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Primrose Awnings XL User Manual

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Awning Instrucons
XL Half Cassee
5.0m - 6.0m and
2.5m – 4.0m
(with long projecons)
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Primrose Awnings XL Specifications

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BrandPrimrose Awnings
ModelXL
CategoryAccessories
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Safety Warnings

Plastic Bag Suffocation Hazard

Warning about plastic bags posing a risk of suffocation to children and babies.

Wall Mounting Bolt Specifications

Details on supplied coach bolts and plugs for reinforced concrete or brick walls.

Wooden Wall Installation Considerations

Guidance for fitting awnings on wooden walls using appropriate fixings.

Product Guarantee Information

Awning Component Checklist

2.5m Awning Parts List

Includes bolts, brackets, awning unit, and winder handle for 2.5m models.

3.0m Awning Parts List

Includes bolts, brackets, awning unit, and winder handle for 3.0m models.

4.0m & 5.0m Awning Parts List

Includes bolts, brackets, awning unit, and winder handle for 4.0m/5.0m models.

6.0m Awning Parts List

Includes bolts, brackets, awning unit, and winder handle for 6.0m models.

Essential Installation Tools

Optional Control System Kits

Remote Control Kit (Set A)

Components for operating the awning via remote control.

Wall Switch Kit (Set B)

Components for controlling the awning with an indoor wall switch.

Sensor Kit (Set C)

Components for environmental sensing and automated awning control.

Step 1: Wall Positioning and Marking

Recommended Awning Height Range

Optimal height from the ground for installing the awning.

Required Door Clearance

Ensuring sufficient headroom above doors for awning operation.

Horizontal Bracket Alignment

Methods for marking precise horizontal lines for bracket installation.

Mounting on Brick or Concrete

Instructions for secure mounting directly into solid wall materials.

Fitting on Wooden Walls

Advice for installing on wooden structures using appropriate fixings.

Step 2: Drilling for Wall Brackets

Assessing Wall Structure Integrity

Using epoxy resin for uncertain wall structures to ensure secure mounting.

Drilling Hole Specifications

Detailed steps for drilling 100mm deep holes with a 14mm drill bit.

Expansion Bolt and Plug Insertion

Correctly inserting expansion plugs and bolts into drilled holes.

Step 3: Securing Wall Brackets

Wall Plug and Bolt Tightening

Guidance on fitting wall plugs and tightening bolts for bracket stability.

Verifying Bracket Security

Checking for bracket movement and re-tightening nuts for safety.

Step 4: Installing the Awning Unit

Lifting Assistance Requirements

Recommendations for personnel and safety measures when lifting awnings.

Fitting Awning Cassette to Brackets

How to slide the awning cassette onto brackets and ensure correct fabric feed.

Fixing the Awning Unit in Place

Using retaining bolts to secure the awning cassette to the wall brackets.

Step 5: Levelling the Front Bar

Using the Integrated Spirit Level

Checking the front bar's levelness with the built-in spirit level indicator.

Adjusting Awning Arm Angles

Loosening locking nuts and turning jack bolts to set the desired awning tilt.

Securing Adjusted Arm Angles

Tightening the locking nuts to fix the adjusted arm positions.

Step 6: Wiring Electrics - Remote Operation

Remote Control Kit Components List

Listing of electrical parts included for remote control functionality.

Receiver Box Installation Location

Guidance on positioning the receiver box indoors or in waterproof outdoor housing.

Connecting Receiver to Awning and Mains

Steps for connecting the awning cable and mains power to the receiver box.

Programming Handheld Zappers

Procedure for pairing handheld remote controls with the awning receiver box.

Step 7: Wiring Electrics - Wall Switch Operation

Indoor Wall Switch Kit Components

Listing of electrical parts included for wall switch operation.

Wiring the Wall Switch System

Connecting the awning cable and mains power to the indoor wall switch.

Step 8: Adjusting Limit Controls

Manual Awning Extension Control

Method for controlling awning position with manual operation.

Electric Awning Position Control

Stopping electric awnings at any desired point during operation.

Setting Extension and Retraction Limits

Using adjustment holes and a key to set maximum extension and retraction points.

White Adjustment: Retraction Limit

Setting the point at which the awning fully retracts.

Red Adjustment: Extension Limit

Setting the maximum point the awning can extend.

Step 9: General Awning Care and Maintenance

Routine Maintenance Procedures

Advice on lubricating moving parts, cleaning framework, and fabric care.

Winter Storage and Protection

Using winter storage bags or rain covers to protect the awning during off-season.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Awning Arm Angle Explanation

Why awning arms remain at an angle when fully extended for stability.

Winder Handle Removal

Confirmation that the winder handle can be removed for storage when not in use.

Troubleshooting Fabric Sagging

Resolving fabric sagging issues related to over-extension or leveling.

Resolving Retraction Issues

Steps to fix problems with the awning not retracting correctly.

Remote Control Not Working

Diagnosing why the awning is unresponsive to remote control commands.

Remote Control Operational Range

Information on the effective operating distance for the RF remote control.

Adjusting Awning Opening Position

How to manually stop the awning at any desired opening point.

Green Stick for Limit Adjustment

Purpose of the green stick tool for adjusting extension and retraction limits.

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