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pull
strap
to
the
,
using
it
to
control
)W
the
awning
to
i.e
vehicle side.
N the strap
to
wind
to
prevent
a bulge
ic.
~
arms
to
engage
y for travel.
;
ORT
AND
CONVE-
reat
and
keeps
d protect
your
accessories
and
mor
e
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HELPFUL
HINTS
FOR
AWNING
CARE
Whenever
the
aw
ning
is
we
t while rolled up, as so
on
as conditions allow, roll it
out
and
let
it
dry
before rolling it
up
again. This will help
prevent
mild
ew
and
rotting.
Mildew
do
es
not
form
on
the fabric itself,
but
on
the accumulated
dust,
dirt
and
grime.
Period
ically cl
ean
viny
l or
wove
n acryli
c.
Refer to cleaning instructions
below for fabric care.
Always
mak
e sure the
awning
is
extended
high eno
ugh
before opening the
entry
door.
Apply s
ilicon
e
spray
lubricant as needed to keep the
awning's
moving
parts
oper-
ating s
moothl
y.
For ease of
operation
on
hardware,
rub
candle wax
on
all sliding
surfaces.
8500
and
SUNCHASER:
Abrasion,
weather
and
lo
ng
hours
in
the
sun are vinyl's
worst
enemies. To
avoid
these problems, you will
need
to keep
yo
ur
awnin
g clean. Use a mixture of
1/
4 cup
dish soa
p,
1/4
cup
ble
ach
and
fi
ve gallons of fresh water. Soap the
open
awning
w
ith
this mixture,
then
roll it
up
and
let
stand for five minutes. Rolling
up
of
the
awning
will
apply the
mixture
to
th
e
undersid
e of the fabric. Unroll the
awning
and
hose off
th
e
top
and
bottom
with
cl
ean
water.
Repeat if nece
ssary
and
allow to
com
pletely dry.
9000;
In
ad
dition
to its
beauty
and
soft
tran
slucence, w
oven
acrylic fabric offers
the
ad-
vantages
of
strength
and
breathable.
It
is
water
repellent;
but
because it is a
woven
cloth, it is n
ot
water
proof. To keep yo
ur
acrylic
awning
clean, simply hose
it
off
occasi
ona
lly and let it dry.
Do
No
t Scrub.
Avoid
tou
ching
the
und
ersi
de
of
th
e 9000 canopy
when
it is wet.
To
do
so will break
the surface tension of the
water
and
enc
ourag
e seepage
thr
o
ugh
the fabric.
Because
woven
acrylic is of a
much
lighter
weight
than
viny
l, shifting
may
occur
if
the
awning
and
pull
strap
are
not
centra
ll
y aligned
with
the fabric roller
tube
while the
awning
is
being
rolled up.
If
necessary, roll
the
awn
ing
out
and
adjust
the a
lignm
ent.
'_{
.
WHEN
TO
GET
MORE HELP:
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If
malf
unctions
oc
cur
th
at
cannot
be corrected
by
reviewing this user's guide, contact
a qualified Dometic service technician.
Note: A slight "travel line"
may
appear
wher
e the door roll
er
contacts
~e
aw
nin
g
fa
bri
~
.. This is
considered
normal
and
does
not
affect the
integrity of
the
awning.
y
l
t
1!
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REVISION
Form No. 3108608.039 6/10
(Replaces 3108608.021)
(French 3109197.032)
©201
O Dometic, LLC
LaGrange,
IN
46761
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