DIY SunCover 4000 Installation Manuallines

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RETRACTABLE AWNING
RETRACTABLE AWNING
INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
RETRACTABLE AWNING
SunCover 4000/5000 models
SunCover 4000/5000 models
INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
SunCover 4000/5000 models
V 3.21
v.6.21
V 3.21

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  • Page 1 RETRACTABLE AWNING RETRACTABLE AWNING INSTALLATION GUIDELINES INSTALLATION GUIDELINES RETRACTABLE AWNING SunCover 4000/5000 models SunCover 4000/5000 models INSTALLATION GUIDELINES SunCover 4000/5000 models V 3.21 v.6.21 V 3.21...
  • Page 2 DIY AWNINGS, LLC has been advised YOU ARE INSTALLING YOUR AWNING AT YOUR RISK. DIY AWNINGS, LLC use, PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE arising out of or related to the INSTALLATION of the possibility of such damages.
  • Page 3: What You Need Before You Begin

    RETRACTABLE AWNING INSTALLATION GUIDELINES SunCover 4000/5000 models BEFORE YOU BEGIN - Please read completely Thank you for your purchase. By carefully reading these instructions you will reduce your installation time while providing a safe, worry-free addition to your home. Contained within these instructions are the basic installation guidelines for a typical mounting surface.
  • Page 4 Determine Your Mounting Application: Wall, Soffi t or Roof Mount application based on mounting height requirements. Please review, “Site Preparation” BEFORE making your fi nal decision. Once the deci- sion is made, you can move forward with determining the correct length lag screws. WALL MOUNT SOFFIT MOUNT ROOF MOUNT...
  • Page 5: Product Handling

    These are the minimum mounting heights, as measured straight up from your deck or patio surface. Awning Projection Minimum Height 8’2”/9’0” 8’2” 10’0”/10’6” 9’0” 11’6” 9’6” Once your location and mounting style has been determined, review the area, con­ firming that you have a clear span for the entire width of the awning with no light fix­ tures, downspouts, doors that open out (onto the deck or patio) or any other obstructions.
  • Page 6: Wall Mounting

    can go. Make sure you are taking the measurements assuming the torsion bar is facing the house, the arms are underneath the awning and the front bar of the awning is facing away from the house. Once you figure out where you can put brackets on the wall ­match them up with where you can put them on the awning.
  • Page 7 Once your fastening system has been determined and all of your measurements are indicated on the wall as described earlier, hold up your first bracket, mark the wall, and drill into the brick or masonry with your masonry bit deep enough to fully house the lag shields or anchoring system.
  • Page 8: Roof Mounting

    ROOF MOUNTING Installing On The Roof (flat shingle style only – NOT tile or slate): On the roof, move up to the second or third row of shingles (approximately 9” to 12”) from the edge of the roof. Mark the roof with the outer ends of the awning placement. Next carefully flip up the end of the shingles to expose the tail ends of the rafters.
  • Page 9 Manual Gear Operation: Once your awning is fully installed with all mounting hardware and installation bolts se­ cured, you may operate the unit. To extend the awning, place the hook end of your crank handle into the gear loop located at the far end of the awning. Turn the hand crank in a cir­ cular motion until the awning is fully extended and the arms “lock”...
  • Page 10: Pitch Adjustment

    PITCH ADJUSTMENT To adjust the pitch, extend your awning to its “out” limit. Please note that the unit is fully extended BEFORE the arms lock out and the fabric begins to sag. When the unit is fully extended properly you will notice a ¼” or so gap between the two arm castings at the arm elbows (where the arm cables are located).
  • Page 11: Care And Maintenance

    CARE & MAINTENANCE Fabric Care & Cleaning: The fabric of your awning is made from 100% solution dyed acrylic. Solution dying is the process of adding color to the acrylic while in a liquid state before spinning the yarn. By following a few simple steps, the fabric will maintain its look and perfor- mance for years to come.
  • Page 12 WALL BRACKET ­ front view or p 2” Holes = 0.5” x 0.75” firm ture BOTTOM WALL BRACKET ­ side view into it is SC5000/4000 Wall Bracket lati of t 1.25” of a 3.875” DIYRetractableAwning.com 888.647.4233...
  • Page 13 SOMFY 3-D WireFree SOMFY 3-D WireFree SOMFY 3-D WireFree SOMFY 3-D WireFree SOMFY 3-D WireFree PROGRAMMING GUIDE PROGRAMMING GUIDE SOMFY 3-D WireFree SOMFY 3-D WireFree PROGRAMMING GUIDE PROGRAMMING GUIDE PROGRAMMING GUIDE PROGRAMMING GUIDE PROGRAMMING GUIDE NOTICE: Although this Eclipse awning was tested and had the motor limits set at our NOTICE: Although this Eclipse awning was tested and had the motor limits set at our NOTICE: Although this Eclipse awning was tested and had the motor factory, this sensor and any other electronic sensors ARE NOT programmed at the factory.
  • Page 14 DIY AWNINGS LLC LIMITED WARRANTY DIYAWNINGS, LCC (AKA) DIYAWNINGS.US warrants the awning frame work, aw- ning frame fi nish, fabric covers, motors and electronics, if so equipped, to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal and proper use for the...
  • Page 15 Any defects in the awning must be reported within the warranty period listed above. Under this warranty, DIY AWNING, LLC reserves the right to repair or re- place those parts that have been returned or are deemed defective. If any item is replaced due to a warranty claim, the warranty is not extended on the replaced item, but rather applies to the original warranty period.
  • Page 16 customerservice@diyretractableawning.com or by phone at 888.647.4233 customerservice@diyretractableawning.com (M to F 8am to 5pm Eastern) or by phone at 888.647.4233 (Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm Eastern)

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