Blue Bird M380 2003, Owner'S Manual

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M380 Owner’s Manual__________________________Interior and Exterior Systems Operation – Awning Operation – 4-8
Rev. “F” 4-8-17
FOR MOTORS WITH SILVER ALUMINUM
CASINGS:
To adjust IN Limits:
Turn the switch located
toward the REAR of the motor. (+) closes more (-)
closes less.
To adjust OUT Limits: Turn the switch located
toward the FRONT of the motor. (+) extends more
(-) extends less.
Fig 2 Motors with Silver Aluminum Casings
The OUT limit is the RED arrow. To make the awning extend MORE and release more fabric, first
turn the main awning wall switch or the Wind Sensor switch to the OUT (extend) position and extend
the awning to its maximum position. Proceed by turning the limit switch next to the RED arrow in the
direction of the (+) sign. To make the awning extend LESS, turn the switch in the (-) direction. See
Fig. 1 .
NOTE: If the awning motor is installed on the LEFT end of the awning, the actions of the red
and black arrows will be reversed.
NOTE: Never set outward limits such that slack fabric occurs after full extension of the arms.
Adjust the limit switches such that the motor stops at the EXACT time that the elbowing arms
“click” into a locked position.
4-8.4.9.2 Adjusting the Awning Pitch Angle
Tools Required:
19mm (3/4”) Open End Wrench
The awning comes factory pre-set with a pitch angle of approximately 20 degrees. If it is desired to
increase the angle, loosen the (2) lock nuts located on the outside upper joint of each arm using a
3/4” or 19mm wrench.
See Fig. 2a . Adjust the arms DOWNWARD by rotating the bolt head at the
bottom of the arm connection in a CLOCKWISE direction (looking from the bottom up). See Fig. 2b .
Likewise, rotating the bolt in a COUNTER CLOCKWISE direction will RAISE the arm. After all arms
are adjusted to the desired height, re-tighten lock nuts on the side of each arm. See
Fig. 2c
Fig. 2a Fig. 2b Fig. 2c