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FIGURE 1
Using the hand crank, unroll the
awning until the front roller reaches
waist height.
FIGURE 5
Using the hand crank wand, roll up the
awning until it is completely against the
house.
CAUTION: Once the awning is closed
against the house, do not continue
cranking.
We recommend that the hand crank
wand be removed from the crank loop
when it is not in use to prevent damage
to your house.
FIGURE 8
Using the hand crank,
roll up the awning until
it is completely against
the house.
FIGURE 2
Extend both arms until the front roller
reaches head height.
FIGURE 3
Using the hand crank, unroll the
awning until the fabric is fully
extended.
Right arm vertical, left arm angled
OPEN:
FIGURE 3
Using a helper swing both arms, at the
same time, back to the wall brackets.
FIGURE 7
Lower both arms all the way down.
CAUTION: Once the awning is closed
against the house, do not continue
cranking.
We recommend that the hand crank
wand be removed from the crank loop
when it is not in use to prevent damage
to your house.
FIGURE 4
Lower both arms until the front roller
reaches waist height.
FIGURE 5
Unlock both rafters by pressing the
rafter lock latch.
FIGURE 6
CAUTION: Be sure that both Rafters are
unlocked.
Using the hand crank, roll up the awning
until the front roller reaches head height.
Rafter lock
Latch
FIGURE 4
Adjust the roller bar position until the
arrow on the Roller Bar aligns with
the OPEN arrow on the side of the
Drive Unit.
OPEN Arrow
Roller Bar
Arrow
Drive Unit
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