Awning Spring Adjustment

Received the new spring today.

Awning spring adjustment.

You ll need a screwdriver and something like a ladder to support the awning as you work on it. Support the roller bar the part of the assembly that holds the awning when it s retracted at its center with a 6 foot ladder or other suitable device. Roll the awning back up to observe how tight it is. You do not need to put the screws back in.

If you over tighten the spring it will break. Sometimes you make an adjustment too far and you have to re adjust it back. If not then repeat the previous steps. The process is fairly simple but having someone to assist you in making the adjustments makes it easier.

If you have to adjust the awning make sure that you are adjusting it the right amount the first time. Rotate the support bar one turn to tighten the spring. Once you ve tightened the spring set the leg back on the ground supporting the weight of the awning tube and stake it back down. Only rotate the legs one or two turns at a time and don t do more than 4 or 5 total.

Identify the correct adjustment you don t want to make more work for yourself. Here are a few steps to consider when adjusting your retractable awning. See our channel page for link the home on the road series consists of three 2 dvd. This however will still depend on the model of the rv awning that you own.

If you are satisfied move on. Free the support arms. Home and commercial awnings. Setting new standards for the rv industry.

Have your assistant hold and steady the support bar you re not working with. Industry leader in rv products featuring innovative design and high quality engineering. Generally it will take six turns for awning lengths of 8 to 12 feet seven turns for 13 to 14 feet eight turns for 15 to 16 feet 10 turns for 17 to 18 feet 11 turns for 19 to 21 feet and 12 turns for 22 to 25 feet.