Lippert Components Vela Manual de usuario

Vela Pop Up

Roof System

Class B (EU)

OWNER'S MANUAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 2

Safety 3

Preparation 3

Operation 4

Opening the Pop Up Roof System 4

Windows 5

Utilizing the Bed 6

Closing the Pop Up Roof System 6

Optional Features Available 8

Lighting 8

Electrical Ports 8

Troubleshooting 9

Maintenance 10

Care and Maintenance 10

Cleaning External Pop Up Roof Surfaces 10

Cleaning Internal Pop Up Roof Surfaces 10

Notes 11

Introduction

The Vela Pop Up Roof is a manually operated, van roof-mounted sleeper. The Pop Up Roof has a solid roof

with a canvas body that includes:

• A double bed

• Screened windows

• Hot or cold air circulation

• Special storage shelving molded into the thermoformed lower section

• Two flexible lamps with USB ports (optional)

• Ceiling courtesy lights (optional)

• Power socket and/or USB module (optional)

• The capability to top-mount a porthole or solar panel (optional)

For information on the assembly or individual components of this product, please visit:

lippertcomponents.eu

Note: Images used in this document are for reference only when assembling, installing and/or operating

this product. Actual appearance of provided and/or purchased parts and assemblies may differ.

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The “WARNING” symbol above is a sign that a procedure has a safety risk involved and may cause

death or serious personal injury and/or severe product or property damage if not performed safely

and within the parameters set forth in this manual.

Always wear eye protection when performing service, maintenance or installation procedures.

Other safety equipment to consider would be hearing protection, gloves and possibly a full face

shield, depending on the nature of the task.

The “CAUTION” symbol above is a sign that a safety risk is involved and may cause personal injury

and/or product or property damage if not safely adhered to and within the parameters set forth

in this manual.

Make sure camper van is fully supported and secured per manufacturer's recommendations before

working on or underneath the camper van or death, serious personal injury and/or severe product

and property damage, including voiding of the component warranty, may occur.

Moving parts can pinch, crush or cut. Keep clear and use caution.

Safety

Read and understand all instructions before installing or operating this product. Adhere to all safety labels.

This manual provides general instructions. Many variables can change the circumstances of the instructions,

i.e., the degree of difficulty, operation and ability of the individual performing the instructions. This

manual cannot begin to plot out instructions for every possibility, but provides the general instructions,

as necessary, for effectively interfacing with the device, product or system. Failure to correctly follow the

provided instructions may result in death, serious personal injury, severe product and/or property damage,

including voiding of the LCI limited warranty.

Preparation

1. Make sure camper van is level.

2. Make sure camper van is properly supported and secured.

A. Engage brakes.

B. Chock all tires.

Do NOT exceed the product's maximum speed limit.

Do NOT drive with the pop up roof system opened or product damage may occur.

Do NOT drive with people or pets inside the pop up roof system's sleeping area or personal injury

may occur.

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Fig. 1

ABC

Fig. 2

Ladder

Hooks

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

Operation

Opening the Pop Up Roof System

1. From inside the camper van, release the clips on the two safety belts (Fig. 1A) by pressing on both sides

of the clip (Fig. 1B). The upper portion of the pop up will move freely (Fig. 1C).

2. Attach the ladder supplied to the specific hooks (Fig. 2).

3. Climb the ladder to reach the release button (Fig. 3A).

4. Grab the handle with one hand (Fig. 4A), then at the same time press the release button (Fig.4B) and

push the handle upwards.

5. After unlocking the roof, grab both handles (Fig. 4A) and push the roof upwards.

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Fig. 5 Fig. 6

Fig. 7 Fig. 8

Fig. 9

Windows

Opening the Windows:

The windows with mosquito netting positioned along the perimeter of the pop up roof (Fig. 5A) can be

opened (Fig. 6A) to further ventilate the sleeping area. Opening all pop up windows improves ventilation

against heat build-up and helps to refresh the sleeping area.

1. Open the zipper (Fig. 7).

2. Roll down the window covering towards the base of the window (Fig. 8A).

3. Fasten the window covering in-place with the straps located at the base (Fig. 8B).

Closing the Windows:

The windows can be closed (Fig. 9A) to protect against cold and rain.

1. Unfasten the straps holding the window covering in place at the base.

2. Unroll the window covering toward the top of the window.

3. Close the zipper.

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Fig. 10

Fig. 11

Ladder

Hooks

Utilizing the Bed

The Vela Pop Up Roof System comes equipped with a 1300 mm x 2000 mm double bed (Fig. 10).

1. Attach the supplied ladder to the two hooks (Fig. 11).

2. Climb the ladder to the bed, sit on the surface of the sleeping area, then rotate your torso.

Closing the Pop Up Roof System

1. Attach the supplied ladder on the hooks (Fig. 11).

2. Climb the ladder to inspect the pop up roof to make sure the windows are properly closed. If

necessary, zip the windows closed.

3. After making sure all windows are closed, grip both roof handles (Fig. 12) and pull down as evenly as

possible. Do NOT completely close the pop up roof at this point.

4. Make sure that the canvas is folded correctly inside to prevent jamming of the built-in mechanism or

the locking latch.

5. Walk around the vehicle and visually inspect the pop up roof for any canvas material sticking out of the

frame. If necessary, carefully tuck in any protruding material.

6. From inside the vehicle, continue to lower the roof until it is completely closed.

Note: A clicking sound should be heard, signifying the locking system has engaged.

7. To make sure the pop up's locking system has been engaged:

A. Grab the handles on the roof with both hands and push upward.

B. If the upward pressure on the roof does not change its position significantly on both sides, then

the locking system is properly engaged.

Fig. 12

Handles

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Fig. 13

Closed

Safety Belt

Safety

Belt

Closed Pop Up Roof

Fig. 14

C. If the roof changes position, the locking system is not properly engaged. Repeat steps 4-6, then

check the locking system again for proper engagement.

8. Clip the safety belts (Fig. 13) closed to secure the roof.

9. Inspect the outside of the Pop Up Roof System to make sure it has completely closed (Fig. 14).

10. After the Pop Up Roof System has been fully closed, the camper van may be driven.

A. If wheel chocks have been used, make sure they have been removed before driving.

B. If brakes are engaged, release brakes before driving.

Do NOT exceed the product's maximum speed limit.

Do NOT drive with the pop up roof system opened or product damage may occur.

Do NOT drive with people or pets inside the pop up roof system's sleeping area or personal injury

may occur.

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Optional Features Available

Lighting

Flexible lamps:

Brightness inside the sleeping area can be adjusted by means of two flexible lamps (Fig. 15) located on the

lower part of the pop up. Flexible lamp features include:

A. The flexible lamps are controlled by pressing an integrated on/off switch (Fig. 16A) providing two

intensity levels.

B. Each flexible lamp contains a 5V DC, 2A USB port (Fig. 17A).

Fig. 15 Fig. 16

Fig. 19

Fig. 17

Fig. 18

LED Lamps:

There are two LED lamps on the inside of the upper shell (Fig. 18A). The entire sleeping area will be fully

illuminated when these lights are fitted.

A. The lights are switched on/off by pressing a switch inside the opening of the sleeping area

(Fig. 19A).

Electrical Ports

220V Socket Module:

There is one 220V socket module(Fig. 19B) located at the interior of the entrance frame.

Note: Various types of electronic devices can be recharged and used if they meet the provided current

limits and voltages.

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Fig. 20

What is Happening Why? What Should Be Done?

Pop up latching

clamps won't release.

Latch release track blocked.

Check latching release track for dirt, debris and

obstructions. Clean track of any dirt and debris.

Clear any obstructions.

Latch release track

damaged.

Do not attempt to repair damaged components

at the risk of voiding the LCI limited warranty.

Contact the Lippert Care Center EU.

Pop up latching

clamps won't clamp

shut.

Latch clamping mechanism

blocked.

Check latching clamp mechanism for dirt, debris

and obstructions. Clean mechanism of any dirt

and debris. Clear any obstructions.

Latch clamping mechanism

damaged.

Do not attempt to repair damaged components

at the risk of voiding the LCI limited warranty.

Contact the Lippert Care Center EU.

Pop Up doesn't fully

extend.

Support arm track blocked.

Check support arm track for dirt, debris and

obstructions. Clean track of any dirt and debris.

Clear any obstructions.

Support arm track

damaged.

Do not attempt to repair damaged components

at the risk of voiding the LCI limited warranty.

Contact the Lippert Care Center EU.

Pop Up doesn't fully

retract.

Support arm track blocked.

Check support arm track for dirt, debris and

obstructions. Clean track of any dirt and debris.

Clear any obstructions.

Support arm track

damaged.

Do not attempt to repair damaged components

at the risk of voiding the LCI limited warranty.

Contact the Lippert Care Center EU.

Troubleshooting

The following troubleshooting chart only covers basic operational concerns. If other concerns exist other

than what is listed in the troubleshooting chart, contact the Lippert Care Center EU at (+39) 055 8293411.

5V DC USB Ports:

There is at least one module with two 5V DC USB ports(Fig. 20) located at the interior of the entrance frame.

Note: Various types of electronic devices can be recharged and used if they meet the provided current

limits and voltages.

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Maintenance

Periodically clean the canvas to prevent dirt and grime build-up. Dirt and grime build-up may penetrate the

fabric. Use a soft bristled brush, sponge or clean cloths to remove dirt from the fabric before washing.

Care and Maintenance

To preserve the integrity of the canvas and extend its lifespan, use the following guidelines when caring for

thecanvas:

• Inspect and treat the canvas every 12-14 months.

• Treat clean seams with high quality seam seal.

• Allow seam seal to completely dry before closing top.

• If needed, apply Kiwi®Camp Dry water repellent, or equivalent quality, spray to thecanvas.

Do NOT close or store a wet canvas. Closing or storing a wet or damp canvas can cause damage

to the material and void the warranty. Make sure the canvas is completely dry before closing

or storing.

Do NOT use harsh soaps and detergents. Harsh soaps and detergents can cause damage to the

water repellent treatment of the canvas. Use a small amount of mild soap or detergent to prevent

damaging the water repellent treatment of the canvas.

Note: Use care when cleaning the Pop Up Roof System. Using harsh detergents and hard bristled brushes

can damage the roof's canvas material.

• Only use clean water.

• Gently clean the canvas by hand.

• Test all cleaning products prior to use. Apply a small amount of the cleaning product to an

inconspicuous area.

Note: Canvas MUST be completely dry before closing/storing pop up roof.

Cleaning External Pop Up Roof Surfaces

• Use a small amount of mild, Eco-friendly detergent to prevent damaging the pop up's material and to

protect the environment.

• When using a hose or power sprayer, make sure to use a weak jet stream of clean water.

• Use a clean, soft sponge. Rinse sponge often.

• Rinse washed surfaces clean with plenty of clean water.

• Allow the roof to completely dry before closing the pop up roof.

Cleaning Internal Pop Up Roof Surfaces

• Use a clean, soft cloth and mild, eco-friendly detergents.

• Allow internal surfaces to completely dry before using the sleeping area or closing the pop up roof.

• Immediately treat any stains on the fabric covering the roof.

– Absorb stains without rubbing.

– Do not use harsh detergents.

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