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cord is white with four wires. Notate the points that each of the motor wires
connect to. Disconnect all four motor cord wires.
6.
Fasten a long “pigtail” extension to the motor cord (string, rope, a small wire, etc.
can be used). This will allow you to pull through the new motor wire. Exit the
vehicle and pull the motor cord completely through the wall.
7.
Remove the screw that fastens the fabric to the roller tube. This screw is located
along the edge of the roller tube near the head of the motor.
8.
Carefully pull the old motor out of the awning roller tube. (Figure 14) Pull motor
cord out of the hole in the back of the awning leaving the pigtail for the new
installation.
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(Figure 14)
B. INSTALLING THE NEW MOTOR
1.
With the new motor in hand, align the notch in the black drive-disk (at the far
end of the motor) with the indentation in the awning roller tube. Slide the motor
all the way in. Turn the motor until its notch also lines up with the roller tube
indentation.
2.
Feed motor cord completely through strain relief in the back of the awning
casing. Fasten the motor cord to the “pigtail” that was previously left.
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