At the motor on the right side of the awning just happened.
Rv electric awning won t retract.
Like a window shade an awning occasionally will be extended too far out requiring a tougher pull down to engage the retracting rollers.
To secure the awning you will first need to go to the roof of the rv.
If you find yourself in the situation where the awning on your rv just won t retract then this is the video for you.
I extended the awning with no problem.
Change polarities of the battery connection to the wire and see it retract or extends.
If this happens and it does happen to rain it will likely stretch the canvas and make it difficult for you to now retract the awning.
The awning states that it was manufactured october 27th 2011.
The rv is a 2013 palomino puma by forest river.
Loosen the attachment points at the awning housing with the screwdrivers.
Next connect the awning end of the wiring to the battery supply and see if the motor runs and operates it.
Due to model year version updates and.
Here are the items to check for power problems.
The awning does not function properly now it will move in and out with the remote but operates very slowly and does not lock into the travel trailer the switch on the wall for operating the awning works sporadically most of the time this switch will extend the awning but not retract it.
The canvas will buckle and put too much tension on the motor.
Pull the fabric down in unison to release the rolling mechanism.
What is the model year of your rv.
What year is your rv.
If it does not then you need to look for your electric awnings wiring and motor.
Pull the awning off the rv.
The stretching of the rv awning fabric causes the retraction to be uneven as the length of the fabric gets distorted.
Issue with awning wiring.
Low 12v power this could be caused by a bad battery or the 12v converter in your rv may have failed or be failing.
And now it just clicks and won t retract.
When you get on top you will need to look at the awning and see if something is stuck and causing it to stick.
The easiest way to check your power is with the battery meter built in to your rv.
It s a common mistake for campers to extend their rv awning out too far to the point where water would collect on the awning itself.
