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Details the primary 12VDC power supply connection to the control box.
Explains wiring from the control box to the awning motor assembly.
Covers the motor connection and essential diagnostic testing procedures.
Details the wiring connections required for the remote switch.
Comprehensive testing procedures for the control box circuit board.
Information on the key FOB's battery and basic operational range.
Instructions for manually closing the awning in emergency situations.
Detailed wiring schematic for the 3307916 control box model.
Details the primary 12VDC power supply connection to the control box.
Explains wiring from the control box to the awning motor assembly.
Covers the motor connection and essential diagnostic testing procedures.
Details the wiring connections required for the remote switch.
Comprehensive testing procedures for the control box circuit board.
Information on the key FOB's battery and basic operational range.
Instructions for manually closing the awning in emergency situations.
Detailed wiring schematic for the 3307916 control box model.
This document is a diagnostic service manual for the Dometic WeatherPro and Oasis Elite power awnings, providing comprehensive instructions for troubleshooting, maintenance, and replacement of various components. It is intended for qualified service technicians to ensure proper and safe operation of the awning systems.
The Dometic WeatherPro and Oasis Elite awnings are sophisticated power awning systems designed for recreational vehicles, offering convenience and protection from the elements. These awnings extend and retract automatically, with advanced features like wind sensing and remote control operation. The WeatherPro model specifically incorporates a wind sensor that automatically retracts the awning during high wind conditions, enhancing safety and preventing damage. The Oasis Elite model also offers power operation and remote control capabilities.
The core function of these awnings is to provide shade and shelter, extending and retracting with ease through an integrated motor system. The WeatherPro model includes a wind sensor that monitors wind speed and automatically retracts the awning if it exceeds a preset threshold (typically 14-22 MPH), a crucial safety feature. Both models can be operated via a remote switch located inside the RV and, for the WeatherPro, a remote key FOB. An ignition interlock feature, present in the WeatherPro, prevents the awning from opening when the vehicle's ignition key is in the "on" position, safeguarding against accidental deployment during travel. The control box, the "heart" of the system, houses the circuit board, a rocker switch for manual operation, and a wind sensor toggle switch (for WeatherPro). It manages power distribution, interprets commands from the remote controls, and processes data from the wind sensor.
The manual provides detailed instructions for diagnosing and repairing various issues, emphasizing the importance of qualified service technicians for all repairs.
The manual stresses the importance of safety throughout, particularly when dealing with the tensioned springs in the torsion assemblies, and advises against using bare hands to handle these components under tension. It also highlights the need for a clean and smooth work area when handling the fabric and roller tube to prevent damage.
General| UV Protection | Yes |
|---|---|
| Type | Awning |
| Operation | Manual |
| Material | Heavy-duty vinyl |
| Water Resistance | Yes |
| Size | Varies by awning size |
| Weight | Varies by size |
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