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Carefree of Colorado
V
S
ERTICAL
Two telescoping vertical support legs are stowed in the lead rail. These are used to
provide increased stability and to adjust the height of the front edge (lead rail).
CAUTION
not compensate for harsh weather conditions such as wind and/or heavy rain.
During inclement weather, retract and secure the awning in the travel position.
Latch
2.44m & 2.57m only
1.
Extend the awning.
2.
Unlock the latch on the leg then slide the foot back to clear the tabs on the
lead rail endcap.
3.
Lock the latch and slide the leg out the end of the lead rail until it stops. It
will be necessary to lift the foot up to slide out of the end of the lead rail.
4.
Horizontally rotate the leg 90 degrees.
5.
Swivel the leg down.
6.
For 2.44m & 2.57m awnings:
section of the leg a minimum of 8" then pull the foot out until it locks in
place with the ball lock.
7.
For Carport Position:
Open the latch and extend the lower portion of the support down until
the carport foot is touching the ground.
Hold the carport foot on the ground and lift the top section of the support
until the awning is at the desired height. Close the latch.
Stake the carport foot to the ground. (Stakes are not included)
8.
For Wall Support:
Open the latch then rotate and extend the leg to the bottom bracket.
Lift the retaining pin and insert the foot into the bracket. Allow the
retaining pin to drop down over the foot.
Lift the top section of the support until the awning is at the desired
height. Lock the latch.
9.
Repeat for other side.
To stow the leg, reverse the above steps. See Caution on page 2.
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L
UPPORT
EGS
The vertical support legs provide increased stability but do
Inside of Lead Rail
Ball Lock
Retaining Pin
Bottom Bracket
Carport Foot
Open the latch and extend the center
Unlock
Lock
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