Lippert Components Solera 434717, User Manual

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®
Universal Hardware Conversion
Solera
®
Universal Hardware
Manual Awning to
Solera Classic Manual Awning
(For Aftermarket Application)
22. Using the provided #10 - 32 x 3
1/2
” screws (Fig.28A) ,
secure the Solera upper mounting bracket (Fig.28B) to the
same location as the previous bracket and using the same
holes.
23. Release the travel lock, extend the support arm and
insert the top of the arm into the drive head, being sure to
align the holes.
24. Secure the drive head (Fig.29B) to the support arm
(Fig.29C) with the provided
1/4
- 20 x
1/2
” screw (Fig.29A) .
A B
Fig.28
25. Pull the rafter arm (Fig.30A) up and lock it into drive
head (Fig.30B) on the support arm assembly.
26. Remove the slack from the fabric and secure the
awning by tightening the tension knob (Fig.31B) on the
rafter arm (Fig.31A) .
27. Repeat Steps 6-27 for the idler side of the awning,
skipping all cam lock instructions.
A B
C
Fig.29
A
B
Fig.30
NOTE:
The idler head does NOT have a cam lock, and
therefore, the cotter pin is holding all the tension of the
spring assembly. Make sure to have a firm hold with pliers
prior to removing the cotter pin.
NOTE:
The drive side cam lock MUST be in the roll out
position.
NOTE: Be sure to handle with care and always have a
secure hold of the idler head.
NOTE:
Make sure the idler head is facing the same direction
at the same angle as the drive head when sliding the idler
head into the roll tube (with cotter pin in the idler head).
28. Once the drive and idler side conversions are
complete, remove the cotter pins from each end of the roll
tube and retract the awning.
29.
Adjust the height of the roll tube using the support arm
lever
(Fig.31A)
so that the center of the roll tube is even
with or slightly higher than the awning rail.
A
B
Fig.31