052930E-002One Touch non auto - Carefree of Colorado

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052930E-002Step Five:on the RV.Installing the Awning AssemblyA. When the awning assembly is installed on the RV itshould closely match (figure 4) showing the awning assemblyviewed from the motorized and non-motorized sides.Start by removing the large Phillips Screw assembly on theside of the motorized arm assembly and slide the adjustableleg out of the arm assembly (figure 5).B. Measure the distance between the bottom brackets andthe awning rail (figure 6).Measurementinfigure 6Table 1Use holenumberbelow toreinstalladjustablelegCarefree ONE-Touch AwningLength ofadjustableleg76” 7 14.5”76” 2C. Adjust the motorized arm assembly to the proper lengthusing Table 1. Match the measurement taken in step 5B tothe appropriate numbered hole needed to reattach theadjustable leg.Awning Rail77” 378” 479” 580” 681” 7#5#4#3Bottom Bracket82” 883” 984” 10#285” 11hole #1Table 1center ofpivot slotAdjustable Legfigure. 6Page 6
052930E-002D. Repeat steps 5A through 5C for adjusting the length ofthe non-motorized arm assembly.Note: Both the motorized and non-motorized armassemblies should use the same numbered hole forreattaching the adjustable legs.E. Now that the ONE-Touch awning is assembled andadjusted for the RV, use two helpers to lift the awning into avertical position so the roller assembly is at the top.Warning: Exercise caution when lifting and handlingthe awning assembly. Both arm assemblies must remainperpendicular to the roller assembly and parallel to eachother (see page 2). Failure to handle the awning arms inthis way will bend the drive shafts.Tip: Silicone spray lubricant applied to the awning railwill allow for easier installation during step 5F.F. Carefully slide the awning polyrod or the Alumaguarddrip rail into the awning rail as the helpers alternately guidethe front and rear arms (figure 7).G. Once the awning arms are aligned with the previouslyinstalled bottom brackets, snap the bottom portion of eachadjustable leg into its bottom bracket and allow the awningto lean away from the side of the RV.Step Six:Carefree ONE-Touch AwningInstall the Top BracketsA. Remove the plastic wrap from the motorized armassembly and position of upper bracket at the awning rail.The top bracket should straddle the awning rail and be positionedfully up against the bottom of the rail (figure 8).The brackets should be straight up and down (not angled)for proper operation. (See below for your style of bracket)Note: The distance between the centers of the topbrackets must be within ½" of the distance between thecenters of bottom brackets. Also the awning arms must beperpendicular to the awning roller assembly (see page 2).B. Secure the bracket into the roof line using two,#14 x 3" lag screws.Tip: For best results, pre-drill the lag screw holeswith a 3/16” bit through the awning rail and slightly into thestructural support member. Inject silicone sealant into theholes before installing the lag screws.C. Repeat Steps 6A & 6B for the non-motorized arm.SINGLE PIECE BRACKETAwning Railmounted to RVbracket restsagainst the bottomof the awningfigure. 8position top bracketas shown and fastenfigure 7Insert canopy orAlumaguard intoawning rail.Position TopBracket up anddown as required.Pin should float inslot when awing isfully retracted.FOR MULTI-PIECE BRACKETSAdjustablePositionadjustable legsas required to ensurethe top bracketsinstall straight upand down, not an-RV wallPage 7
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