Hey Guys. This process is a little tedious the first time you do it, however you definitely do not need to take the whole tent frame apart or off.
The tent is held in with a nylon cord (keder cord) that is slid into a feature in all of the tent beams. The only disassembly required are the rear T-track extrusions, top and bottom. No real trick here, unscrew the 1/4-20 button head screws, the top (2 T-slots) will lift out, the bottom is a friction fit, pry it out from the bottom edge.
Once those are off you have access to a hole that lines up with the keder cord. There are access holes in the machined corners for the transverse (shorter) keder cord. Once you have gained access to the holes that line up with the keder cord, it is a game pushing the cord out enough to be able to grab it with some pliers. Once you have the cord in the pliers, pull it out and the tent will no longer be attached to that piece of extrusion. Repeat this process on all 8 sides of the tent. To install the repaired tent its a matter of pushing (I know pushing rope) back into those same slots and feeding the cord through the hem/loop in the tent fabric. Our final assembly team does this every day manually, it involves lubricating the cord with Dawn, and keeping the fabric straight and fed into the slot. This WILL be frustrating your first time. Don’t ask how quickly they do it, it will make you mad, it amazes me!
Our Service team will be working on a procedure/video to help customers with this process. Currently no timeline on the video, as there are a few other projects queued up before this one. I just wanted to chime in to make sure you aren’t taking on any extra effort disassembling the camper/RTT.
Hope this helps a little bit in the meantime!