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- Page 1 LUXURY 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 proceeding with an installation and usage.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Safety instructions and warnings ......... . . 2 Package contents and parts . -
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 Electric Awnings Only • Do not disassemble the awning motor, please seek support from Advaning Customer Service. Email: service@advaning.com. • Do not handle any part of the power plug or motor with wet hands or objects. Doing so could induce an electric shock.
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Page 5: Package Contents And Parts
Qty: 1 Qty: 1 -Wall Cradle -Wall Mount with screws Fig.4 Advaning’s motorized awnings al- low users to set a custom stop set- ting with the Motor Regulator tool. To safeguard your awnings warran- ty, we ask that you contact Advan- ing’s customer support for proper... -
Page 6: Tool Requirements
TOOL REQUIREMENTS Minimum 2 people to install REQUIRED TOOLS Marker / pencil Measuring tape Electronic Stud finder Chalk line / laser level Level 3/8” socket wrench Wood Drill Bit 1/2” Masonry Drill Bit Power Drill / Hammer Drill (Masonry) Ladders (2) *Dependent on wood species: 1/4”... -
Page 7: Awning Terminology And Location
AWNING TERMINOLOGY AND LOCATION Fig.8 Electric model only Arm shoulder Cassette Crank loop Torsion bar Roller tube Awning fabric Front bar Valance Powercord Retractable arms Easy PitchTM loop Wall/ceiling bracket Lag screw Retaining bolt... -
Page 8: Installation
INSTALLATION BRACKET IMPORTANT PLACEMENT ALL BRACKETS MUST BE MOUNTED DIRECTLY ONTO WALL STUDS OR REFERENCE CHART OTHER MAJOR STRUCTURAL SUPPORTS. FOR OPTIMAL BALANCE OF THE AWNING WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION, PLEASE ATTEMPT TO FOLLOW THE BRACKET PLACEMENT AS Use the illustrations below ILLUSTRATED. -
Page 9: Pre-Installation Guide (Standard)
INSTALLATION PRE-INSTALLATION Roof, eave or overhang GUIDE Minimum 1 inch Locate a position that is 10 inches clear space Recommended: 8 to 10 ft. above the ground/floor, deck etc. Recommended 8~10 feet* Recommended (for wall mounts only): Minimum of 1 inch clearance below the roof/eave/overhang etc. -
Page 10: Pre-Installation Guide (Roof Mount)
INSTALLATION PRE-INSTALLATION GUIDE Install within 12” of eave edge (ROOF MOUNT) Straight/Level Roof Line Locate a placement on roof that is: Install directly Straight/Level Roof Line - over eaves Parrallel to Level Ground. section of roof only. Clear of Any Obstruc- tions for a Minnimum of 12 inches. -
Page 11: Standard Stud Installation
INSTALLATION WALL MOUNT INSTALLATION Recommended, 1 inch. General stud framing installation Measure and mark where the top of your awning bracket will be placed. Recommended Chalkliner Use a level and chalk line 8~10 feet Level or laser level to mark your bracket guide line. - Page 12 Lag screw Due to a variety of siding Wall Bracket Bracket finishes/materials, Advaning recommends contacting the siding manufacture for nec- Fig 18 Fig 19 essary requirements before using shims, cutting or drill- ing into your siding.
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Page 13: Masonry Installation
INSTALLATION 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 & property damage - Never install brackets to grout,... - Page 14 INSTALLATION Drill mounting pilot holes. Insert expansion bolt set into each of the drilled bracket holes. 4 1/8” Leave the hex bolt head outside of the hole. Solid Using a socket wrench Masonry tighten the hex bolt, this Wall will cause the anchor/ wedge to expand and Fig 25 lock the sleeve in place.
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Page 15: Install Ceiling/Soffit Brackets
Wall Wall Bracket Bracket Fig 31 Fig 30 Masonry Installation detailed photos and tips available via www.advaning.com SOFFIT/CEILING INSTALLATION Roof, eave or overhang General wood framing installation Minimum 10 inch Locate a main structural clear space... - Page 16 INSTALLATION Place the soffit/ceiling mount side of bracket in place, use a level to en- sure bracket is straight and mark the center of the mounting holes. Level Drill mounting holes. Place bracket over the pre-drilled holes use a level to ensure the backet is square to line.
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Page 17: Install Awning Onto Brackets
INSTALLATION INSTALLING AWNING Fig 38 ONTO BRACKETS Remove retaining Washer bolts from each bracket. Retaining Lift and slide the awning bolt to brackets and slide the torsion bar into the bracket fork. Insert the retaining bolt Fig 39 washer into Torsion bar bracket fork holes and secure with nut. -
Page 18: Electric Awnings Power Cord Connection
INSTALLATION ELECTRIC AWNINGS Fig 42 Power cord connection Plug into a GFI rated outdoor socket. Note: Never modify the cord or plug. Use a drip loop to avoid water collecting on electrical socket. Drip loop PREPARE REMOTE CONTROL Your remote control will Ensure the batteries come with a CR2430 Battery. -
Page 19: Electric Operation
OPERATION REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION – MOTORIZED AWNINGS ONLY Use the remote control to deploy (open) the awning fully then use the remote control to retract (close) the awning completely. Fig 45 Use the remote control’s stop button (center) to stop the awning at a de- sired extension. -
Page 20: Adjust Awning Pitch
OPERATION ADJUST AWNING 8-16ft awning: 2 Easy Pitch loops PITCH Note: If pitch is adjusted up- wards above the factory set- Fig 47 ting of 15 degrees, we rec- ommend lowering the pitch down to properly close the awning. Open the awning about 1/3 extension or 2ft out. -
Page 21: 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 22: Warranty And Customer Service
This warranty only applies to the original owner/purchaser of the product and is only effective on a basis of sixty (60) months or five (5) 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 23 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.
- Page 24 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 L.OM.V08.2311...
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