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Step 4: Mounting the Screen
The screen is to roll off the front of the head roll tube[1] (see mounting options on page 2)
“tarti g a out ¾ i fro the
motor on the head roll tube[1], begin to attach the screen to
the Velcro; you will need another person to hold the screen.
This ensures The SportScreen rolls up and it does so evenly, otherwise, it will
NOT
roll up
properly.
Step 5: Wiring
If you would like to have your wire fed through your house, drill a hole into your house from your
garage usi g a i i u 3/ leara e drill it.
Once The SportScreen is mounted, take the cord from the end of the motor and feed it through the
hole into your garage.
Once the wire is through the wall, attach the wall plug, wiring the green wire to the green and the
other two to either end. The power cord should be tightened inside of the cap so that no wiring is
visible. (see drawing below)
NOTE:
you will see a cut off black wire. Do not expose or use this wire. It is
obsolete and not needed.
Place the power cord on the motor end downwards, so that water and ice will not funnel into the
motor
.
Step 6: Programming your Remote Control
The SportScreen remote control is already pre-programmed with The SportScreen motor. Install the
battery into the back of your remote. If you would like to set up a new remote, or your remote is not
pre-programmed. Follow these steps
1)
Unplug the wall plug
2)
Hold Up button (5 seconds)
3)
Plug the wall plug back in while still holding the up button
4)
Listen for beeping from the motor
5)
As the motor is beeping, rapidly press the
up
button
**If your motor has been mounted on the left side, your buttons are opposite. To reverse this, follow these
steps:
1)
Unplug the wall plug
2)
Hold the up button (5 seconds)
3)
Plug the wall plug back in while still holding the up button
4)
Listen for beeping from the motor
5)
As the motor is beeping, rapidly press the
down
button
