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1. First, decide on a location for the control box. Recom-
mended locations for the control box are compart-
ments outside the living quarters such as one of the
basement storage compartments. The control box
must be installed at a location where it will not be
directly exposed to weather or extreme tempera-
tures.
2. Route two (2) wires (installer supplied) from the motor
(blue & red) to the control box. See FIG. 7and FIG.
7A).To avoid voltage drop, follow wire length guide
listed below:
Wire Length
Wire Size
10' & Under
14 Gauge
11' to 30'
12 Gauge
Over 30'
10 Gauge
3. Awning is shipped with motor cover loosely fitted
around motor. Remove front of cover to expose motor
wires.
4. Route the Blue and Red wires from the control box
through the grommet in rear of the cover and connect
them to the Blue and Red wires from the motor. Seal
hole in side wall with silicon sealer. See FIG. 3.
5. Place front cover back over motor and line up holes in
left side of cover. See FIG. 3. Install rivets in left side
holes.
6. Line up hole in cover on top right and drill a .125" dia.
pilot hole in nylon cover using hole in motor cover as
a guide. Install rivet. Line up hole in cover on bottom
right and drill pilot hole in nylon cover using hole in
motor cover as a guide. Install rivet.
7. Connect motor to control box using supplied pig tails.
Important:
Dielectric grease must be placed on all
exposed pins.
Always seal where wires enter coach and protect
wires from chafing. All splices should be insulated and
secure any excess wire to prevent damage.
FIG. 2
#10 x 1-1/2"
Screws
FIG. 2A
Awning Rail
Screw
Awning
Bracket
B.SECURE AWNING
1. Slide the awning into the awning rail. To aid in
installation, flare end of awning rail before attempting
to slide awning into rail (See FIG 1).
Note:
Awning can be rotated up when sliding into rail.
2. Open awning to its full extension. (See Operating
Instructions).
3. Secure back of case to side wall of vehicle. Use the
holes in case as a guide and pre-drill holes in side wall
using a 9/64" drill bit (5/32" if drilling into steel). Secure
with two (2) #10 x 1-1/2" screws (not provided.) See
FIG. 2.
4. Using two (2) # 6 x 1/2" screws (not provided) secure
awning through awning rail approximately six (6)
inches in from each end. See Fig. 2A.
C.CONTROL BOX INSTALLATION
(OASIS-ELITE ONLY)
Important:
Electronic Control Box is pre-wired for
installing an A & E OneStep and WeatherPro Patio
Awning. Use only wires designated for Oasis awning.
When adding an A & E OneStep or WeatherPro Awning
to this control box order Oasis Elite Adapter Kit number
3109688.006.
Note:
The control box system is protected by a 15 amp fuse.
If needed, a spare 15 amp fuse is taped inside the control box.
Shut off the 12VDC power to the control box and remove
control box cover to expose fuse inside. Replace if neces-
sary.
FIG. 3
