Close the room if open.
Carefree slide out awning spring tension.
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Companion awnings shade windows and doors and slideout covers keep dirt and debris out of the workings of an rv s sliding extensions.
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Roll the awning back up to observe how tight it is.
You can leave the support arms hanging freely but it might help to simply slide the stops back into the leg channel.
Now that you are going to re tension the spring it s time to insert it back after you have reinstalled the torsion assembly.
The spring locking pins must be inserted before continuing otherwise the roller tube can spin out of control and cause personal.
If your rv slide out awning is equipped with an air bladder use the internal air pump and flip the switch to on to inflate and add tension to the fabric.
We should test the tension before doing anything else.
Slideout cover service manual carefree of colorado 2 052559 301r3 canopy replacement removing the fabric and roller tube 1.
The cotter pins are the ones that lock the spring tension securely while taking down the rv awning.
Step 5 push the foam pieces up and under the bottom lip of the awning to provide further support and tension to the fabric if needed.
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You do not need to put the screws back in.
I am sure the flapping will eventually cause tearing of the fabric.
Reattach the rear awning leg and lower both leg sections completely.
Introducing the carefree altitude patio awning.
Slide out topper flapping by.
Spring is giving with wind gust and allowing flapping.
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Slide out topper is flapping and making it difficult to sleep.
Can t find any name of manufacture or instructions for tension adjustment.
Caution the springs are wound and under tension.
They provide shade and shelter for a large area next to the rig.
Carefree sells traditional patio awnings the most commonly seen on rvs and travel trailers.
