Girard Systems G-Link G-1500, Руководство владельца по эксплуатации, настройке, ремонту и установке

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5) Remove the right hand/front awning end plate by removing the (3) Phillips screw, which
secure it to the awning casing.(Figure 12)
6) Remove both motor bolts (Figure 13,) which fasten the motor to the motor end bracket
Take note and mark the slots from which the bolt were removed.
7) Loosen the small bolt by a couple of turns, which secures the motor end bracket to its
holding bracket. Do not over-loosen or attempt to remove this bolt. Slide the motor end
bracket away from its holding bracket and remove.
8) Enter into the vehicle, and locate the termination point of the motor cord. This point will
be either inside junction box used for the awning switch, or will be inside the electronic
box. Either can probably be found inside of an upper cabinet. The motor cord ca be
identified as the WHITE cord bearing (4) wires. Take note of the point’s from which
each motor wire disconnects. See also wiring diagram. Disconnect complete motor cord.
9) Tape a long ‘pig tale’ extension to the motor cord (using string, rope, small wire, etc.) such
that when the cord is pulled through, its routing is not lost. Exit vehicle and pull motor
cord completely through wall.
10) Carefully pull old motor out of awning roller tube. (Figure 13) Pull motor cord out of hole
in back of awning casing, and disconnect motor cord form the ‘pig tail’.
11) Locate the roller tube.
Bolt For
Motor Mount
Figure 12 Figure 13
End plate removal Removing old motor
Section IIa Removing the old motor if the awning cannot be opened and has no manual
override.
Note: (3) people and (3) ladders will be required to perform the first portion of this procedure.
1) remove the right hand/front awning end plate and lead rail end plate by removing the (5)
Phillips screws, which secure them to the awning casing.