WeatherPro Awning User’s Guide
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A. Ensure Knobs Have Been Loosened.
B. Using The Remote Control (Key FOB).
1. Press and hold the “Retract” but-
ton for 3 seconds and the awning
will automatically close. If not held
for three seconds the awning will
remain in the position when button
is released and continue to close
when pressed again.
C Using The Remote Rocker Switch.
1. Press and hold the “Retract” but-
ton for 3 seconds and the awning
will automatically close. If not held
for three seconds the awning will
remain in the position when but-
ton is released and continue to
close when pressed again.
Note: To stop awning during automatic closing opera-
tion, (remote control) simply press and release any key
FOB button or the Remote Rocker Switch. Awning will
stop in the position when button was pressed. To resume
”CLOSE” operation, press the “CLOSE” button once
again. When using the Remote Rocker Switch follow the
same sequence.
Important:
This will not work if awning is closing
due to a fault.
Important:
As an extra safety precaution, visually
verify that the awning is fully closed.
Replacing Internal Control Box Fuse:
Important:
If the awning does not respond to the
key FOB or the wall switch, locate the control box and
verify that at least the “ON” LED (and possibly a wind
speed setting indicator LED) is on. If all LEDs are off
verify adequate voltage at control box. Check internal
fuse and replace if necessary. See below for replace-
ment instructions.
A. If the control box is not operational (all LEDs on the
front of the control box are off) even after adequate
voltage supply has been verified, the internal fuse
may have blown during installation and may need to
be replaced.
1. Disconnect 12V/Ignition harness from control
box.
2. Remove control box front cover. Use a flat screw
driver to gently pry the three tabs on the edge of
the cover past the corresponding snaps on the
control box base. Be careful not to break the tabs.
Gently pull the cover straight off the base. Alter
-
nately, you may remove the screws holding the
control box to the wall and un-snap the tabs from
behind.
Motor Connection
10ft Harness Connection
Hardware Connection
Cover
3. Locate the fuse. Gently pull the fuse from the
mounting clips and inspect for damage. If it is
necessary to replace the fuse, make sure to re
-
place it with a new part that conforms to the fol-
lowing specification:
0.5A, 250V, Fast Acting Fuse,
5mm X 20mm Glass Tube
(Reference Cooper-Bussmann
GMA-500mA or equivalent)
You may order replacement fuses from Dometic
under the follwing kit numbers:
3312252.004 (single fuse)
3312253.002 (20-pak)
4. Replace control box cover. Connect 12V/Ignition
harness to control box. Verify awning is opera
-
tional.
Important:
If the control box continues to blow fuses
when power is restored, this is an indication of a short
or some other fault in the electrical circuit. Contact a
Dometic Service Center or a qualified service techni
-
cian for help.
In Case of Awning Power Failure Or
To Manually Close Awning:
If the awning does not respond to the key FOB or wall
switch, and at least the “ON” LED is on (see previous sec-
tion), verify all harness connections and visually check for
damaged wires. Make sure to refer to the trouble-shoot-
ing table at the end of this guide. If assistance from a Do-
metic Service Center or Qualified technician is required,
you must manually roll up the awning before operating
your vehicle.
Important:
Never operate your vehicle while the
awning is extended. Follow the procedure below to
manually roll up and secure the awning.
Important:
This procedure will require two people.
When this procedure has been performed, the awning
must be serviced by a Dometic Service Center or a
qualified service technician before using again.
PATIO
DOOR
OPEN
OPEN
CLOSE
CLOSE
EXTEND
RETRACT