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- Page 1 CLASSIC SERIES Retractable Awning Owner’s Manual For your safety and the safety of others, please read all of the instructions and warnings in this manual carefully before peceeding with installation and usage...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CAUTION The awning arms contain tensioned cables. Always use caution, securely tie the awnings arms to the awning when performing installation, adjustments, or repairs. Sudden movement of tension arms can result in serious personal injury, product and/or property damage. www.advaning.com... -
Page 3: Safety Instructions And Warnings
FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK OR PERSONAL INJURY. Installation • Pay close attention throughout the installation process to ensure that the Advaning awning is installed properly and according to the safety guidelines outlined herein. • Do not attempt installation while under the influence of alcohol or drug substances. -
Page 4: Package Contents And Parts
-Wall Cradle -Wall Mount with screws Model Size 8’~10’ 12’~16’ Parts name Quantity Advaning’s motorized awnings allow users to set a custom stop setting with the Motor Regulator tool. Wall/ceiling To safeguard your awnings bracket warranty, we ask that you contact Advaning’s customer... -
Page 5: Tool Requirements
*Dependent on wood species: 1/4” ~ 9/32” drill bit. Ladders (2) AWNING TERMINOLOGY AND LOCATION Arm shoulder Valance Cassette Powercord Fig.5 Crank loop Retractable arms Torsion bar Easy Pitch loop Roller tube Wall/ceiling bracket Electric model only Awning fabric Lag screw Front bar Retaining bolt www.advaning.com... -
Page 6: Bracket Placement Reference Chart
STRUCTURAL SUPPORTS WILL NOT ALWAYS ALIGN, THE BRACKETS MAY BE Left awning shoulder MOVED TO BEST SAFELY FIT YOUR SPECIFIC STUD/STRUCTURAL SUPPORT LOCATION WHILE SUPPORTING THE AWNING ONCE INSTALLED. Right awning shoulder 8 ~ 10 feet awning 12-16 feet awning Fig.6 www.advaning.com... -
Page 7: Pre-Installation Guide
8~10 feet 8 ~ 11 feet projection space a professional installer who can best assess your installation site and en- sure a safe and full func- tion of the awning once installed. Ground, floor or deck Fig 8 www.advaning.com... -
Page 8: Standard Stud Installation
Center of stud holes with the center of the stud. Level Use a level to make sure the bracket is straight mark the center of the mounting holes. 3.5” Drill mounting pilot holes. Wood Fig 11 Fig 12 www.advaning.com... -
Page 9: Masonry Installation
Fig 15 before using shims, cutting or drilling into your siding. Masonry Installation Masonry Installation detailed photos and tips available via www.advaning.com General (solid) masonry installation CAUTION: Brackets must be installed directly onto solid brick or concrete. Avoid severe personal injury &... - Page 10 Mark the center of the bracket mounting holes. Drill mounting pilot holes. Bracket Center Fig 18 Fig 19 3.25” Solid Masonry Wall Fig 20 www.advaning.com...
- Page 11 Re-insert the hex bolt with washer through bracket and into the fixed sleeve. Hex bolt Tighten the hex bolts Wall to secure wall bracket Wall Bracket to surface. Fig 25 Fig 26 Masonry Installation detailed photos and tips available via www.advaning.com www.advaning.com...
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Page 12: Install Ceiling Brackets
Place the soffit/ceiling mount side of bracket in place, use a level Level to ensure bracket is straight and mark the center of the mount- ing holes. Drill mounting holes. Bracket Fig 29 Fig 30 www.advaning.com... -
Page 13: Install Awning Onto Brackets
Insert the retaining bolt and washer into the bracket fork holes Fig 34 and secure with nut. Torsion bar Securely tighten the bolts with a socket wrench. Fig 35 Socket wrench www.advaning.com... -
Page 14: Ready Your Awning
CONTROL Your remote awning will come with a CR2430 Ensure the batteries (+) symbol faces out- battery. ward. Note: Additional CR2430 mote information Replace the battery Battery cover secure Maintenance Section, Battery Page 16 with screw. cover Fig 38 www.advaning.com... -
Page 15: Operation
(close) the awning completely. Fig 40 Use the remote con- trol’s stop button (center) to stop the awning at a desired extension. Note: Additional remote information in Mainte- nance Section, Page 16 Remote control www.advaning.com... -
Page 16: Fabric Rolling Direction
Fabric Fully open the awning and with the use of a level ensure the front EXTEND OUT FULLY bar is straight and MAKE ADJUSTMENT UP OR DOWN EXAMPLE OF LOWERED PITCH EXTEND OUT 1/3 OR 2FT leveled. Fig 44 www.advaning.com... -
Page 17: Maintenance
Your remote uses a CR2430 battery, this battery may be replaced as needed. Always ensure that the battery is properly clipped in place + symbol facing out and cap secured with screw. In the case of remote malfunction you may need to re-synch your remote, please contact service@advaning.com for detailed step by step instructions. -
Page 18: Warranty And Customer Service
This warranty only applies to the original owner/purchaser of the product and is only effective on a basis of thirty six (36) months or three (3) years from the date of purchase. Any defects or issues presented to Advaning within the warranty period will be promptly handled by Advaning customer service and resolved within a reasonable timeframe. - Page 19 Register your awning purchase within 60 days of purchase along with **installation photos to receive an *Extra 8 months of warranty coverage. www.advaning.com/warranty-registration *parts only, shipping not included. / **submitting photos grants Advaning permission to reproduce any portion of the photo image for print, web, or any other marketing purpose including social media outlets. www.advaning.com...
- Page 20 CONTACT Product Questions? Please contact Advaning via email at service@advaning.com, INFORMATION by phone at 714-622-2600, or by chat on our website; www.advaning.com Advaning Customer Service is available Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. PST www.advaning.com C.OM.V05.2207...
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