How does one install a motor? Seems as if there are not any instructions. Are there instructions? Lastly how does one size motor for a 12' x 10'Awn.
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I ordered the motor with my awning and like you could not figure out how to install it. I contacted the company and they were no help. I returned the motor.
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Well since not even the manufacturer replied to that question we sent it back to Amazon for a full refund. The manual operator is very simple to use and does not seem to jamb.
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Very easy to install. I suggest you use a couple of saw horses laying the awning across them. BE SURE TO PUT STRAPS AROUND THE AWNING AND ARMS. When the crank up is removed the awning will spring open if not strapped. Once you remove the crank up devise you can easily insert the motor. After you have reinstalled your awning you can adjust the travel with the two adjustment slots on the motor housing and the remote. There is an adjustment fro up and one for down. The whole installation took me no more than 30 minutes. I hope this helps.
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unscrew the end with the crank. pull everything out of the tube. install the motor in the spot where you just took everything out of and screw it in. plug it in and your ready to go.
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At the opposite end of the awning, where the handle mounts, you need to cut off approximately 1/2 inch of the aluminum that the awning wraps around. You then slide the motor in with the black gear first and the end of the motor will replace the 1/2 inch you cut off. Looking at the awning when it is mounted the motor will be on the right side.
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As a contractor, I wouldn't even attempt to install this product on MY awning! I sent it back! It takes less than 20 seconds to crank the awning out or in! HORRIBLE instructions! So is the awning for that matter!
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It is my understanding that there is only one motor for all sizes of awnings. Go to their WEB site and you will see telephone numbers where you can call for answers. http://www.AlekoAwning.com/Again, I hope this helps.
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It requires an arduino. Basically you just plug it in to the top of the arduino, the pins line up with some holes. Look up af motor shield on google for code to use. Power wise, all the power comes through the arduino, so if it ispoweredthen this will be too, if your motors require ore power then there is a cone tour on the board for external power.
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I could not tell you how to mount it, but I can tell you that it is plenty powerful. It is the only motor that I use on my vintage 12' x 5' Aluminum Ouachita jonboat with two heavy adults with the largest battery I could find along with about 50 ponds of gear and it gets us around great. Hope you have fun. I would strongly recommend this motor.
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The shaft from motor to prop is far too long, you need to get on with a much short shaft, something like 18 inches, good luck, B.
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you will need 2 of them, one for each. Best is to install at the back the base ( motor). Let me know if you have any more questions and good luck.
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No instructions are provided. You are meant to figure out your own ways to configure it. It's meant to be educational. Some mechanical ability Sure makes it easier though.
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If you will send me your email address, I will send you a copy of the page in the instructions that covers this. My email address is dougkerr@woh.rr.com. Regards ---DOUG
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depends on how close you can put the motor. About 2-3" should be enough.One word of advice, as a die hard DIY guy, I would suggest you let a professional installer do the installation. This is a tricky one to adjust and tune properly. I'm glad I didn't install it myself.
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Im not too good at explaining things in txt but when i went to hook all that up..honestly i typed it in google, an if that didnt work type it into YouTube,, by the way i only got the motor to start for a few secs then the pull start ripped off,,not jus the string but the whole cheap plastic cover, hasnt ran since,, hope this was helpful good luck
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Marcie, I think you are missing some letters off of that serial number. That number alone does not pull anything up. Can you either supply us with the horsepower or contact us for help in determining the correct kit for your motor 877-388-2628
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I just mailed mine back to manufacturer. They are replacing my motor and hopefully cleaning it. I don't know if you've called them but they have excellent customer support. That's where I would start.
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Can Download PDF Instruction On Linehttp://www.t-motorsports.com/product_images/pdf/SCC001-Assembly_Instructions.pdfNot bad Set up Made Our Life much Simpler
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Best guess is that unless you are a mechanical wizard the integrated nature of the motor and fan will not allow you to merely replace the current motor with this motor. I found that the motor was customized to the fan and could not be just attached. I ordered an entirely different and fully contained replacement for my nutone fan, though I cannot find on my system where I ordered it now. DJH
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If you're conecting it to a 12volt marine battery directly- you will need 10-12 size connections. The ones that come with motor are very small that will not fit over connections - you'll have to cut off the small ones and replace w/10-12 size. Also, with foot control you might want to buy a mount for pedal. It tends to move. I have both and prefer hand control 45 for that reason. Hope this helps
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Do a google search for the model. You should be able to follow the link to the manufacturer's website, where there should be a .pdf set of instructions. Have you tried this yet?
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You need to match serial numbers (or part numbers) with old motor. Then check to see blade replacement for that motor. I did this for you and it says 12" blades. If you want to do this the right way and FAST way then, I say no. Also if your blades are 14" blades I think this might not be the correct motor for you.
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Sorry, I would contact Amazon for them to contact their supplier for the instructions. The instructions were included in my box in a plastic bag which also had the screws for assembly in them.