmnt ifarrmge to lhe z._per, unzip the doom to allow _r to enler the toN.

STEP 1: Separate f_me poles. E_tond the frsme pole STSP 4:

sectiOns WhiCh are cheiocorded IOge_ec

STEP 2: Locate_the three frame pole Sectionsw_ththe

plastic joints en eech em:l.

Place po|e _ec_ons on the greed for joining

togelher. The se_.(tonwiththe onlnge J_el_c Joints

IS the center r_e pole and SRIOU_be plsceif in

me middle.

Locale _four updqht sections.Sreni_g at one

comer, _ce the end of the pole ascdon.with the

clip Io¢.k_ the end of the plll.s'fic joint and cna_

into €)IICI_ Repeat thin pmce_Jm l_r the

remain_ throe _mer3.

Your_m_me/_ now completelym_semblec_and

should _) ors,eL

NOTE: Make sum the sides of _heplamlcjeinM whi_ ere

marked with "E" are fa_:fng_ center ridge pole.

STEP B: I,jty mnl_:l(ItflatUnOerthetentframe withthe roof

side _. L/kzJpdoom,

STEP 3: Locale 0".e four single poles. Theme are the save

poles. They hay= a clip kx;;( on each end. Startieg

with or_e comer, insarl one end into the pleMJo_clnt

merke4 with "E" end the _thcr end into the o_ange

plecdc joint. Make sure c._plocks on _e I;_es leap

irtio place on _e plastic jOinLs. ReDesl this

procedure tOT the remaining three €ome_S. This

wllf form It_ fmnl and mar eeve of me lent.

S't_P l: _larling _ the _enlar ridge of the tent. Iocal_

me p_asfl_[tame clips atleche_ rE ;'he eenl,,,- of

the tern I_. _mO snap onto the c_nler Mdo,) trSfl'l_

p_e. The finn( Ir¢:l rear clips ere me ,--_ "s" hooks

end eh0uk_ inle_ed through the hole luc,_Iod

on I_e pls_ Iolrdl;.

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Continue 1o snap lent to frame elor_ side rfdges

Follow the same procedure you used for the

czmter ridge.

Tent shoMId appear as shown

STEP 7:

STEP B;

Insed the pin attached at each €Or_et ol the tent

into the open end ot each frame pole

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Locate the fnlme tle_ at each ai¢14Comer of the

tent ;_nd tie to frame.

SLake down t_nt by insettJ!lg the I_qger stakea

U_rough sloke loops located at eecl_ corner,

hammering tote ground by u,'_ing • hemmer or

mallet. Make sur'e to pull lent out even and tl_hl.

Continue staking dow_ remaining stake loops.

Your tent should appear as shown,

NOTE:

NOTE:

NOTE:

If y_U €114Jpoeo1o use your tent fly es • canopy

Only, yol_oy do no Dy omitllng steps 5, S & 7

and pml_ldlng with step 8.

A curtain _lSSbeen included lot dividing your tent

into two f_mw. Lo_,_le _e tiec alteched io cur_ln

and tie to lllmt.

For your €_venience, there are hanger loops

Ioca_ ir_e your lent, Those aan be used Io _eng

smell _ng Items,

Also, ¢orl_lnienoe Dockets are provided Ior _:toring

small Oan'l_ngglen

To lake d_m tent, tallow tile above steps [r_ths

revense ol_er. Be eure to leave door unzipped

Place atal_ into stake beg which is provided.

To roll lend.p, fold into thirds lengthwi.Se toward

the door. _opposite end of the door, stad• small,

tight roll Wi_ poleo placed on top and roll toward

the door. (_e rolled, tie astring or rope around

tent to hol_4ntO place. Slide _eny, along with poles

and stake _lzg. into car_y hag.

STEP g: v_m the help of another person, l_ace fly€_er lent

keeping peak of fy in line wrththe center Peak el

the tent, Sepals should be cn undere:ideotfly.

5trol_h f/y out tightly et_ Oeer,/_file metal hook on

eacfl corner of _e fly into the Open end of ea_

frm pole, doing opposite ,,;desal thesame Ume.

SAFETY AND HEALTH AIDS

•Insect repellents

•Suntan lotions

• First aid kit

• ['fie preservers

CAMP NEEDS

•Axe or hatchet

•Pocket knife

•Sewing kit

• Heavy-duty tape

•Rope and clothes pins

•Small shov.el (to extinguish fires)

•Fishing rod and other sporting gear

•Broom

• Whisk broom

• Compact tool kit

• Hammer or mallet

CAMPING EQUIPMENT

- Tent

*Sleeping bags

• Ground sheet

•Air mattress and repair kit

•Portable stove

•Cooler

•Water jug

•Pail

•Toilet tissue

•Washbasin

•Mirror

• Folding table

•Lounge chairs

•Funnel for fueling appliances

•Camp lantern with extra mantles

•Flashlight

•Small fire extinguisher

o Rain coats

• Waterproof tarpaulins

•Waterproof matches

KITCHE_EQUIPMENT

• Camp stx_e

• Grill top _cl charcoal

•Fire startOr

•Fry pan.,

• Sauce p_e

•Coffeepot

•Heavy-d_ aluminum foil

•Pot holde_

• Mixing ali_ serving spoons

•Cooking t_rk, tongs, spatula

•Kitchen _Ives

• Can/bottl d opener

• Storage ct_mtalners

•Cooler

•Ice pack

Insulated _g

Water co_iner

•Tableclo_ napkins, plates

• Mugs, glai_es

•Table kniv0e, forks, spoons

•Dish pan :!

• Detergent_

• Pot scrubl_rs

•Plastic g_age bags

•Paper to_ls

TRAVEL ._DS

•Roadmadp

•Sung{assl_

•Litter bag_

•Games

•Binocular=i

•Camera a_ld film

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THANK YOU FOR PuRc:-tASIN(";= A QUALITY HILLARY TENT, THIS TROUBLESHOOI'_G GUIDE IS DESIGNED TO GIVE YOU

YEARS OF FUN AND ENJOYMENT FROM YOUR GAMPiNG EQUtPMENT. YOUR_NT MAY TAKE ON ALMOST H],jMAN

CHAr4ACTERISTICS IT iS DIFFERENT ON ASUNNY, WARM DAY THAN ON A COOL_iCLOur._" DAY; DIFFERENT WH_.N IT IS

RAINING THAN WHEN IT IS OF{Y

PROBLEM

1. CONDENSATION

2. SEAM

LEAKAGE

3. MILDEW

4. REPAIRING

ATEAR

5. FAULTY ZIPPER

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O0 NOT LEAVE'YOUR TENT Slit UP IN DIRECT SUNLI

6. FADING FABRIC SUNUGNTFORPROLON_-eDPE_ioosOr_E. FAeRI

7. FLOOR AGROUND CLOTH UNDER THE TENT PREVENTS THI

PROLONG iTS LIFI_.311F CLOTH SHOULD BIE SMALLEI

CONDENSATION EROMRUNNINGUNDERTHETENT.

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STAKES SHOULO BE PULLED WITH ANOTHE_ STAKE. H_

8. REMOVING PULLING ON TR_ Y{N T. AVOID STAKING TENT SO !

STAKES OVFRSTRETCHING MAY CAUSE STAK_ LOOPS TO TEAA

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PERHAPS WE'VE MISSED 5OMETI.IING _N OUR TROUBLESHOOTING _3U]DE,'SENO US Y_IJ_

PROCEDURES, FEATURES YOU'D LiKE "tO SEE. OR JUETYOUR THOUGHTS, IF 'R_U HAVE ANY

CUSTOMER SI_RVICE DEPARTMENT AT I.S00-32S-B38U, OR WRITE US AT_ THE WENZEL COMPANY,::

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THE _UN'S ULTRAVIOLI:T (UV} LIGRT DEGRADES ALMOST EVERY FABRIC AND MA'

SUNLIGHT FOR PROLONGED PERIODS OFTIME, NYLON FABRIC WILL _=AOEAND V

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Sears 3ervicl) Canter_ or call toll I_ee 1-B00-366-7_78Order replac_mem part_l Ihrough

Menbon ¢ompkHe modRI numbers.

STORE.

DR 0AMP HOWEVER, IF MILDEW OCCUF_S

|I_WA_HtN_I SOAP OR FELS NAPTHA SO/_P

epLy WATER RE_PELLENT COMPOUND.

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WE RECOMMEND A CANVAS OR AV_NINI3

F THE 7.JPPER E EPARATES, YOU CAN M_VE

_ID REWORK THE ZIPPER. IFTHID DOESN'T

)UR PART_, O_'PARTM_NT AND THI_N SF

lOP INCUR AR_A.

dT LONGER THAN NECESSARY. _P L_PT IN

_WILL FADE/_ND WEAKEN.

FLOOR FROM FFELING D&MP ANO HELPS

_NAN T_IE Tli_NT FLOOR TO PREVENT RAIN

_tMER OR A STAKE PULLER. BUT NEVER BY

iGHT THAT iT STRETCHES THE FASR[C.

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IDEAS ON 'TRICK_ OF CAMPING'. R_P,LIR

,IE_TI_N_ OR PROELEMS, PLEAL;t_ C_LL OUI_

3 NDUSTRIAL DRIVE NEW HAVEN, MO 63068

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:AKEN.

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If You Need...

•Problems Solved

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•Consumer QuestiOns

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