C
AREFREE OF
C
OLORADO
SL
W
INDOW
A
WNING
Tip: Make a temporary 1/8" shim to position the bumper during installation. (Refer to Detail B)
4.
(Refer to Detail C)
Ensure that the arm is perpendicular to the awning rail. Secure the lower mounting
bracket using one #8 x 1 truss head screw through the access hole in the end cap of the arm.
5. Repeat step 4 for the second arm. Make sure that the rollbar is parallel with the awning rail and that the
arm is perpendicular to the awning rail.
6. Remove the spring locking pins from each end of the roll bar.
NOTICE
Failure to remove the spring locking pins before attempting to open the awning can
cause damage to the awning and/or coach.
7. Carefully open the awning by pulling down on the pull strap.
8. Horizontally position the pull strap on the rollbar.
9.
(refer to Detail D)
Insert the pull strap catch into the loop of the pullstrap.
10. Hold the awning arms with the valance pointing down from the bottom of the roller tube. While holding the pull
strap taut and position the catch against the coach wall; then attach the catch using two (2) #10 x 3/4 screws.
11.
(refer to Detail E)
With the awning open, finish attaching the lower brackets. Secure using two (2) #10
x 1 truss head screws for each arm.
12. Open and close the awning several times. This is to center the awning in the awning rail.
13.
(refer to Detail F)
To secure the canopy, place a #6 x 3/8 screw through awning rail, polyrod and
canopy approximately 1 inch from the end of the fabric.
Catch
#10 x 3/4
Screw
DETAIL
A
DETAIL
B
DETAIL
C
(Arm Closed)
DETAIL
E
(Arm Open)
#8 x 1 Screw
(1 per arm)
Spring
Locking Pin
EW003
#8 x 1 Screw
(2 per arm)
A, B, F
C, E
D
Pull Strap
Awning
Fabric
1"
Awning Rail
#6 x 3/8
Screw
Polyrod
DETAIL
F
Bumper
1/8” Gap
DETAIL
D
Valance
