MARESKA B1WL01 Manual De Instrucciones página 15

this time (see figure 2). This space of 7.6 cm represents the space between the last pole of the last panel and the first pole
of the next panel.
6. Repeat steps from paragraphs 2 to 5
Repeat until all holes have been drilled and all panels have been placed.
7. Adjusting the length of a panel
Sometimes it is necessary to modify the length of a panel. For this purpose, stick to the following procedure with a standard
panel.
A) Determine the length of the panel that you wish to modify
by measuring the distance between the center of both holes on
the floor.
B) Move that distance on the section of the panel you wish to
modify from the center of the pole that will be in place. Take
into consideration the distance on the superior and inferior
parts of the net.
WARNING:
THE DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POLES
MUST ALWAYS BE EQUAL OR INFERIOR TO 100
CM.
C) With the scissors, cut the fabric AIMING TO LEAVE 10 CM
OF EXCESS LENGTH IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO MAKE AN
ADJUSTMENT IN CASE OF ERROR.
D) Release the flange of the unused pole (for example, the one
connected to the excess fabric you have just cut). In order to
release the flange, use an electric screwdriver and a standard
bit holder (this corresponds in size to the flange screw head).
E) With the help of the chalk line reel, trace a straight line be-
tween the two marks made in step B).
F) Fold the fabric on itself at 1.5 cm from the line traced previously.
G) Place the fabric on the pole in such a manner that the flange
screw holes are aligned with the line traced in step E). Make
sure the pole is on the right side of the fabric and has the right
top-bottom alignment. Place the flange and screw it back on
the pole completely.
H) Try to place the panel in it's designated holes. If the section
does not fit as expected, go back to stage A).
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