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CORE 6 Person Performance Instant Tent 40233

Quick guide for the CORE 6 Person Performance Instant Tent 40233. Includes setup steps, takedown instructions, maintenance tips, and safety warnings.

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This guide provides essential instructions for the CORE 6 Person Performance Instant Tent (Model 40233). It covers the setup and takedown process, safety precautions, and maintenance tips to ensure the longevity of your tent.

Setup Instructions

Setup Steps 1-3: Unfolding and lifting the tent structure.
Setup Steps 1-3: Unfolding and lifting the tent structure.
Setup Steps 4-6: Staking and attaching the rainfly.
Setup Steps 4-6: Staking and attaching the rainfly.
  1. Prepare for Setup: Select a level site clear of rocks, branches, and sharp objects. Remove all contents from the bag and unfold the four leg poles at the joints.
  2. Lift Up Arm Joints: Two people are recommended for this step. Lift up on the arm joints until the roof poles angle upward and the tent partially stands up.
  3. Extend Leg Poles: Extend each of the four leg poles until the locking buttons click into place. Rotate the short eave arms to the open position.
  4. Stake Tent: Drive stakes at a 45-degree angle through the web loops at the base of the tent to secure it to the ground.
  5. Attach Rainfly: Drape the rainfly over the tent, ensuring the "CORE" logo faces the front door. Insert the ends of the short eave arms into the hook-and-loop pockets on the underside of the rainfly. Fasten the rainfly on all four corners using the buckles and attach all hook-and-loop tabs to the roof and leg poles.
  6. Stake Rainfly and Secure Vents: Remove guylines from the pockets on the rainfly and stake them out at a 45-degree angle. Stake out the ground vent on the back side and the webbing loop under the front door.

Takedown Instructions

  • Leave the door unzipped to allow air to escape.
  • Pull stakes from guylines and ground vents.
  • Release hook-and-loop fasteners on the underside of the rainfly.
  • Remove short eave arms from the pockets.
  • Unbuckle the rainfly, fold into thirds lengthwise, and roll it up with the tent.
  • Unlock the four telescoping leg poles and push down on the arm joints to collapse.
  • Fold all collapsed poles to the center, gather the tent into a pod to compress air out, and store in the carry bag.

Important Safety Warnings

  • Fire Safety: The tent fabric is flame-resistant (CPAI-84) but not fireproof. Keep all flame and heat sources away. Do not use fuel-burning devices, cook, or smoke inside or near the tent.
  • Power Lines: Do not set up the tent under trees to avoid potential lightning strikes or falling limbs.
  • Condensation: Condensation is not leakage. Minimize it by removing wet clothing and ensuring good ventilation.

Maintenance and Care

  • Cleaning: Clean with a soft sponge, mild soap, and tepid water. Let dry in sunlight.
  • Waterproofing: The tent is water-repellent, not waterproof. Do not use chemical sprays as they may compromise the factory-applied coatings. Use seam sealing compounds if additional moisture protection is needed.
  • Storage: Never store the tent without drying it thoroughly and brushing off caked dirt.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Replacement Parts: Available by calling 1-888-775-5628.
  • Wall Plug Symbol: This is a port for an electrical cord to access the tent.
  • Seasons: This is a 2-3 season tent, not recommended for severe weather.
  • Dimensions: 10ft x 9ft x 72in (3.05m x 2.74m x 1.83m).

Warranty Information

CORE Equipment provides a 1-Year Limited Warranty against defects in materials or workmanship. This warranty does not cover normal wear and tear, abuse, misuse, or damage from inclement weather. Contact customer service at 1-888-775-5628 for warranty claims.

Practical help

Common problems

Condensation inside the tent

Remove wet clothing from the tent and ensure good ventilation throughout.

Zipper opening/closing issues

Stake out the webbing loop under the front door to improve zipper alignment.

Tent fabric damage

Do not use sprays or chemical treatments, as they compromise the factory-applied fire retardant and water-repellent coatings.

Before use

  • Select a level site clear of rocks and sharp objects.
  • Unfold all 4 leg poles at the joints.
  • Ensure 2 people are available to erect the tent.
  • Clear camp area of debris.
  • Check that all stakes and guylines are included.

Images and diagrams

  • Setup Steps 1-3: Visual guide for unfolding, lifting arm joints, and extending poles.
  • Setup Steps 4-6: Visual guide for staking, attaching the rainfly, and securing guylines.

Model compatibility

  • Not fireproof: Fabric is flame-resistant (CPAI-84) but will burn if in contact with flame.
  • Not waterproof: Fabric is water-repellent; seam leakage may occur in wet weather.

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