
S
IMPLY
S
HADE
W
INDOW
A
WNING
9
O
PERATION
NOTICE
Awnings are designed to provide shade and protection from the
sun. The effects of wind and rain on an awning are unpredictable and can cause
severe damage to the awning and/or the vehicle. If wind or extended periods of
rain are expected, roll up the awning.
NOTICE
It is recommended that if leaving the RV unattended for a
length of time, retract the awning to avoid unexpected climate conditions.
WARNING
Risk of fire. Keep all sources of heat and
flame away from the awning canopy. Fabric is
NOT
fireproof.
To Lower the Awning:
Grasp the pull strap and
pull the awning down. Hook the loop of the pull
strap onto the catch.
Tip: During windy conditions, the strap may vibrate
and "hum". To reduce this effect, twist the strap 1 turn
before hooking onto the catch.
To Raise the Awning:
Remove the pull strap from the catch and untwist if
necessary. Allow the awning to roll up while holding onto the strap.
Tip: When rolling up the awning, hold the end of the pull strap off center. This keeps
the strap from rolling up on itself causing stretch marks in the fabric. This also reduces
the amount of strap that hangs below the roller in the travel position.
NOTICE
Do not release the strap until the awning is against the coach
wall. Releasing the strap early will cause the awning to slam against the
wall possibly causing damage to the awning and/or vehicle.
Catch
Pull Strap
EW006