Always place trim pieces on a soft, covered, clean work surface.
If necessary, transfer the labels from the old case to the accessory kit. The top rail is included with the new case.
When gluing a vinyl awning onto a fabric backing, follow the guidelines below. Dunlop 758 adhesive or equivalent should be used if adhesive is to be applied to the fabric backing.
If adhesive is to be applied directly to the vinyl surface, Dunlop S1588 adhesive or equivalent must be used. On the surfaces to be glued, the glue should be applied in a thin layer and allowed to dry so that hands do not stick to it.
This takes approximately 5-10 minutes, after which the surfaces to be bonded should be joined.
Dismantling
1. Remove the rear cover assembly.
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2. Using a special key, loosen the screws of the latches, release the latches from the attachment to the awning frame and remove the latches.
3. Release the fabric fasteners from the attachment to the back of the frame.
4. Release the fabric fastener from the attachment to the front of the frame.
5. Turn away 14 screws of fastening of tension belts.
6. Release the frame from the tarpaulin clips.
7. Remove the frame from the awning.
Installation
1. Use an appropriate solvent to remove excess adhesive from the frame.
2. Lay the frame on the awning and align it with the anchors.
3. Install tension straps and secure with screws.
4. Apply glue to the fabric fastener and secure it to the front of the frame.
5. Apply glue to the fabric fasteners and secure them to the back of the frame.
Be careful not to get glue on the frame.
Fabric fasteners should move freely along the frame.
6. Install the latches and secure them with the special key.
7. Install the rear tarpaulin assembly.
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