Lippert Components Solera Power Awning Manual de usuario

Solera® Power Awning

OWNER'S MANUAL

System Information

The Solera® Power Awning features an internal motor to steadily operate the awning. Additionally, the

friction joint allows for rain dump and adjustable pitch features, and there is no rafter arm to lock in place.

The friction joint also provides added stability.

This manual provides operational procedures for Solera® Power Awning. Operating the Solera® Power

Awning in any other manner than described may result in personal injury, damage to the recreational

vehicle or the awning assembly as well as voiding the Lippert Components Limited Warranty.

Operation

NOTE: Some coaches may not use the LCI switch (Fig. 3).

Extending the Awning

1. Verify the RV battery is fully charged and connected to the electrical system.

2. Locate the locking latch (Fig. 1), if equipped, and unlock the latch (Fig. 2).

NOTE: This latch is optional and may or may not be installed on one or both support arms.

3. Press and hold EXTEND (Fig. 3A) until the awning is extended completely.

NOTE: Extension is considered complete when the fabric is completely unrolled, the valance seam is visible

and a section of the roll tube is exposed (Fig. 4).

NOTE: The awning fabric should always be above the roll tube. However, if the extend switch is engaged

too long or extend is hit inadvertently instead of retract, the awning will roll up backward. This is not

a defect. To correct the fabric orientation, press the RETRACT button. The awning will then extend

to its correct orientation and normal operation can resume.

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

Fig. 4 - Complete Extension

Valance Seam

Exposed Roll

Tube Section

Retracting the Awning

1. Verify the coach battery is fully charged and connected to the electrical system.

NOTE: The awning can be retracted without resetting the pitch.

2. Press and hold RETRACT (Fig. 3B) until the awning is retracted completely.

3. Locate the locking latch (Fig. 2), if equipped, and lock the latch (Fig. 1).

NOTE: This latch is optional and may or may not be installed on one or both support arms.

Tying down the roll tube once the awning is extended will not allow the free-floating support arms to

work as designed and may cause damage to the awning or RV.

Fabric

Roll

Tube

Valance Awning

Head

Adjusting Pitch - All Solera Awnings

NOTE: The awning will pitch itself to purge the pooling of excess water and may dump a significant

amount of water without notice.

1. Pitch can be set by adjusting the articulating arm to tip one side of the awning to allow water runoff.

2. Extend the awning to desired position.

3. Choose the side of the awning for optimum shade or convenient water runoff. Pull downward on the

joint of the articulating arm until desired pitch is set (Fig. 5) to allow for water runoff. Do not push the

joints of the articulating arms up. This will put tension on the gas strut, which can cause the strut to

break. Belleville washers and bolt (Fig. 6A) allow the joint to remain in the position set by the operator.

NOTE: The awning can be retracted without resetting the pitch.

NOTE: If the articulating arm does not hold position, it can be tightened by adjusting the bolt (Fig. 6A) in

the center of the articulating arm.

Fig. 5 Fig. 6

Pitch

Maintenance - All Solera Awnings

Fabric Care

If the awning is rolled up while wet, roll it out and let it dry as soon as conditions allow 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.

NOTE: Periodically clean vinyl or woven acrylic fabric using a mixture of ¼cup of dish soap and 5 gallons

of warm water. Liberally slosh the mixture on the top of the fabric and roll up the awning for 5

minutes. This will apply the mixture to the bottom of the fabric as well. Roll the awning back out and

hose off with fresh water. Repeat if necessary. Allow to dry before rolling up.

Fig. 7 Fig. 8

Troubleshooting

Manual Override

In the event of power loss or motor failure, the awning can be extended and retracted manually. Perform

the following procedure to manually retract the awning.

NOTE: This procedure may also be performed to extend or retract the awning in the event of dry camping

or camping without a battery.

1. Remove the rubber grommet (Fig. 7A) from the drive head assembly, exposing the manual override

nut on the motor.

NOTE: The drive head assembly is always located on the right side of the awning as it is viewed from

outside of the coach.

2. Using a 7/16" socket and cordless/power drill, spin the manual override nut counterclockwise to retract

the awning (Fig. 8).

NOTE: A ratchet may also be used to turn the manual override nut. Using a ratchet will take a significant

amount of time and should only be used if no cordless/power drill is available.

NOTE: Use caution when retracting the awning manually. The use of a step stool or ladder may be required

to completely retract the awning.

3. When the awning is completely retracted, remove socket or drive device and replace the rubber

grommet in the drive head assembly.

NOTE: The motor’s internal drive system prevents the awning from moving (extend or retract) on its own.

If the motor is damaged or disabled, be sure to secure the awning in the retracted position with a

strap around both the outer support arm and the mounted support arm before the manual override

nut is released.

During incidents of high wind, heavy rain or extended time away from the unit, it is advisable to retract

the awning completely to prevent damage to the awning and the RV.

SOLERA POWER AWNING ASSEMBLY

AWNINGS

Fabric

Awning Rail

Drive Head

Assembly

Idler Head

Assembly

Roll Tube

Support Arm

Assembly

End Cap

SOLERA POWER AWNING COMPONENTS

AWNINGS

Variant Code Information

The variant code on Lippert products can assist LCI customers in obtaining additional information about the

product and its components. For replacement part information, locate the variant code on the awning roll tube

and call LCI customer service.

Variant Code

Callout White Part # Black Part # Description

A 281928 281929 Awning Rail (144")

CDB

Callout White Part # Black Part # Description

B266147 273479 Idler Head Assembly

C289563 289566 Idler Head Front Cover

D289564 289567 Idler Head Rear Cover

E266146 273478 Drive Head Assembly

F289557 289560 Drive Head Front Cover

G289558 289561 Drive Head Rear Cover

SOLERA POWER AWNING COMPONENTS

AWNINGS

SOLERA POWER AWNING COMPONENTS

AWNINGS

Drive Head Gear Kit Qty. Part # Description

353964 (Only

available as a

kit)

1 266133 .873" 20 PA 16 DP, D SLOT GEAR

1 266134 .873" 20 PA 16 DP, D SLOT GEAR

1 266136 .500" 20 PA 16 DP, CLR ZN GEAR

2 266142 Bushing

1 266143 Bushing

1 281828 Bushing

2 266137 E-Clip ½"

2 276160 E-Clip ⁄"

SOLERA POWER AWNING COMPONENTS

AWNINGS

IJK

PQR

Callout Part # Description

I 299419 Screw, PNH, SQ DR, SLFTPG, Zn (#8 - 15 UNC x 0.500”) (End Cap-to-Roll Tube)

J 266156 Screw, PNH, Zn (#6 - 15 UNF x 0.500”) (Head Cover fastener – 6/Cover)

K 299630 Screw, Waxed, PNH, SQ DR, Zn (#8 - 32 UNC x 0.500”) (Head-to-Roll Tube)

L118043 Nut, Nylon Lock, Zn (⁄” - 18 UNC) (Head-to-Arm)

M 266155 Screw, Machine, PNH, PHH (#8 - 32 UNC x 0.500”) (Back Cover-to-Mount)

N 281079 Screw, Hex Washer, SLFDR, Zn (#6 - 20 UNC x 0.500”)

O 266148 Screw, PNH, PHH, Zn (⁄” - 18 UNC x 2.25”) (Head-to-Arm)

P 237315 Rivet, Aluminum (⁄”x 1.300”) (Klamp-Tite, BAPKTR-06-12)

Q 429284 Screw 8 x 1 ¼" PNH ZN CD AB ST HBK

R 384905 Screw #10 32 x ½" PHN Plain PH FT SST

S 384906 Nut #10 - 32 Nylon Lock Plain SST

T 320695 Screw #8 - 18 x ½" PNH SMS ZN SQ AB ST, BLK HD

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