SunSetter OASIS Replacement Instructions page 4

Note: For the Manual Gear Driven Oasis, note the orientation of the Gear Assembly on the Top Bracket
Assembly before performing the next step.
27. If this end has a Manual Crank Assembly attached to the Top Bracket, using the 5mm Allen wrench,
remove the Manual Crank Assembly and attach it to the new Top Bracket with the same orientation.
28. Replace the two bolts and Corner Braces to the Horizontal Square Bar. The two bolts pass through the
Corner Braces, Horizontal Square Bar, and Top Bracket to hold each part in place.
29. A helper rotates the OASIS assembly so each Square Bar Upright can be reattached to the Top Bracket.
30. Push the Square Bar Upright (one on each side) onto the Awning assembly Top Bracket, making sure
that the bolt holes in the Corner Braces are properly aligned.
31. Using two sets of the hardware (nut, bolt and two washers) secure each Square Bar Upright to the
Corner Braces on the Awning assembly.
32. When the Square Bar Uprights have been installed, securely tighten all eight bolts used to secure the
Square Bar Uprights, Corner Braces, and Horizontal Square Bar.
33. For Top Bracket type shown
in Figure 12; Securely tighten the
four nuts on the Arm Clamp bolts.
Otherwise, go to Step 34.
Note: these were hand
tightened in Step 20.
Then go to Step 38.
34. For Top Bracket type shown in
Figure 13, go to Step 35.
35. Attach one Lateral Arm to the Top Bracket. Slide the pin into Lateral Arm and Top
Bracket, then tighten the two 4mm Allen Set Screws. See Figure 14.
36. Swing the Lateral Arm toward the Front Bar and attach the end of the Lateral
Arm to the Front Bar Connector. See Figure 15.
37. Repeat for the other side.
38. Position yourself out of the way of the Awning Front Bars and then remove the
Plastic Safety Sleeves from all four Arm Assemblies one at a time.
Note: You may need to squeeze Lateral Arms together to easily remove Plastic safety Sleeves. Do not use a
knife or blade to cut the Safety Sleeves. When removed, do not discard, retain for future use.
39. One helper should be positioned at each Leg Assembly to prevent the Awning from sliding as the unit is
placed in the upright position. See Figure 16.
40. One person should be positioned at each end of the Awning assembly and be able to support and lift
the weight of that end of the Awning. See Figure 16.
41. When the helpers are in position, the two
people positioned at the ends of the Awning assembly
should lift the Awning together and tip the unit until the
Awning is upright on the Leg Assemblies. See Figure 16.
May 29, 2019
Figure 12
Lateral Arm
Bolts
SunSetter Products, a Massachusetts Limited Partnership, 184 Charles Street, Malden, MA 02148
Figure 13
Motor
Motor
Bolts
Bolts
NO Lateral
Arm Bolts
Figure 16
Figure 14
4mm Allen Set
Screws in the
Top Bracket
Retaining Pin
Lateral Arm
Figure 15
INS132-Oasis_Top_Bracket_Repl
6mm Allen
Cap Bolt