SunSetter Platinum Plus Series Original instructions
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OWNER’S MANUAL
& INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Do Not Discard,
Retain for Future Reference
Planum Plus
Semi-Cassee Awnings
Motorized,
Motorized XL,
Motorized PRO,
Motorized PRO XL
WARNING:
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE
INSTRUCTIONS COULD
RESULT IN
PERSONAL INJURY!
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READ ME FIRST!
Congratulaons! You have just purchased America’s #1 Retractable Awning. SunSeer Awnings will provide
you and your family with many years of enjoyment on your deck or pao.
Before you begin installaon, take a moment to familiarize yourself with the Planum Plus Semi-Cassee
Awning and your Owner’s Manual. You may also nd it helpful to view the DVD included with the Awning
hardware for a visual walkthrough of the Awning installaon. Please check to ensure all of the parts listed
on Pages 4 and 5 have been included with your Awning and that you have the correct size, color and model
Awning.
Installaon of your Awning
When unpacking your Awning, take care to protect the Awning from accidental damage or soiling. Do not
drop or drag the Awning on the ground.
Note: Your Awning has been shipped to you fully assembled but it is important to follow this instrucon
manual to securely fasten the Mounng Brackets to your home and install the Awning.
Please read these instrucons completely before installing your Awning. Please note, you will need an
assistant(s) for installaon. Le and Right references are as you face the house. You have been provided with
the proper fasteners for mounng to your structure (either wood lag screws or masonry bolts).
For the greatest enjoyment of your Lateral Arm Awning, please mount as high on your wall as possible, with
a recommended mounng height of 9’. Your electrical cord will allow you 18’ to reach your GFI outlet and
you will nd your Remote Transmier aached to the cord.
Operaon of your Awning
Your Awning, once installed, has the ability to be opened parally or to its full projecon to suit your deck
or pao design. The pitch of your Awning may be easily adjusted, up or down, from the factory seng
based upon your actual mounng height. Please see Appendix B on Page 23 if you would like to make this
adjustment.
Note: Please follow the Care and Maintenance Guidelines on Pages 16 through 18 for proper use and
inclement weather precauons.
Please retain your Owner’s Manual and Installaon Instrucons for future reference regarding operaon,
care and maintenance, troubleshoong, customer service and warranty informaon.
Customer Support
Our technical experts are available from 8am - 10pm EST daily via email at contactus@sunseer.com, or call
us at 800-670-7071 should you require assistance. We also invite you to visit the Owner’s Corner website at
ownerscorner.sunseer.com for addional informaon on your Awning and other SunSeer products.
We know that you will be delighted with your SunSeer Awning and will experience many years of added
enjoyment on your deck or pao.
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READ ME FIRST ............................................................................................................................ Page ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................................... Page iii
Planum Plus Semi-Cassee Awning Installaon Instrucons ...................................................... Page 1
Supplied Fasteners/Parts List ....................................................................................................... Page 4
Addional Parts Supplied ............................................................................................................ Page 5
Tools Required ............................................................................................................................. Page 6
Installaon Area .......................................................................................................................... Page 6
Wall Mount Installaon (Standard Wall Bracket and XL Wall Bracket) ........................................... Page 6
Mounng Height for Wall Brackets ........................................................................................... Page 6
Wall Bracket Locaons ............................................................................................................. Page 8
Installing Brackets on Wood Frame Walls.................................................................................. Page 8
Installing Brackets on Masonry, Brick, or Concrete Walls........................................................... Page 9
Securing the Awning into the Wall Brackets (Awning Weight Chart).......................................... Page 10
Sot Mount Installaon - Mounng Line .................................................................................... Page 11
Sot Bracket Locaons ............................................................................................................ Page 11
Mounng Brackets into the Sot ............................................................................................. Page 12
Securing the Awning into the Sot Brackets (Awning Weight Chart) ........................................ Page 13
Check Your Awning for Proper Operaon ..................................................................................... Page 13
Test for Proper Operaon ............................................................................................................ Page 14
The Mul-Channel Remote Transmier ....................................................................................... Page 15
General Care and Maintenance of your Awning ........................................................................... Page 16
Care and Maintenance - Sunbrella Woven Acrylic Fabric ............................................................... Page 17
Care and Maintenance - Electric Motor and Remote .................................................................... Page 18
Preparing Your Awning for Winter ................................................................................................ Page 18
Changing the Baery in your Remote Transmier ........................................................................ Page 18
OPTIONAL PROCEDURES
Troubleshoong .......................................................................................................................... Page 19
Adjusng The Open and Close Limits of your Awning, APPENDIX A .............................................. Page 22
Changing the Pitch of your Awning, APPENDIX B ......................................................................... Page 23
How to Drain Water From Your Awning, APPENDIX C ................................................................... Page 25
Reseng Remote Communicaon and Reprogramming the Motor, APPENDIX D ......................... Page 26
Add/Delete a Control Device (Remote, Remote Wall Switch, Wind Sensor) .................................. Page 26
Roll-Down Front Solar Shade, APPENDIX E.................................................................................... Page 27
Awning Removal Procedure, APPENDIX F .................................................................................... Page 28
Housing Adjustment, APPENDIX G ............................................................................................... Page 29
A Place for Your Notes ................................................................................................................. Page 30
Warranty Informaon .................................................................................................................. Page 31
Installer Checklist ........................................................................................................................ Back Cover
Important Customer Service Informaon ..................................................................................... Back Cover
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Before beginning, please familiarize yourself with the components of the Awning as shown in , and the
supplied fasteners/parts shown on and
Use the Awning Weight Chart on
1
3
Right
Roller
Roller
Valance
Front Bar
Awning Fabric
a
Square Bar
2
4
5
Motor or Gear
Assembly
Wall
Right Lateral Arm
Roller Bar
Accessory Slot
Adapter
Hardware
Roof
House
Roof
(Exposed)
Hardware
(not included with
Sot Bracket)
2
3
Right Lateral Arm
Right Roller
Awning Fabric
Square Bar
Loop
a
1
5
Motor
or Gear
Assembly
2
3
4
Right Lateral Arm
Right Roller
Motor
or Gear
Assembly
Square Bar
Loop
a
1
3
2
5
4
Awning Fabric
4
• Two 4” Lag Screws and
Flat Washers for each Wall
• One Retaining Bolt Set for
• Two 4” Lag Screws and Flat
• One Retaining Bolt Set for each
• One 4” Lag Screw and Flat
• One 5” Lag Screw and Flat
• One Retaining Bolt Set for
Note
5
:
•
•
•
6
, measuring tape, two step-ladders,
Masonry Bolts.
1.
.
on .
on
Shown
with
Adapter
a.
b.
c.
House
Fabric
8
andin
a. Using your Awning, measure the distance
from the right end of the Square Bar to the
inner and outer edges of the right Arm Clamp
and record those measurements.
b.
Clamp.
c.
andin
or a door, use these steps to locate the studs inside
your home and transfer those measurements to the
outside. Get a roll of duct tape or similar tape. From
inside your home on the wall that your Awning will
the tape or door to the center of the stud, and write
On the outside wall, using the inside measurements,
line.
it easier to insert the pre-assembled Awning into the
wide Awnings, install
a
See on .
wide Awnings, install
a
See on .
.
- Between the two Arms,
.
- On the nearest stud about 2’ from the
- On the nearest stud about 2’ from the
middle point of the Awning, toward the right.
- Between the two Arms,
.
- Between the right end of the Awning
and the right Arm,
.
Lag Screws.
.
Size
14’
15’
16’
18’
20’
5” from end
5” from end
5” from end
5” from end
5” from end
5” from end
5” from end
26” from end
4”
from
arm
clamp
N/A
N/A
N/A
82” from end
88” from end
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
82” from end
88” from end
26” from end
4”
from
right
arm
clamp
5” from end
5” from end
5” from end
5” from end
5” from end
5” from end
5” from end
See .
Wall
.
Wall
10
using a masonry drill bit, about 3” deep for the top
hole.
deep.
Use the following weight chart to decide how much
Size 10’2”
14’
15’
16’
18’
20’
140 lbs
145 lbs
155 lbs
160 lbs
165 lbs
180 lbs
160 lbs
165 lbs
185 lbs
200 lbs
210 lbs
150 lbs
155 lbs
165 lbs
185 lbs
185 lbs
210 lbs
220 lbs
230 lbs
See .
Square
Bar
Retaining Nut
Retaining
Washer Retaining Bolt
the Awning.
See on .
.
11
.
wide Awnings, install
a
See .
wide Awnings, install
a
See .
.
- Between the two Arms,
.
- Between the two Arms,
.
.
11”
Closed
Adapter
shown.
12
.
Centers Flat
Washer
Lag Screws
Holes
Front View of
Side View of
& in
a. On your Awning, measure the distance from
the right end of the Square Bar to the inner
and outer edges of the right Arm Clamp and
record those measurements.
b.
Clamp.
c.
and in
on
.
the Lag Screws.
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need to apply pressure on the Square Bar to permit
.
See .
Separate the Wand from the Awning.
.
weight chart to decide how much help you need.
.
Retaining
Nut
Retaining
Washer
Square
Bar
Retaining
Bolt
Size 10’2”
14’
15’
16’
18’
20’
140 lbs
145 lbs
155 lbs
160 lbs
165 lbs
180 lbs
160 lbs
165 lbs
185 lbs
200 lbs
210 lbs
150 lbs
155 lbs
165 lbs
185 lbs
185 lbs
210 lbs
220 lbs
230 lbs
” on
secure with the supplied hardware, if needed.
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your new Awning.
of your Awning, refer to on.
closed Lateral Arms, see .
:
by using the and
See .
. The
The
Awning closes to where the Front Bar is under
on
.
• to stop the Awning at any
does not appear to open and close properly, please
follow the steps in on to change
the Open/Close Stop Limits.
Channel Selector
the Square Bar.
with a 4mm Allen
wrench to slightly
of closed Lateral
Arms.
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used to or
1. To
a.
b.
c.
want to use to control your Motorized Awning.
d.
e.
2. To
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Channel
Lights
Channel
Selector
16
lubricant. See on.
The can be
lubricated with a small amount of , to
supplied by the manufacturer.
Damage to the Awning Fabric, Arms
and mechanism caused by water pooling or windy
warranty.
aluminum components. These aluminum parts are
Sunbrella
following.
•
•
303 Should be applied to Sunbrella
• Allow the clean Fabric to completely air dry.
•
•
•
www.303products.com.
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