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User’s Guide
Form No. 3311337.000 2/07
(French 3311338.000)
©2007 Dometic Corporation
LaGrange, IN 46761
A&E WeatherPro Helpful Hints:
• Whenever the awning is wet while rolled up,
as soon as conditions allow, roll it out and
let it dry before rolling it up again. This will
help prevent the formation of mildew and
add greatly to the life of the awning.
• Mildew does not form on the fabric itself,
but on the accumulated dust, dirt and grime.
Periodically clean vinyl or woven acrylic
fabric using a mixture of 1/4 cup of dish
soap and 1/4 cup of bleach mixed with 5
gallons of warm water. Liberally slosh the
mixture on the top of the fabric and roll the
awning up for 5 minutes. This will apply the
mixture to the bottom as well. Roll it back
out and hose off with fresh water. Repeat if
necessary. Allow to dry before rolling up.
• Always make sure the awning is fully ex-
tended before opening the entry door.
When To Get More Help:
This User’s Guide is intended to provide practi-
cal instruction for the sequential operation of the
A&E WeatherPro Patio Awning. If malfunctions
occur that cannot be corrected by reviewing this
Guide, contact a Dometic Service Center or a
qualied service technician for assistance.
Unlock
Lock
Remove Patio O’Shade if installed. In
one hand gently pull on the pull strap
while using the pull rod to ip the Safe-
T-Lock™ Lever up into the “ROLL UP”
position.
A
Have a rm grip on the pull
strap before moving the Safe-
T-Lock™ Lever to the “ROLL
UP” position. Do not allow the
awning to close uncontrolled.
Damage to the awning and/or
RV may occur.
B
Before the awning begins to roll up,
insert end of pull rod into the pull strap
loop and let the awning roll in, control-
ling the speed with the rod in hand.
2. Lock Awning for Travel
A
Secure each arm assembly by lock-
ing the travel lock. Push down on the
travel lock assembly to secure. The
awning is now completely closed
and ready for travel.
Lock
To Open Awning:
1. Unlock Awning
A B
Use the pull rod provided to rotate
the Safe-T-Lock™ Lever down to the
“ROLL DOWN” position.
2. Extend Awning
A
B
Hook the pull rod into the loop of the pull strap and pull the awning out.
Slide the pull strap to the right end
of the roller tube.
You will nd the A & E Patio
O’Shade very helpful when awning
side of RV is facing west in the late
afternoon. It will provide great en-
joyment when the sun is setting.
Patio O’Shade slides into the utility
slot in the roller tube on left end.
Place in desired position.
Optional Patio O’Shade
93001(X).(X)(XX)
®
Rear Arm
Your A & E awning is designed to shed
water if left out in the rain. The rear arm
will automatically decrease the awning
height approximately 9 inches when it
is raining. When there is no longer the
need to shed water it will return to the
normal height. See FIG. 2A.
The A&E Two Step awning is
extremely durable and can
be operated during moder-
ate rain and wind conditions.
However, when periods of
heavy rain and/or wind is ex-
pected the awning should be
closed and in the locked posi-
tion. Damage caused by wind
and rain is not covered by
warranty.
Unlock the travel lock located mid way
up each arm assembly. Lift up on the
travel lock assembly to unlock.
Unlock
To Close Awning:
Pinch Point Hazard. When awning is
closed, bottom arm assemblies will
fold down and against back chan-
nel. To avoid personal injury and/or
property damage, keep pinch points
clear of objects and people.
1. Return Awning to Travel Position
Pinch
Point
Pinch
Point