Awning - Automatic Carefree (Opt.); Tips - Holiday Navigator 2003 Owner's Manual

When the wind sensor attains the predetermined speed, the awning will
close completely. The awning will not re-open automatically. It must be
opened using the extend button. This feature is intended to prevent possible
damage to the awning and related components.
Care and Cleaning of Acrylic Fabric:
The acrylic fabric should be cleaned regularly before substances such as
dirt, leaves, etc., are allowed to accumulate on, and become embedded in, the
fabric. The fabric can be cleaned without being removed from the awning.
Simply brush off any loose dirt, leaves, etc. Hose down and clean with a cloth
and mild soap. Do not use detergents. Allow to air dry, preferably on a warm
sunny day. Should you have to retract the awning when the fabric is wet, it
should be extended at the first opportunity to finish air drying.
• Avoid leaving the awning partially extended during rainy conditions.
The awning is at the strongest setting when the awning is fully
extended.
• If the wind sensor retracts the awning, it is recommend to leave
the awning in until the winds subside.
• Awning with not operate with the ignition key in the ON position.
The Carefree One Touch automatic awning requires
only "finger tip" operation. A key lock on the One Touch
switch pad is provided to prevent accidental deployment of
the awning while the motorhome is in motion. The key is
removable in the lock or unlock position. Gas filled struts
keep the awning fabric tight at any extended position. The 12
Volt DC motor for the One Touch awning uses approximately
15 Amps while in operation.
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