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the
iconic Hills
rotary clothesline
product
manual Rotary 6
Rotary 7
Rotary 82 Introduction Installation 3
Congratulations Carton contents Step 2 – Install the
Congratulations on the purchase of your new Ground Socket Fig. 2
Part name Qty.
Hills Rotary Clothesline which will bring you 2.1 Dig a hole 250mm (10") diameter by
many years of trouble free and efficient outdoor Main standard 1 approximately 650mm (26") deep (Fig. 2).
drying. Head assembly 1
2.2 Place approximately 200mm (8")
It’s important that you read this Product Manual Ground socket with cover 1
of coarse gravel into the hole.
thoroughly before installation to benefit from Plastic spacers 3
the design features and enjoy safe use of this 2.3 Insert the main standard into the ground Check for level
product. socket. Engage the locking collar and lock
into position.
Thank you for choosing Hills.
Make sure the tabs are closed to prevent
concrete entering the locking recess.
Warning Step 1 – Select a suitable location 2.4 Place the ground socket and main
• Do not allow children or pets to swing on 1.1 Select a suitable area for installation. standard into the hole.
your Clothesline or items of laundry. Push the base of the ground socket into
Main standard
1.2 Allow a minimum of (1'7") clearance
• Do not use for any purpose other than to around your Rotary Hoist (Fig. 1). the gravel.
hang and dry washing. Check level vertically.
Close tabs to
• Do not use your Rotary Hoist if parts are The top of the ground socket must sit prevent entry
worn or damaged. of concrete
Fig. 1 500mm (1'7") approximately 6-12mm (1/4"-1/2") above Locking collar
ground level. Top of socket
• Fold up your Rotary Hoist in the event Engage into approximately
of extreme winds to avoid any product 3.0m (9'8") 2.5 Support the main standard and concrete
ground socket. 6-12mm (1/4"-1/2")
Rotary 6 Rotate to lock. above ground level
damage. into position.
• The assembly of the head into the Main 3.6m (11' 9")
Rotary 7 Concrete should be damp enough
450mm (18")
Standard is permanent. The two pieces lock to ‘hold together’ when squeezed
concrete
Ground
together and cannot be separated when 4m (13') in your hand. socket
assembled. Rotary 8
650mm (26")
Settle concrete by pushing a thin stick into
500mm (1'7")
the mix several times.
Patents and Registered Designs apply to
Leave the main standard in the
200mm (8")
this product.
gravel
ground socket until the concrete
has set.
Keep concrete out of the locking recess
Please retain this Product Manual. Record the following in the ground socket. 250mm (10")
information for future reference.
2.6 Allow 24 hours for the concrete to set
Product Number (printed on carton): ®
before final assembly and use of your
Date of purchase: Designed and tested under a Rotary Hoist.
Quality System that meets Hills’
Name and location of store: demanding quality specifications.
Made in China4 Installation Operation 5
Step 3 – Assemble the Hoist 3.4 Check the head assembly is locked in Step 4 – Operating the Hoist Note: The height adjusting winding
position by lifting upwards (it should mechanism has an automatic device to
3.1 Place the main standard in the ground not move). If the head assembly is not 4.1 To adjust the height of your Rotary Hoist, disengage the handle at the maximum
socket. engaged, repeat Step 3.3. wind the handle and head assembly and minimum heights. A slight ‘clicking’
down and then fit one or more of the noise will be heard when this system is
3.2 Place the bottom of the head assembly Note: There is a small amount of rotational plastic spacers in the ground socket. The operating.
into the top of the main standard and lower movement between the wind brake and suggested operating height is the user’s
it gently until it stops (Fig. 3). the lower cross latch. This is normal. 4.2 To Open: Undo the line retainer
head height +25mm (1") (Fig. 4).
3.3 To engage, raise the head assembly by (see page 6) and guide it back into the
Note: Once the head is engaged into the
approximately 100mm (4") and lower until hoist. Make sure the lines are tangle free.
main standard it cannot be removed.
a ‘click’ is heard. Push the lower cross and arms up until the
latch engages.
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
A A
B B
Head assembly
FIG 3.
OPEN MID WAY
Latch
Note: In transit or use, you may find one
Lower cross
or more of your lines has been pulled,
C C
causing your hoist to not open.
User’s head height + 25mm (1")
Wind
brake Insert head To free the arms, pull the line(s) that
assembly
D
Engage by D
is/are tight through the other three
raising and non-tensioning arms to even-out the
lowering head
GENERAL ASSEMBLY DETAILS
assembly
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE EQUAL ABOUT
OTHERWISE STATED.
CL UNLESS
circuit's line tension. Your hoist will then
Locking collar
open as intended.
2. DIMENSIONS BOUNDED BY ARE CRITICAL FOR
until a ‘click’ 3.
ASSEMBLY WITH OTHER COMPONENTS.
THE DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON THIS DRAWING PLUS
E
is heard THE 3D CAD DATA FULLY DEFINE THE FINISHED PART. E
Refer to our website
4. ALL COMPONENTS TO BE CLEAN AND FREE FROM
SHARP EDGES, BURRS AND DEFECTS.
Main standard 5. IF IN DOUBT ASK
Hills Industries Limited
ABN 35 007 573 417
hillshome.com.au for
TM
Home & Hardware Products
Unit H, 5 Butler Boulevard
Burbridge Business Park
Adelaide Airport
South Australia 5950
a video demonstration.
Copyright © 2010
F DO NOT SCALE DRAWING.
DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETRES.
Spacers
GENERAL TOLERANCES:
Unless Otherwise Stated:
F
0 Dec. place 0.5mm
1 Dec. place 0.25mm
Third Angle 2 Dec. place 0.10mm
Projection. Holes: +0.25mm -0mm
Angles: 0.25
level
Drawn: P. Stevens Date: 24.09.10
Ground
Checked: X. Xxxxxxxx Date: XX.XX.XX
Approved: Date:
Material: REFER TO INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS
G
Ground level Additives: GroundG
socket
Estimated Mass: 16851 (grams)
Volume
Finish:
3957580 (mm³)
REFER TO DRAWING SPECIFICATION
Cover
Colour: REFER TO COLOUR TABLE
Project: D423
Description
ROTARY 8
Project Number Drawing Number
H H
D423 FD88000
Sheet
A2 SCALE:1:2 Sheet 1 of 1
HN6 Operation Line Tensioning 7
Step 4 – Operating the Hoist 2. W rap retainer around the hoist to Step 5 – Tensioning the lines Step 1
capture all four arms (Fig. 6a).
(continued) The lines are pre-tensioned in the factory. No
3. Clip the blue retainer back onto the
4.3 To fold retaining line to secure hoist (Fig. 6b). initial tensioning is required.
1. Pull down the latch gently to release 4.5 To remove from the ground socket If over time, the line does need tensioning, the
(Fig. 5). Rotary Hoist must be in the open position.
1. Unlock the locking collar by rotating
2. Lower the arm and cross assembly anti-clockwise. With the Rotary Hoist open, follow the
until closed. 2. Lift the Rotary Hoist from the ground tensioning instructions below. Remove cover cap
4.4 Wrap the line retainer around the hoist socket and store in a suitable place. 5.1 To begin tensioning
to prevent lines from becoming tangled. 3. Insert the cover into the top of the Although all the arms look the same, only
1. P
ull line retainer out from above the ground socket. Step 2
one is the tensioning arm. This is the arm
latching mechanism (Fig. 6). directly left of the latch. It is highlighted by
an arrow pointing to it on the bottom of the
lower cross (Fig. 7).
Note:
Fig. 5 Fig. 6a A video describing this operation can be
viewed on the Hills website at
Pull line out of arm
hillshome.com.au
Fig. 7 Step 3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Tensioning arm
10 11 12
A A
Remove line from under locking lip
B B
Fig. 6 Fig. 6b
Step 4
C C
D D
GENERAL ASSEMBLY DETAILS
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE EQUAL ABOUT CL UNLESS
OTHERWISE STATED.
2. DIMENSIONS BOUNDED BY ARE CRITICAL FOR
ASSEMBLY WITH OTHER COMPONENTS.
E E 3. THE DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON THIS DRAWING PLUS
THE 3D CAD DATA FULLY DEFINE THE FINISHED PART.
4. ALL COMPONENTS TO BE CLEAN AND FREE FROM
SHARP EDGES, BURRS AND DEFECTS.
5. IF IN DOUBT ASK
Hills Industries Limited
ABN 35 007 573 417
Home & Hardware Products
Pull line out from tensioner
Unit H, 5 Butler Boulevard
Burbridge Business Park
Adelaide Airport
South Australia 5950
TM
Copyright © 2010
F DO NOT SCALE DRAWING. F
DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETRES.
GENERAL TOLERANCES:
Unless Otherwise Stated:
Third Angle 0 Dec. place 0.5mm
Projection. 1 Dec. place 0.25mm
2 Dec. place 0.10mm
Holes: +0.25mm -0mm
Angles: 0.25
Drawn: P. Stevens Date: 24.09.10
Checked: X. Xxxxxxxx Date: XX.XX.XX
Approved: Date:
Material: REFER TO INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS
G G
Additives:
Estimated Mass: 8792 (grams)
Volume 1927628 (mm³)
Finish: REFER TO DRAWING SPECIFICATION
FIG 6b.
FIG. 6 Colour: REFER TO COLOUR TABLE FIG 6a.
Project: MID MARKET ROTARY
Description
HEAD ASSEMBLY - ROTARY 8 - S3
Project Number Drawing Number
H H8 Line Tensioning Handy Hints 9
Step 5 (continued) Hills handy hints Care and maintenance
One of the benefits of a Rotary Hoist is that it It is a good idea to occasionally inspect all
Step 5 Step 6 spins naturally in the breeze, allowing the sun components and check for wear and tear or
to shine on all your clothes and speed up the damage. If there is any damage, parts should
drying time. be replaced with original Hills’ spares or the
Hoist repaired before using again.
Raise your hoist for maximum drying efficiency
and to ensure clearance for longer items. The hoist should be periodically wiped clean
with a damp cloth and mild detergent.
The wind brake assists in the pegging and
unpegging of clothes on windy days by To maintain appearance and durability of
restricting the free rotation of the Clothesline. coating on metal components, we recommend
It can be engaged by winding the ‘head’ of the a twice-yearly application of a reputable brand
Starting at the furthest arm from the tensioning arm, Keeping the tension on the line, feed it back through the hoist fully down. of car polish or wax.
pull the line tight and move from arm to arm to generate tensioner. Pull to retain tension.
desired line tension Place smaller items of clothing on the lines Your Rotary Hoist can be easily folded and
nearest the centre and work your way removed from the ground socket to give you
outwards for larger items. extra garden space.
Step 7 Step 8 When hanging thick or bulky items, you may The hoist should be easy to remove from the
hang the item over more than one line. ground, but if left for a period of many years it
may become more difficult. It is recommended
When you do not expect to fill the capacity of
the hoist is lifted out of the ground at least
your hoist, hang your clothes on the outer lines.
every six months.
This will allow your Clothesline to spin
more easily.
Swing the line back under the tensioner lip to secure Feed line back into arm through central hole. Cut off
TIP: K
eep pressure on bottom left edge excessive line if required prior to putting into arm.
to stop tension loss
Step 9 Step 10
Push line firmly into arm to give a flush result Replace cover when finished10 Warranty 11
1. Hills provides consumers with the following 3. Hills warrants that for the duration of the 5. T
his warranty is in addition to any 8. The warranty on Products is waived if any
warranty in relation to this Product, in Warranty Period, all Products will be free of non-excludable legal rights or remedies addition or attachment to the Products do
addition to complying with the faults arising from defects in Workmanship conferred on the consumer under any not have Hills’ specific approval or are not
requirements of any relevant legislation, or Materials, on the terms and conditions applicable Act and any similar laws. To the sold as Hills products. The Products are
including the Competition and Consumer set out in this warranty. extent permitted by law, Hills’ liability for designed to perform specific tasks under
Act 2010 (Cth) in Australia and the any non-excludable condition or warranty established test loads and unauthorised
4. Hills undertakes that if during the Warranty
Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 in New is limited to rectifying any defect at its attachments may produce stresses for
Period any Product, or any part of a
Zealand (the Acts), except where a New option, as set out in paragraph 4(b). which the design is not appropriate.
Product, has failed to operate correctly due
Zealand consumer acquires the relevant
to faulty Workmanship or defective Material, 6. Subject to the requirements of any 9. The following applies to consumers who
Product for the purposes of a business.
it will repair or replace the Product or part applicable Act or legislation and to purchased a relevant Product in Australia:
2. In this warranty, we have used the (as the case may be) free of charge provided the extent permitted by law, no liability Our goods come with guarantees that
following definitions: that the following procedure is met: (whether expressed or implied) of any cannot be excluded under the Australian
nature whatsoever, is accepted by Hills Consumer Law. You are entitled to a
(a) Hills, our or we means Hills Holdings (a) The consumer must contact Hills upon
for any consequential loss, damage or replacement or refund for a major failure
Limited (ABN 35 007 573 417) of becoming aware of any defect to a
injury arising as a result of any fault in the and compensation for any other reasonably
159 Port Road Hindmarsh South Product. The contact details for Hills are
Products. foreseeable loss or damage. You are
Australia 5007; set out in this warranty and under the
also entitled to have the goods repaired
heading “Hills contacts”. 7.
This warranty does not extend to damage
(b) Products means the following goods or replaced if the goods fail to be of
to Products which occurs during transit or
manufactured by Hills (including (b) Following consultation with Hills, Hills acceptable quality and the failure does not
transportation, or which is caused by any
products manufactured for Hills by will determine whether there is a defect, amount to a major failure.
abuse, accident or improper installation,
its contract manufacturers): and if so Hills agrees to (at Hills’ option):
connection, use, adjustment or repair or
Hills Rotary Hoist
i. in the case of goods – repair, replace use of goods otherwise than in accordance
(c) Material means a material or or supply equivalent goods, or pay with instructions issued by Hills.
component used by Hills in the the cost of any of those remedies to
manufacture of the Products; the consumer; or
Hills contacts Australia
(d) W
arranty Period means 10 years from ii. in the case of services – supply the 1300 300 564
the date of purchase of the relevant services again or pay the cost of We are committed to providing you with info@hills.com.au
Product and, in relation to polycore having the services supplied again. complete customer satisfaction. If you have
any questions or comments about our New Zealand
line, means a period of one year from
(c) If Hills requests the return of the products or services please contact your 09 262 3052
the date of purchase of the Product. If
applicable Product or part, Hills will be nearest Customer Service Centre during their sales@hills.co.nz
the Product or part (as the case may
responsible for the collection and freight local business hours:
be) is repaired or replaced, there will be Rest of the World
costs of returning that Product or part.
no extension to the original warranty Refer to Hills website
The consumer agrees to assist Hills with
period; and hills.com.au/en/contact-us
any reasonable request to enable Hills
(e) Workmanship means the handling, to collect such Product or part. Hills websites
assembly and manufacturing processes
(d) Hills also agrees to be responsible for hillshome.com.au
performed by or on behalf of Hills in
the freight costs to deliver any new Hills Branded Products
order to manufacture the Products.
Product or replacement part to the
consumer. hillshome.com.au/customerservice
Hills Consumer Advice
hillsholdings.com.au
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