Sunsetter Awning Motor Not Working

How to re program the remote control to work with your awning for rts motor only replacement parts instructions and procedures.

Sunsetter awning motor not working.

E x z µ u ç µ v u v. A retractable awning is a practical addition to a patio or deck area as it allows you to choose whether you receive shade or sunlight during pleasant summer weather. The motor may be in thermal shutdown. After this time you can begin to troubleshoot from the beginning of this video.

Plug the power cord back into the wall and make sure that there is electricity available. Or fabric is not centered on the roller bar or the front bar. Step 3 reinsert the awning s power cord into an electrical outlet and let it sit for one minute. Standard awnings using a sunea rts motor if the motor does not respond continue to the next step.

Awning owner s manual and. If your awning motor is installed on the rightas you face the house continue with step 2 to change the direction of the motor rotation. There are several problems that can cause the awning not to work correctly. Oasis freestanding awning and accessories.

Place the manual operation control bar in the manual motor crank and turn it so the awning opens about 3 feet. Vista motor upgrade. Insert the wand into the override crank on the motor and manually open the awning approximately 3 feet but do not completely open. Open the awning all the way.

Your awning has been shipped to you fully assembled but it is important to follow this instruction. As the awning retracts. Do not drop or drag the awning on the ground. The awning s motor or remote control is usually to blame when the unit stops working as you expect.

Take some time inspecting the awning for any signs of warping weather damage rusting tearing in the awning fabric itself or the motor overheating and working too hard. Do not fully open the awning. This procedure á l á z z o. It takes about 15 minutes for it to cool down and restore operation.

µ v ç x v v u z z u. Check the power connections to see if there is a short in the wiring or the cord is not plugged in.