Aleko 16x10 Operating instructions

Half Cassette LED
Awning Manual
Installation & Owner’s Manual
16x10 and 20x10-ft. Sizes

contents
Table of
Pre-Installation Safety Instructions 02
Tools + Parts for Assembly 04
Assembly Instructions 06
Wall Mounting Instructions 29
Contact Info + Video QR code 01
Warnings 02
How to Pair Your Awning Remote
and Set Up Awning Limit Switch
Positions
33
Awnings Warnings 36

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Half Cassette LED Awning Manual
16x10 and 20x10-ft. Sizes
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Pre-Installation Safety Instructions
To ensure personal safety and to get the most out of your
investment, please read this entire manual and watch our
assembly video (QR Code on previous page) before
beginning the installation process. If you feel this process is
too difficult, we advise that you seek assistance from a
local building or home improvement contractor.
WARNING! DO NOT remove the safety wrap the
secures the awning arms until instructed to do so.
Improper assembly and operation of your awning
can result in severe personal injury as well as
product failure not covered by warranty.
Please follow all instructions carefully or contact
technical support at 833-926-2323 or
[e-mail] for assistance.
Warnings
! Failure to follow these instructions can result in a
broken product or personal injury. Please be attentive
to each step.
! Open the awning package carefully to avoid
damaging the product or causing injury to yourself.

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Warnings
! DO NOT remove the safety wrap the secures the
awning arms until instructed to do so. The awning arms
will spring open and can cause serious injury if handled
incorrectly.
! Install ALL screws tightly for maximum security.
! Never install your awning in an area with high winds.
The awning could fall and cause injury or property
damage.
! Do not install the awning in a place that receives
excessive vibrations.
! Do not install the awning in places with high
temperatures, such as walls near furnaces.
! Never place heavy items on the awning frame. This
can cause it to fall.
! Close the awning in storm conditions, such as
excessive wind and rain.
! Two adults are required for installation.

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Tools Required for Assembly
Tape measure1.
Marker or chalk2.
Wood or plastic mallet3.
Two ladders4.
Scissors5.
Phillips head screwdriver or electric drill with T30 bit
and 7 mm and 16 mm standard bits
6.
Socket wrench with 10 mm socket7.
Allen wrench key in 5mm, 6mm, 10mm, and 19 mm
sizes
8.

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Parts Diagram
A-1 Fabric Roller (left)
A-2 Fabric Roller (right)
A-3 Fabric Roller (middle)
A-A-1 (2) Fabric Roller Connector
B-1 Torsion Bar (left)
B-2 Torsion Bar (right)
B-3 Torsion Bar (middle)
B-B-1 Torsion Bar Connector
C-1 Front Bar (left)
C-2 Front Bar (right)
C-C-1 Front Bar Connector
D (2) Fabric Roller Support
D-1 LED with Male/Female Plug
D-2 LED with Female Plug
E Plastic Brushing
E-1 LED Plastic Cover (left)
E-2 LED Plastic Cover (middle)
E-3 LED Plastic Cover (right)
F Motor
F-1 Motor Adapter
F-2 Fabric Roller End Cap with Round Bar
G-1 Awning Cassette (left)
G-2 Awning Cassette (right)
G-4 Cassette Holder
G-G-1 M6*25 Bolts; Nuts
G-G-2 M6*16 Bolts; Nuts; Washers
G-G-3 M6*10 Square Nuts
G-G-4 M8*50 Bolt
H-1 End Cap for Awning Cassette (left)
H-2 End Cap for Awning Cassette (right)
J Wall Brackets
J-1. M8*55 Bolts; Nuts; Washers
K M4*25 Self-Tapping Screws
L-1 Left Arm
L-2 Right Arm
L-3 Middle Arm
M Fabric
N Fabric Liner
O Valence
P (3) Blocker
Q (3) Arm-Bar Link
R (3)Plastic Cover for Front Bar
S M4*10 Screws
T M6*45 Bolts; Washers; Nuts
U (2) Plastic Cover for Torsion Bar
W M6*40 Bolts (pre-assembled)
Y M6*30 Bolts; (2) Washers
Z (2) Front Bar Fabric Lock

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Step 1: Assemble the Fabric Roller
Assembly Instructions
Insert fabric roller connectors (A-A-1) into right and left fabric
roller bars (A-1) and (A-2) and tap into place with a mallet. Use 4
(S) screws on each side and standard Phillips bit to secure in
place.

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Insert fabric roller connectors (A-A-1) into middle fabric roller bar
(A-3) and tap into place with a mallet. Use 4 (S) screws on each
side and standard Phillips bit to secure into place.
Step 2: Assemble the Torsion Bar
Insert the torsion bar connectors (B-B-1) into the left and right
torsion bars (B-1) and (B-2) and tap into place with a mallet. Use 2
(T) bolts and 10 mm socket wrench to secure in place.
WARNING! DO NOT REMOVE THE SAFETY SLEEVES THAT HOLD THE
ARMS DOWN!

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Insert torsion bar connectors (B-B-1) into the middle torsion bar
(B-3) and tap into place with a mallet. Use 2 (T) bolts and 10 mm
socket wrench to secure in place.

Step 3: Assemble the Front Bar
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Insert the front bar connectors (C-C-1) into the left and right front
bars (C-1) and (C-2) and tap into place with a mallet. Use 2 (S)
screws on each side and standard Phillips bit to secure in place.

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Insert arm-bar link (Q) and blocker (P) through the side slot of the
middle bar and into position based on the diagrams below (the
position depends based on which way the middle torsion bar (B-
3) was assembled).

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Insert front bar connectors (C-C-1) into the middle front bar (C-3)
and tap into place with a mallet. Use 2 (S) screws on each side
and standard Phillips bit to secure in place.

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Step 4: Assemble the Fabric
Unfold fabric (M) and valance (O). Confirm both are facing right
side up before beginning next steps. The fabric liner (N) comes
with 3 cords: 2 thick cords and 1 thin cord.
Thread the thin fabric liner (N) through the top side of the fabric
(M) that will be nearest to the wall when awning is mounted.
Thread the two thick fabric liners (N) through the bottom side of
the fabric (M) and through the valance (O)
Tip: These steps are easier to complete with two people.

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Thread the top side of the fabric (M) and its liner through the slot
in the assembled fabric roller (A). Then, thread the bottom side of
the fabric (M) and the valance (O) into the front bar (C).
Tip: These steps are easier to complete with two people. If the
liners get caught where the fabric seams are located, wiggling the
fabric helps!

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Roll up the assembled fabric. Be sure to roll tightly so that the
fabric is taught when retracted.
Insert the fabric roller end cap (F-2) into the right side of the
assembled fabric roller (A).
Tip: Use the fabric’s left and right seams as a guide to ensure
fabric is rolled up evenly.

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Step 5: Assemble the Cassette
Insert the assembled fabric roller into the right cassette (G-2).
Then, connect the middle cassette (G-3) to the middle cassette
(G-2) and use (G-G-1) bolts and T-30 bit to secure the cassettes
together.

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Connect left awning cassette (G-1) to middle cassette (G-2) and
fasten with (G-G-1) bolts and T-30 bit.

Step 6: Assemble Motor
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Insert motor (F) into the left fabric roller (A). The power cord, hand
crank, and limit switches should fit into the gap provided by the
fabric roller.
Insert motor (F) into the left fabric roller (A). The power cord, hand
crank, and limit switches should fit into the gap provided by the
fabric roller.

Step 7: Assemble the Roller Support
Attach fabric roller support (D) and plastic brushing (E) to end
cap (H-2) and secure with 2 (Y) bolts and a 10 mm socket wrench.
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