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12) Test for proper functioning of the new motor connections by operating the awning switch or
the wind sensor switch. The upward arrows retracts. The downward arrows extend.
13) Blow or spin anemometer cups to check for retraction (Important! Awning must retract – if
not, check motor connections for proper polarity.)
14) After a motor has been replaced, it is extremely important that the motor limit switches be
adjusted such that the motor turns off at the exact point (only if ACL current limiting device
is not compatible) that the awning box closes. Likewise, the motor should turn off at the
exact point the awning arms reach full extension and ‘click’ into place. Please see section
entitled Adjusting Motor Limits Switches.
Section IV. Conversion to Manual Override
If a non-manual override motor is being replaced with a manual override motor, follow all
procedures as outlined in:
Section I, Accessing the Motor
Section II, Removing the Old Motor
Then – Before beginning Section III, Installing the New Motor, please complete the following:
1) Locate the fabric guide rail on the inside front of the awning casing, and slide out to the
right, away form casing, 3 to 4 inches.
2) Using a hacksaw, cut off 2 inches of this fabric guide rail if the awning is surface mounted.
Use tin snips to cut off the 2 inches of the fabric guide rail if the awning is recessed.
3) Slide the fabric guide rail back in completely.
4) Proceed with step #1, of Section III, Installing the New Motor.
AndThen:
After installing the new motor and completing steps #1 through #4, and as you are testing the motor
and wiring installation in step #12, complete the following:
1) Stop the awning lead rail just before the box closes.
2) The awning lead rail must have a clearance notch that will clear the manual override
mechanism, as the lead rail closes into the awning casing.
3) If this hole is not present, proceed in cutting a hole 1-3/4” wide x 2” deep into the lead rail.
A plastic sleeve is available to cover the edges to this hole and can be ordered under P/N
1500275-54
4) Proceed with steps #12 and #13.
IMPORTANT NOTE: CHECK FOR CORRECT FUNCIONS BY SPINNING THE
ANEMOMETER- AWNING MUST RETRACT WHEN ANEMOMETER IS SPUN!