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4-6 Awning Operation 450 LXi Owner Manual
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Rev. “C”
4-6.4.3 Motorized Operation
(without wind sensor)
The motorized operation is simplicity in itself. The 110-volt motor is housed in the roller tube where it is protected from the
elements.
To extend the awning all the way, move the switch to the down position.
After depressing the switch, the awning will then extend to its full projection. To retract the awning, press the switch in the
up position. There is no need to hold the switch once it has been activated. To stop the awning at any point in its projection
or retraction, move the switch to the middle position. The switch should be left in the center position at all times when the
awning is stationary.
The motor used in the Girard G-2000 will use approximately 300 watts and will draw approximately 3 amps of power.
WARNING!!
The motor in the Girard G-2000 is not designed for continuous use. In the
event that the motor is used to excess, it will automatically shut off and be inoperative until
the internal breaker cools down and resets. Run time is 4-5 minutes per hour. Reset time is
30 minutes to 1 hour depending on outside temperature.
4-6.4.4 Wind Sensor Option:
Wind Sensor V with Remote Control Summary
If your Girard G-2000 awning is fi tted with a wind sensor, your awning is designed to
retract automatically in the event of high winds. The Wind Sensor will operate as long as
it has a 110 volt power supply and the wind has unrestricted access to the wind sensor
cups on the roof of your coach.
To operate the awning, simply push the button, momentarily, to extend the awning.
The awning will continue to open until is reaches its full extension. It will then stop
automatically. Pressing the button after the awning is fully extended will retract the
awning automatically. Once the awning is fully closed, it will stop automatically, and the
motor will turn off. The awning can be stopped at any point, and in either direction, by
pushing the button while the awning is in process of either extending or retracting.
The wind sensor is dominant and will override any manual commands in the event of excessive winds. When the wind sensor
is activated, the awning will close completely. The awning will NOT re-open automatically. It must be re-opened by once again
pressing the button on the wall mount switch. It is recommended, however, to use the warnings of the wind sensor and leave
the awning IN until the winds subside.