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Untangling Your Quick-Set Screen Shelter - Instructions

If your screen tent is tangled or appears to be inside out, this video shows you the easiest way to fix it. The easiest way to fix it is to be to remove the poles from the hub on the parts that are tangled. To do this you will first need to collapse the tent down. From there you will need to remove the nut on the hub, remove the face plate and pop the pole out of the hub. Do not remove the actual hub (centerpiece) or any of the roof poles as this will cause a lot more headache to put back together. Just removing the wall poles will allow enough slack in the fabric that you should be able to untangle the it and flip it back right side out. You will need to remove as many poles as necessary to completely untangle it and revert it right side out. The way you will know that it is untangled is when you can see the entire roof laying flat and facing up at you. Once you can see the whole roof laying flat and the "Clam" logo facing up at you, you can start reinserting the poles in the walls in the same manner that you took them out in, on the inside of the tent. A trick for this is to hang it from a garage, tree branch or something along those lines so you can get the poles back in easier. Once you get it flipped right side out, it is important to remember that when it is packaged up it does appear to be inside out, but I assure you it is not. The way that they are designed allows them to fold in on themselves. The wall panels are X's that collapse at the center. Because of this, you do see the inside fabric when it is collapsed. To ensure proper set up, the best way is to pick the tent up directly from the carry bag and stand it up on the long metal hub. From here you want to let the screen tent fall open like a flower until you see the roof laying out flat with the Clam logo facing up. Once the roof is facing up laying flat you may begin to pop the side walls out, ending with popping the roof up from the inside. This video on the link below shows the process in real time.