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Solera

®

 Universal Hardware

Power Awning to

Solera 12V Power Awning

(For Aftermarket Application)

CCD-0001282

28. 

With additional assistants holding the support arm 

assemblies, insert the polycord into the awning rail 

channel and slide the Solera awning assembly along the 

awning rail.

29. 

Place the drive side support arm assembly directly 

under the awning rail so the top of the mount arm is 

touching the bottom of the rail.

30. 

Align the drive side support arm assembly to cover 

the holes on the unit at the bottom of the arm. Make sure 

the assembly is parallel with the corresponding guideline 

marked in Step 1.

NOTE: 

There may still be a hole showing at the top of the 

arm due to the width of the angle brackets.

31. 

Secure the upper section of the mount arm to the unit 

with 2 of the provided #14 x 1 

1/4

” screws.

NOTE: 

Silicone sealant 

MUST

 be used on all screws and 

holes to prevent water from infiltrating the unit. 

32. 

Repeat Steps 29-31 for the idler side support arm 

assembly.

33. 

Cut the nylon ties containing the support arm 

assemblies.

34. 

At the drive side support arm assembly, connect  

the motor leads to a cordless battery and fully extend 

the awning.

35. 

Remove the wire covers to expose the lower and middle 

sections of the mount arm.

NOTE: 

If the power leads exiting the unit do not align with 

the hole in the wall mount arm, a new hole must be drilled 

out on the wall mount arm 

PRIOR

 to securing the lower and 

middle sections of the arm so as not to damage the unit.

36. 

Secure the lower and middle sections of the drive side 

mount arm to the unit with the provided #14 x 1 

1/4

” screws 

or rivets. Make sure the arms are square on the wall of 

the unit. (There will be 2 screws in the lower holes and 2 

screws in the middle holes.)

NOTE: 

For units with fiberglass sidewalls, LCI requires the 

use of rivets for securing the lower and middle sections of 

the mount arm.

Fig.1 

37. 

Repeat Steps 35-36 for the idler side mount arm.

38. 

Extend and retract the awning several times to ensure 

that the fabric is square on the roll tube. Secure the fabric 

in the awning rail no more than 1” inside the edge of the 

fabric on both ends using a #6 x 

1/2

” hex head screw. 

Install the screw down through the awning rail into the 

fabric and the polycord.

39. 

If previously equipped, reinstall drip caps.

NOTE: 

See “Wiring” Section to complete installation.

Carefree Power Awning to  

Solera

®

 12V Power Awning

NOTE: 

All screws supporting the awning assembly 

MUST

 

have a backer within the structure of the wall of the unit. Refer 

to the unit manufacturer for proper location.

NOTE: 

This manual will refer to the “drive side” and “idler 

side” throughout for various instructions. The “drive side” is 

the right hand side of the awning when facing the awning 

from the exterior of the unit. The “idler side” is the left hand 

side of the awning when facing the awning from the exterior 

of the unit.

1. 

Using a non-permanent method of marking, draw a 

vertical line along the inside of both the drive side and 

idler side support arm assemblies. This will act as a 

guideline for re-installation 

(Fig.1)

.

2. 

With the awning fully extended, remove the wire covers, 

if equipped, from the mount arms.

Summary of Contents for Solera 759404

Page 1: ...ra 12V Power Awning For Aftermarket Applications Table of Contents Introduction 2 System Information 2 Safety Information 2 Parts List 2 Short Arm 63 2 Tall Arm 69 2 Preparation 3 Resources Required 3...

Page 2: ...allation procedure has a safety risk involved and may cause death serious injury or property damage if not performed safely and within the parameters set forth in this manual MOVING PARTS CAN PINCH CR...

Page 3: ...e awning from the exterior of the unit The idler side is the left hand side of the awning when facing the awning from the exterior of the unit 1 Using a non permanent method of marking draw a vertical...

Page 4: ...oid compromising the structural integrity of the wax screw THESPRINGISUNDEREXTREMETENSION IMPROPER HANDLING COULD CAUSE DEATH SERIOUS INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE 8 For both the drive and idler side supp...

Page 5: ...not to damage the unit 36 Secure the lower and middle sections of the drive side mount arm to the unit with the provided 14 x 1 1 4 screws or rivets Make sure the arms are square on the wall of the u...

Page 6: ...motor leads Fig 3A to a cordless battery Fig 3B and retract the awning so that approximately 12 of awning fabric remains extended Fig 3 A B 6 For both the drive side and idler side support arm assembl...

Page 7: ...assembly will have an override plug Fig 8C whereas the idler head assembly will not Fig 6 A B Fig 7 A B C Fig 8 13 Align the holes and secure with the provided 8 32 x 1 2 wax screw Fig 9 NOTE Keep th...

Page 8: ...wire covers to expose the lower and middle sections of the mount arm NOTE If the power leads exiting the unit do not align with the hole in the wall mount arm a new hole must be drilled out on the wa...

Page 9: ...4 NOTE Check the switch If the awning is running in reverse of what the switch indicates reverse the wires NOTE Solera Power Awning motors come stock with an internal 6A auto reset breaker If this bre...

Page 10: ...Press and hold RETRACT Fig 15B until the awning is retracted completely Fig 16 Fig 17 Adjusting Pitch NOTE The awning will pitch itself to purge the pooling of excess water and may dump a significant...

Page 11: ...12 volts where the unit wire meets the awning wire during retract Ensure the pitch arms are not bent in an upward direction Ensure the ground wire before the switch has a good connection to the batte...

Page 12: ...acted while wet extend the awning and let it dry as soon as conditions allow before retracting This will help prevent the formation of mildew and add greatly to the life of the awning Mildew does not...

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