f.
When
routing
harness,
take
precaution
against
wires
rubbing
on
sharp
edges
and
use
a
grommet
when
going
through
walls.
Harness
should
be
routed
so
that
when
back
channel
is
attached
to
the
wall,
it
will
align
with
channel
hole
or
notch
where
wire
goes
through
wall.
Seal
any
holes
with
clear
silicon
sealer.
See
FIG.
1.
Important:
The
awning
is
now
operational.
Do
not
move
vehicle
until
Steps
E
&
F
are
completed.
E.
Back
Channel
Installation
Important:
Flat
solid
structure
backing
(3/8”
to
1/2”
thick)
is
required
where
oscar
rivets
(supplied)
will
be
installed
through
sidewall
for
securing
back
channels.
Solid
wood
block
is
required
if
using
wood
screws
(not
supplied).
1.
Open
awning
as
required
to
secure
back
chan-
nel.
2.
Align
the
back
channel
so
it
is
square
with
the
vehicle
and
the
FRTA.
A
door
or
window
frame
can
be
used
to
measure
from.
See
FIG.
6.
3.
Drill
four
(4)
3/16”
holes
through
the
outside
wall
using
the
holes
on
the
back
channel
as
a
guide.
See
FIG.
1.
4.
Secure
each
back
channel
to
wall
with
four
(4)
3/16”
x
1”
oscar
rivets
provided,
2
rivets
at
middle
and
2
rivets
at
bottom.
Be
careful
not
to
pinch
or
damage
motor
wire
when
securing
channel
to
wall.
See
FIG.
6.
Depending
on
your
model,
wire
covers
may
need
to
be
removed
to
access
back
channel
holes.
Important:
Flat
solid
structure
backing
(3/8”
to
1/2”
thick)
is
required
where
oscar
rivets
(supplied)
will
be
installed
through
sidewall
for
securing
back
channels.
Solid
wood
block
is
required
if
using
wood
screws
(not
supplied).
5
895(X)0(X)(X).400(X)
Power
Patio
Awning
Installation
Instructions
D.
Remote
Rocker
Switch
Kit
(3310455.062)
Installation
1.
Remote
Rocker
Switch
a.
First,
decide
on
location
of
the
remote
rocker
switch.
b.
Install
the
remote
rocker
switch
at
a
conve-
nient
location
such
as
the
door
area.
c.
The
remote
rocker
switch
should
not
be
in
direct
exposure
to
weather
or
extreme
tem-
peratures.
d.
Cut
hole
in
structure
where
remote
rocker
switch
is
to
be
installed.
Pop
remote
rocker
switch
into
bezel
opening.
2.
Low
Voltage
connection
Note:
An
inline
15
amp
fuse
(installer
supplied)
should
be
installed
between
the
rocker
switch
and
the
12
VDC
power
source
on
the
positive
(red)
wire.
a.
Route
two
(2)
wires
(red
&
black
installer
sup-
plied)
from
the
12
VDC
source
to
the
switch.
See
FIG.
5.
FIG.
5
FIG.
6
(Red)
+
-
(Black)
To
12VDC
Power
"RETRACT"
b.
Route
two
more
wires
(red
or
white
&
black
installer
supplied)
from
the
switch
to
the
right
side
(motorized)
arm
assembly.
To
avoid
volt-
age
drop,
follow
wire
length
guide
listed
be-
low:
Wire
Length
Wire
Size
10’
&
Under
14
Gauge
1
1’
to
30’
12
Gauge
Over
30’
10
Gauge
c.
Wires
connecting
to
remote
rocker
switch
should
be
terminated
with
insulated
.25”
fe-
male
tab
quick
connectors.
See
FIG.
5
for
wire
locations.
d.
Secure
bezel
with
supplied
fasteners.
Important:
Make
sure
channel
is
in
proper
position
before
drilling
the
5/8”
hole
in
side
wall
for
wires.
See
FIG.
1.
e.
Connect
the
wires
coming
from
the
rocker
switch
to
the
pre-wired
arm
using
(installer
supplied)
crimp
type
wire
nuts.
(red
with
red
and
black
with
black.)
"EXTEND"
To
Awning
Harness
(Red)
+
-
(Black)
