Prepare for Installation of Carefree Awning

• Position the carefree awning rail along the rooftop line (line where rooftop and wall meet) or at least 6″ over the upper edge of the door or windows the awning is covering. The carefree awning rail should be level and lined up with the floor line of the vehicle.
• After deciding on the mounting position, mark the position with a chalk line.
• Seal the rear of the rail with silicone sealant or clay tape.
• Adjust the carefree awning rail onto the wall and secure it with #10 x 3/4″ screws. Use all the connection openings in the rail.
• Use a screwdriver to spread open the left finish of the awning rail on the installation side.
• Record any sharp edges or burrs from the finish of the rail. This will assist with protecting the carefree awning texture from harm during installation.
• Splash inside the awning rail track with silicone ointment.

Assembling the Carefree Awning

• On a level surface, format the arms and rollbar assembly.
• Position the rollbar with the texture situated as displayed over the top with the edge toward the mentor. The brake switch should be on the right side.
• Slide the left arm into the left end attachment of the roll bar. Change the openings and secure using one (1) 1/4-20 x 7/16 Quadrex Drive screw.
• Hook the remote lock over the brake switch while sliding the arm into the right-end plug. Adjust the openings in the arm and end plug and secure using one (1) 1/4-20 x 7/16 Quadrex Drive screw.
• Measure and confirm the width of the carefree awning. The distance is estimated from the centerline of the arm to the centerline of the arm.

Mounting the Bottom Mounting Brackets

• On the carefree awning rail, mark the position of the centerlines of the arms. Guarantee that the arms won’t disrupt any lights, vents or other obtrusions.
• Using a non-super durable strategy for stamping, for example, a chalk line, mark an opposite line from the awning rail down to the floor line. This is the centerline of the arms.
• Position and join the base mounting sections. These should be fixated on the lines made in the past step and Should be joined to the construction at the floor line of the vehicle. Join using 1/4 x 2/12 slack screws.

Install the Stop Bolt

• Retract the carefree awning.
• Assuming that the centerline of the roll bar is level with or somewhat higher than the centerline of the awning rail. The lower part of the roller tube should not be higher than the carefree awning rail.
• Change the arm distance as required. Close the handle and slide the lower channel until the locking pin clicks into the closest situating opening.
• Mark the position stop opening that is directly beneath the upper channel.
• From within the channel, embed a 1/4-20 x 7/16 quadric head screw with a star washer through the opening. Slide the focusing spacer over the screw and inside the mounting opening. Secure with a 1/4-20 cap nut.
• Again repeat the arm.

Securing the Fabric Awning

• Roll the carefree awning in and out a few times to ensure that the fabric is square on the rollbar.
• Secure the awning fabric or Alumaguard using one, #6 x 3/8″ hex head screw at the two sides of the awning.

Installing the Rubber Bumpers of Carefree Awning

• On account of vibration and movement, it very well might be important to “fix” the carefree awning arms when put away in the travel position. Two elastic guards are accommodated for this reason.
• Open the carefree awning to uncover the highest point of the upper brace.
• Strip and stick an elastic guard on the upper support, inverse the locking handle as displayed.
• Again repeat for the second arm.

Conclusion:

By following these instructions, you can without hesitation install your carefree awning and change your outside space into a concealed desert spring. With careful preparation, exact execution, and attention to care, you’ll enjoy the advantages of your awning for quite a long time into the future, establishing the ideal environment for unwinding, entertainment, and open-air enjoyment.