Installing The Flyscreen; Preparing The Vehicle - Dometic FlyTec FT 200 Instrucciones De Uso

Installing the flyscreen

5 Installing the flyscreen
5.1 Notes on installation
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Before installing the flyscreen, check whether any vehicle components could be
damaged by the installation of the flyscreen (such as cupboards).
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For safety reasons, note the location of existing wiring harnesses, wires and other
components within the installation area, in particular those which are not visible,
when installing the flyscreen (when drilling or screwing, etc.).
5.2

Preparing the vehicle

Measuring the opening (fig. 2, page 3)
Please observe the following instructions when measuring:
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The installation opening should not have been made smaller through added
strips, coverings, fixtures, etc.
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The installation opening must have the minimum width of X and minimum height
of Y:
FlyTec version (ref. no.)
9104117297 and 9104117296
9104117387 and 9104117388
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Behind the rear sealing of the door (1), there needs to be a minimum of 40 mm
space for the flyscreen to be installed.
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There needs to be a space with a width of A = 18 mm between the outer edge of
the bodywork floor (4) and fitted cabinets (2) (e.g. kitchen).
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The skirting board (5) needs the following space:
– There needs to be a space with a width of A = 18 mm between the outer edge
of the bodywork floor (4) and the edge of the interior fittings base (3).
– A space with a height of B = 3 mm and a depth of C = 15 mm needs to be
available from the edge of the interior fittings base (3).
You may need to adapt fitted cabinets (2) and the interior fittings base (3).
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The flyscreen must be screwed directly to the sheet-metal bodywork at the top
and not just on the panelling or the interior fittings. It is usually sufficient to screw
it on to the base of the interior fittings.
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Dometic FlyTec FT200
Minimum width X
1298 mm
1128 mm
Minimum height Y
1765 mm
1492 mm
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