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EXTERIOR
Dometic Power Awning Pro Patio Awning Operation
(Model: 9100 Series)
This article provides basic operation instructions for a Dometic Power Awning Pro Patio Awning (Model: 9100 Series).
CAUTION
!
Maintain a horizontal distance of at least 16″ between
fully open awning and any permanent object.
Awning will stop when button is released no matter
how far awning is extended / retracted.
NOTICE
!
1. Press and hold the (extend) awning switch
until awning extends to its out position.
Extending The Awning
NAVIGATION BUTTONS
The Awning Management button icon on the home
screen resembles a square grid and will take you to the
Awning Management page when pressed. This is where
you can claim the awnings you wish to control via the
app. See the next section of this manual for additional
information.
Pressing the Carefree icon will take you to the Carefree
website when you wish to add to your awning collection
or to contact Carefree.
Pressing the gear icon will provide access to the
following pages:
Source(s): Carefree Connects Mobile App User’s Guide
Product(s): Carefree of Colorado 12V Wireless Control System (Model:
SR0120, Newmar Part Number: 148744)
•
Settings Page: If your awning is equipped with
the BT Motion sensor, you can adjust the motion
sensitivity level of the awning.
•
Peripherals Page: This page displays the status of
the peripheral devices. The Notifications area offers
status information about your awning.
•
About Page: This page displays your awning’s
firmware version, identification numbers, and ignition
lockout status (if applicable).
WARNING
!
IMPACT OR CRUSH HAZARD: Do NOT allow awning
to remain in over-extended position as this could trap
heavy debris, or could cause water to pool or snow to
accumulate on awning fabric. This weight will cause
awning to become unstable, and bend or collapse.
Failure to obey this warning could result in death or
serious injury.
Awnings may be disabled if the coach park brake is not set
and/or the ignition key is turned on.
NOTE FROM NEWMAR
2. Verify valance is in correct position, and
adjust if necessary. If the awning is over-
extended, press the awning switch down
to retract the awning until the valance is
in the correct position.
To lower FRTA:
1. With awning fully extended, loosen adjustable knob
on adjustable pitch arm assembly (bottom arm).
2. Press in on spring loaded button on right side of
adjustable pitch arm assembly to allow adjustment.
The FRTA (fabric roller tube assembly) will be lower than
RV’s awning rail when hardware is fully extended. This
pitch (slope) will help accommodate water runoff. If a
steeper pitch is desired, the FRTA must be lowered.
Adjusting Awning Pitch
3. Pull top arm assembly down to lower FRTA to
desired height.
CAUTION
!
PINCH HAZARD: Keep CLEAR of openings around
adjustable pitch arm assembly while adjusting
awning pitch (slope). Adjustable pitch arm assembly
(bottom arm) will telescope. Failure to obey this
caution could result in injury.
Do NOT allow corner of entry door to contact awning
fabric. Otherwise, premature wear or tearing of
awning fabric could occur.
NOTICE
!