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Post Info TOPIC: A & E Electric Awning - JUNK? Problem Solved


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A & E Electric Awning - JUNK? Problem Solved


As I had explained in my previous post, my electric awning was having issues.  My dealer found there was not enough voltage going to the awning and traced the problem to a bad battery on the house side.  The battery will be replaced pro-rated under warranty, but it is one of three batteries in my bank.  You should not mix new and old batteries, so I have purchased two new batteries to go along with the one being replaced under warranty.  The batteries are over 18 months old, even though I have had the MH just 11 months.  I guess the chassis sat at the WB plant for a while before the body was put on. 

I could have chanced it, but with the expensive electronics in my rig and a cross country trip next June, I chose to err on the side of caution.  I'd rather not have to try out my ERS if I can help it. wink

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Hey Paul, I am glad that the problem is solved! We can reference this solution next time someone has a problem with the awning such as you had. Thanks for coming back and updating us with your findings.

Joe and Sherri

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The repair place could not duplicate our problem with our Weather Pro awning and neither could we.  We suspect it take hot weather to cause a failure, but it is going in and out fine.  Cost us about 15 minutes of shop rate.

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