Not very technical know but it takes the simplest things to confuse some!!
We have bought a 'nearly new' Just Kampers Spacemaker Tunnel awning as we went well over our budget buying the camper!
We have have had a 'dry run' today, wrestling with it in the garden to see how easy it might be to put it up......
After an hour, I gave up! Without the instructions we seem to be right up s*** creek!!!, no paddle.
Does anybody know of where I may be able to source a set of instructions? PDF/original or copies??????
I dont even mind paying somebody to copy me some or scan and email????
Its driving me mad, we go on our first trip in May!!
Cheers guys, I hope you may be able to help!
Just Kampers Spacemaker Tunnel Awning Help!!!
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Re: Just Kampers Spacemaker Tunnel Awning Help!!!
someone may be along shortly with a copy......but just a thought, have you tried contacting JK? surely they have a copy - good luck 
Karen x
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Re: Just Kampers Spacemaker Tunnel Awning Help!!!
Hi Karen, yes I have thought of asking JK but I though it sounded very cheeky of me to ask them to help me with 'used' JK item, although I have spent a small fortune with them!
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Re: Just Kampers Spacemaker Tunnel Awning Help!!!
Similar story to me... but I did manage to work it out.
If its anything like mine - the poles are colour coded, Red, Yellow and Blue - I seem to remember the red is in the middle, 2 yellow ones either side and the blue forms a porch to the front. A continuous black pole clips to the gutter rail of the camper.
The pole slides into there respected colour sleeves of the tent.
Important thing to note is that the central pole starts inside the 2 porch ends then poke through a holes to the outside, where it can then be slid inside its colour coded sleeve.
There are also some black bars that assemble to form 4 poles with clips on the end. They span between the 3 main poles. There's a kind of open ended sock that allows the bars to clip onto the central pole, though the porch to the outside poles.
Tricky thing to put up first time, have someone help. But I can do it quite fast now.
I used it very successfully for the first time a few weeks ago.
If its anything like mine - the poles are colour coded, Red, Yellow and Blue - I seem to remember the red is in the middle, 2 yellow ones either side and the blue forms a porch to the front. A continuous black pole clips to the gutter rail of the camper.
The pole slides into there respected colour sleeves of the tent.
Important thing to note is that the central pole starts inside the 2 porch ends then poke through a holes to the outside, where it can then be slid inside its colour coded sleeve.
There are also some black bars that assemble to form 4 poles with clips on the end. They span between the 3 main poles. There's a kind of open ended sock that allows the bars to clip onto the central pole, though the porch to the outside poles.
Tricky thing to put up first time, have someone help. But I can do it quite fast now.
I used it very successfully for the first time a few weeks ago.
If it ain't broke... take it apart , that should do the trick!