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Girard Systems- Warranty and Freight Procedures

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--------------- GIRARD<br />

SYSTEMs"<br />

5) Remove the right h<strong>and</strong>/front awning end plate byremoving the (3) Phillips screw, which<br />

secure it to the awning casing.(Figure 12)<br />

6) Remove both motor bolts (Figure 13,) which fasten the motorto the motor end bracket<br />

Take note <strong>and</strong> markthe slots from which the boltwere removed.<br />

7) Loosen the small bolt bya couple ofturns, which secures the motor end bracket to its<br />

holding bracket. Do not over-loosen or attempt to remove this bolt. Slide the motor end<br />

bracket away from its holding bracket <strong>and</strong> remove.<br />

8) Enter into the vehicle, <strong>and</strong>locate the termination point ofthe motor cord. This pointwill<br />

be either inside junction box used for the awning switch, orwill be inside the electronic<br />

box. Either can probablybe found inside ofan upper cabinet. The motor cord ca be<br />

identified as the WHITE cord bearing (4) wires. Take note ofthe point's from which<br />

each motor wire disconnects. See also wiring diagram. Disconnect complete motor cord.<br />

9) Tape a long 'pig tale' extension to the motor cord (using string, rope, small wire, etc.) such<br />

thatwhen the cordis pulledthrough, its routing is not lost. Exit vehicle <strong>and</strong> pull motor<br />

cord completelythrough wall.<br />

10) Carefullypull old motor out ofawning roller tube. (Figure 13) Pull motor cord out ofhole<br />

in backofawning casing, <strong>and</strong> disconnect motor cord form the 'pig tail'.<br />

11) Locate the roller tube.<br />

After Removal of<br />

(3)Screw For End Plate<br />

(2) Bolt For Motor Mount<br />

Roller Support Bracket<br />

Sl1de Motor set out to the rIght<br />

Remove<br />

Bolt For Motor Moum<br />

Rom....<br />

Roller Tube Support Bracket<br />

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~ "''''''~ '­<br />

Motor Sst<br />

. ,<br />

Some piscss not shawn for clarity<br />

Roller Tube<br />

"-,,- Roller Tube<br />

"'-.....j Support Bracket<br />

Bolt Foe<br />

Motor Mount<br />

Tube Support Bracket<br />

(DO NaT REMOVE)<br />

~<br />

'_'-'<br />

'":C'<br />

.(;GlldlngAngle<br />

.... " At Motor<br />

Screw For<br />

Main Housing<br />

End Plate<br />

'1"<br />

d Plate<br />

FIGURE 12<br />

END PLATE REMOVAL<br />

FIGURE 13<br />

REMOVING OLD MOTOR<br />

Section IIa Removing the old motor ifthe awning cannot be opened <strong>and</strong> has no manual<br />

override.<br />

Note: (3) people <strong>and</strong> (3) ladders will be required to perform the first portion ofthis procedure.<br />

1) remove the right h<strong>and</strong>/front awning endplate <strong>and</strong>lead rail end plate byremoving the (5)<br />

Phillips screws, which secure them to the awning casing.<br />

<strong>Girard</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> © 2005 21

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