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Carefree of Colorado Service 

Manual F

REESTYLE 

E

VOLUTION

 

 

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Product Overview .......................................................................................................................... 1

 

Standard System Adjustments .................................................................................................... 2

 

Manual Override ..................................................................................................................................... 2

 

Adjusting the Pitch .................................................................................................................................. 2

 

Adjusting the Motor Limits ...................................................................................................................... 3

 

Extend Limit Switch ............................................................................................................................. 3

 

Replacement Tubular Motor Limit Switches ........................................................................................ 3

 

Standard Maintenance............................................................................................................................ 4

 

Fabric Care ......................................................................................................................................... 4

 

Mildew ................................................................................................................................................. 4

 

Pooling ................................................................................................................................................ 4

 

Motor Maintenance ............................................................................................................................. 4

 

Arm Noise ........................................................................................................................................... 4

 

Canopy Replacement .................................................................................................................... 6

 

Outer Spring Arm Replacement ................................................................................................... 8

 

Motor Replacement ..................................................................................................................... 10

 

Preliminary Steps (All Configurations) .................................................................................................. 10

 

Replacing the Motor (Right Angle Gear) ............................................................................................... 10

 

Replacing the Motor (Tubular) .............................................................................................................. 11

 

Wiring Diagram ............................................................................................................................ 12

 

Part Number Listing .................................................................................................................... 14

 

Part Number/Serial Number Location ................................................................................................... 14

 

Illustrated Parts List .............................................................................................................................. 14

 

Freestyle RM Bracket Kits .................................................................................................................... 16

 

 

Summary of Contents for FREESTYLE EVOLUTION

Page 1: ...em Using Bluetooth wireless technology Read this manual before installing or using this product Failure to follow the instructions and safety precautions in this manual can result in personal injury and or cause the product to not operate properly These instructions apply to all models listed Details and procedures unique to a specific model are labeled appropriately ...

Page 2: ...lar Motor Limit Switches 3 Standard Maintenance 4 Fabric Care 4 Mildew 4 Pooling 4 Motor Maintenance 4 Arm Noise 4 Canopy Replacement 6 Outer Spring Arm Replacement 8 Motor Replacement 10 Preliminary Steps All Configurations 10 Replacing the Motor Right Angle Gear 10 Replacing the Motor Tubular 11 Wiring Diagram 12 Part Number Listing 14 Part Number Serial Number Location 14 Illustrated Parts List...

Page 3: ...outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment IC COMPLIANCE These devices comply with Industry Canada license exempt RSS standard s Operation is subject to ...

Page 4: ...ustomerservice carefreeofcolorado com Carefree of Colorado 2145 W 6th Ave Broomfield CO 80020 SAFETY INFORMATION This is the safety alert symbol It is used to alert individuals to potential personal injury hazards Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible personal injury or death WARNING Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious ...

Page 5: ...tem is standard NOTE Dimensions shown are approximate Dimensions may vary based on specific installations SPECIFICATIONS Lengths centimeters 200 241 244 254 257 297 300 500 inches 79 95 96 100 101 117 118 197 Extension 152cm 60 180cm 72 200cm 80 250cm 98 LEADING EDGE POSITION ACTUATION AND CONTROL Power Lateral Arm Spring Minimum Tension Open Position Control 12V Motorized Controller BT12 Wireless...

Page 6: ...o force the lead rail in with the override serious damage can occur to the awning ADJUSTING THE PITCH The awning opens and closes with a steep pitch On low profile vans the leading edge of the awning may hit the top of the sliding door if the door is open while extending or retracting the awning To prevent this the lower limit of the pitch can be adjusted upwards 1 Open the awning to access the sc...

Page 7: ... the motor s limit switches to allow the control system to correctly monitor and control the awning The limit switches are located inside the motor endcap To access the switches remove the outer motor endcap IN LIMIT SWITCH The IN limit switch on the tubular motor is not adjusted when the BT12 system is installed The system electronics monitors the motor and shuts the motor off when the awning is ...

Page 8: ...abrics are mildew resistant because of a chemical biocide in the vinyl coating Under ordinary conditions mildew will not appear However in areas where high temperature and humidity are common mildew can be a problem and required the material to be washed more frequently Thoroughly rinse the fabric with clean water and allow to air dry completely before rolling up the awning Pooling When water coll...

Page 9: ...Carefree of Colorado Service Manual FREESTYLE EVOLUTION 070036 301Prelim 5 ...

Page 10: ...r side 5 1 Remove the fabric retaining screw from the lead rail endplate 5 2 Remove the outer end cap and set aside 5 3 Disconnect the motor quick connects 5 4 Remove the two 2 motor screws and two 2 cover screws from the end plate 6 On the idler side 6 1 Remove the lead rail endplate and set aside 6 2 Remove the outer end cap and set aside 6 3 Remove the five 5 screws and case endplate Set parts ...

Page 11: ...ure that the motor is oriented with the limit switches pointed toward the access holes in the end plate 18 On the idler side position the roller tube end plug into the end plate and attach the end plate to the case It is not necessary to close the cover at this time 19 On the motor side secure the motor to the end plate with the motor screws removed previously 20 Attach the motor and harness wires...

Page 12: ...kle and set out of the way NOTICE It will be necessary to provide support for the unattached arm and lead rail when the arm is disconnected from the lead rail 4 Remove the endplate from the lead rail 5 For arms on the motor side slide the sensor bracket out of the lead rail 6 On the lead rail mark the location of the lead rail connector 7 Loosen the securing screw in the lead rail connector 8 Whil...

Page 13: ...tach the lead rail endplate then go to step 22 21 For the motor side arms 21 1 Attach the extend limit switch assembly to the case knuckle NOTE It may be necessary to adjust the extend limit switch after installation Refer to page 3 21 2 At the lead rail slide the sensor mounting bracket into the lead rail Attach the motion sensor to the bracket Attaching the sensor to the bracket will secure the ...

Page 14: ...side 4 Pull the endplate away from the case 5 Pull the old motor out of the roller tube and set aside 6 Place the one way drive onto the new motor 6 1 For RH motors the B points toward the motor 6 2 For LH motors the A points toward the motor 6 3 Secure with the new clip NOTICE If the drive is not oriented correctly the awning will not operate and the arms will spring out when released 7 Align the...

Page 15: ...the canopy polycord 11 Insert the motor spacer into the endplate 12 Attach the endplate to the motor with the motor screws removed previously Ensure that the motor is oriented with the limit switches pointed toward the access holes in the end plate 13 Align the screw holes in the end plate and attach to the awning case 14 Attach the motor wires Fold and tuck the wires and connectors to fit inside ...

Page 16: ...ngle Gear Motor RH White Blue A B MOTOR To 12VDC Yellow 18awg White Violet 20awg To 12VDC White Violet 20awg White Violet 20awg To 12VDC Multiplexing Control Connection To Multiplexing Controller Violet Green 18awg 18awg Gray Brown 18awg 18awg Yellow 18awg M1 M2 Violet Green 18awg 18awg Gray Brown 18awg 18awg Yellow 18awg S1 S2 Com To vehicle PCM or other switched source 3 To vehicle PCM or other ...

Page 17: ...secure connections The BT12 module provides an ignition lockout option When the IGN LOCK green wire is connected to the vehicle PCM or other switched source the following parameters are set a If Open Awning Active b If tied to GND RTL Retract Then Lock Awning retracts extend command disabled c If tied to 12Vdc Standard Extend command disabled The LED connection is optional to provide LED controls ...

Page 18: ...ER LOCATION ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST RETRACT ON EXTEND OFF Awning Control RETRACT ON EXTEND Awning Control OFF Right Hand Motor Left Hand Motor 1 4 2 2 8 10 7 5 11 7 6 8 5 7 3 11 7 19 19 13 12 16 15 17 17 18 18 14 22 21 20 27 23 26 25 24 26 27 28 9 ragm501 ragm014 Serial Part Located Inside the Lead Rail on the Motor Side ...

Page 19: ...28 Connector Assy Lead Rail RH 19 R001595 Hardware Pack Arm Attach 1 Arm 20 R001819XXX a xxx Lead Rail 4 21 R041555 001 JV Lead Rail End Plate LH Black R041555 001 25 Lead Rail End Plate LH White 22 R041555 002 JV Lead Rail End Plate RH Black R041555 002 25 Lead Rail End Plate RH White 23 R001679 Sensor Bracket Kit 24 R019468 006 Switch Kit 25 SR0115 Covered Bezel Kit Optional 26 R060780 001 BT12 ...

Page 20: ...printer 4m and less Mill Finish Bracket and Awning Hardware included Instruction Supplement 052570 013 BS0014 Dodge ProMaster Fiat Ducato 4 4 Brackets 3 5m 5 5 Brackets 4m Mill Finish Bracket and Awning Hardware included Instruction Supplement 052570 014 BS0016 Flat Roof 3 3 Brackets 4m 4 4 Brackets 4 5m 5m Mill Finish Bracket and Awning Hardware included Instruction Supplement 052570 016 BS0017 S...

Page 21: ...570 018 BS0019 Sprinter used w OEM Rail Flat Roof 118 XX Full Length 3m 157 XX Full Length 4m 177 XX Full Length 4 5m 197 XX Full Length 5m Mill ML or Black JV Finish Bracket and Awning Hardware included Instruction Supplement 052570 019 BS0021 Low Profile RM Mounting Bracket Kit 157 ML Full Length 4m 177 XX Full Length 4 5m Mill ML or Black JV Finish Bracket and Awning Hardware included Instructi...

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