HOW TO REPAIR PARASOL EASY SUN GARDEN | TAKE APART UMBRELLA + INSTALL NEW ROPE | TUTORIAL IN DETAIL

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This is a repair video for an Easy Sun Parasol, the manufacturer is Sun Garden. These high-quality parasols can easily be opened and closed with a crank. However, this parasol no longer opens and I'm assuming that the rope is ripped off. First I open the crankcase so that I can take out the old rope. Using a screwdriver I take out the three phillips screws. Next to remove is the crank handle, which for a hexagon socket is needed to get out the set screw. Then the crank handle can be pulled out. Now the cover of the crankcase can be removed carefully with a screwdriver. Next I lay down the parasol so that I can more easily reach the joint at the top. The joint part is riveted to the pipe, that's why I will take apart the joint itself to put in a new rope. For that, I first want to take out the screw up here, because the rope will run right through this joint. I'm loosening the screw first on one, then on the other side. Now the cover is loosened with the zipper and pulled down. Now four retaining screws are revealing that are to take out using a screwdriver. Don't forget the little locking screw, which is located in the middle tube. Now the parasol itself can be separated from the carrier arm. Watch out, the screws are difficult to remove and can fall into the component. Now you can pull this pipe of the joint. Here you can see the hole for the rope. Now you can carefully separate the top shell with a screwdriver. On the inside of the joint there sits a bearing bolt for the pulley that usually holds the rope.
Now I go back to the bottom crank case and take out the bolt here. Then, the roll with the old rope can be removed and pulled out of the tube. I'm taking off the old rope from the roll.
The rest of the ripped rope is still sitting in the middle of the umbrella. I'm taking that out by removing this plastic cover and then just pull out the rope. Using a tape measure I determine the total length of both pieces of rope. Overall, it is about 4.25 m in length which is 13.94 feet and 5mm in diameter which is 3/16 inch. I got a new rope that is a little longer which makes it easier to run it through all the parts and tie the knots at the ends. The new rope is about a quater inch in diameter which is the absolute maximum for this parasol to fit all the holes. Now I'm starting to insert the new nylon rope. I start here at the top and push it through to the crankcase. It can help to raise up the carrier arm so that the rope is hanging in the inside of the tube. Now the rope is pulled through and hanging out on both sides. I start to put the joint back together. For this I fit the pulley around the new nylon rope and then put the brass bolt in from the bottom. I'm making sure the rope is placed right in the notches and then place the upper part back on. Now the two screws can be put back in already. They are screwed into the bolt, which can rotate. That is why it is advisable to put in both screws at the same time as they tighten each other up. Now the sleeve can be placed back on. Inside the metal tube, which has to be placed next, there is a plastic part, through which the rope must be slided first. Putting this part back into the pipe is somewhat complicated since it has to fit exactly into the notches. After that I am sliding the tube back on. You should pay attention to the compliance of the threaded holes. I am reattaching the umbrella to the carrier arm. When the holes match you can put the four screws back in. On the inside of the umbrella I am now running the rope all the way to the bottom and attach it by making a knot. From here the rope pulls up the parasol later so make sure your knot is nice and tight. Now the cover can be put back on. For an easier reassembly of the crank role I put the parasol back into its stand. The other end of the rope must now be knotted to the role. Here I use just enough rope length so that the role still fits nicely into the housing. If the rope is too long, the space inside the housing wont be big enough and you will have trouble turning the crank later. Another common problem on these parasols is that the little eyelet breaks off the role. Then replacing the role or attaching the end of the rope differently will solve this problem. On the Internet this and other spare parts can be found for this parasol model. I am cutting up excess rope and melt the end a little bit. I hope this video helped you.
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