Operation & Maintenance
Part Number 1006370 DHS SYSTEMS LLC
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3.1.3 Lift Up and Out To Strike
1. The team leader will count to three. On the count of three, each person must lift their hub up and take a step
backwards
in one swift motion
2. To compress the shelter each person will lift the shelter off the ground by the hubs and walks toward the center.
. This action will release the frame walls, and be lowered to the ground.
3. Before completely compressing, carefully push the cover between the struts so that all keepers are exposed.
Figure 3-4. Hold Shelter by Hubs and Walk Forward
CAUTION
DO NOT
4. Check that all wind lines are free and not tangled within the frame or fabric. If tangled, lift the Shelter and walk out
one to two steps, untangle and re-compress the Shelter.
step on the fabric which may gather at your feet
5. Place the wind lines on top of the Shelter.
6. Compress further to compact the bundle.
3.1.4 Securing the Shelter
1. Once the shelter has been compressed, secure one of the cinch
straps around the top section of the shelter, approximately 1 ½ ft
from the top of the shelter (see Figure 3-5).
Figure 3-5. Secure First Cinch Strap
2. With one of two straps secured, place two people, one on each
side of the shelter and continue to push shelter together while a
third person tightens the second strap approximately 1 ½ ft from
the bottom (see Figure 3-6).
3. With two people, continue compressing the shelter while the third
person tightens both upper and lower cinch straps.
4. Remove any stored items from the transport bag.
5. Align the carrying straps on the outside of the bag with the side
walls. This will allow the instruction panels to fall against the side
wall when slipped over the shelter.
Figure 3-6. Positioning Both Cinch Straps
6. Place the shelter into transport bag and tighten exterior straps.
7. Push the shelter over with the instruction panel down.
8. Place the push poles and repair kit into the transport bag.
9. Pull the rope to close the end of the transport bag and secure bag with knot.
10. The shelter is now secure and ready for the next deployment. Remember to lift with your legs, and not with your
back when moving the transport bag.
11. Clean, refold and stow the containment berm for the next deployment.
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