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USER MANUAL DA20E DOMETIC

• This manual must be read and understood before use, adjustment, cleaning and maintenance. This unit must be installed by a qualified service technician. Incorrect installation can lead to severe injury. Modification of this product can be extremely hazardous and could result in personal injury or property damage.
• These instructions must stay with unit. Owner read carefully.

Table of contents

1 Notes on using the instruction manual. 34
2 Important safety instructions 34
3 Intended use 37
4 Accessories 37
5 Technical description 37
6 Operating the awning. 38
7 Adjusting the awning 44
8 Cleaning and maintenance 50
9 Warranty 52

10 Disposal 52
11 Troubleshooting 52
12 Technical data 55

1 Notes on using the instruction manual

WARNING!

Safety instruction: Failure to observe this instruction can cause fatal or serious injury.

NOTICE!

Failure to observe this instruction can cause material damage and impair the function of the product.

fig. 1 5, page 3: This refers to an element in an illustration. In this case, item 5 in figure 1 on page 3.

NOTE

Supplementary information for operating the product.

Action: This symbol indicates that action is required on your part. The required action is described step-by-step.
This symbol describes the result of an action.

2 Important safety instructions

Please observe the prescribed safety instructions and stipulations from the vehicle manufacturer and service workshops.

The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage in the following cases:

• Damage to the product resulting from mechanical influences and excess voltage
• Alterations to the product without express permission from the manufacturer
• Use for purposes other than those described in the operating manual

Observe the following warnings:

WARNING!

• Make sure that water or snow does not accumulate on the fabric. Otherwise this could damage the awning or the awning arms could collapse and cause severe injury or fatality.
• Do not open the awning while driving.
• Do not open the awning in strong wind or snowfall.
• Retract the awning if strong wind, heavy rain or snowfall is expected.

• Do not approach awning

• if left open during high winds,

• if water has pooled,
• if snow accumulated,
• if heavy debris is on awning fabric.

The awning could move unpredictably, become unstable, and bend or collapse.

• Do not leave the extended awning unattended. Retract the awning before leaving your location.
• Do not use the awning if it or the connection cable shows visible signs of damage. Always have any damage repaired by a service partner in the respective country (addresses on the back of the manual).
• Do not use the awning if the wind sensor does not work.
• Before starting your journey, check that the awning is fully retracted. Never move the vehicle when the awning is open.
• Do not drive the vehicle if the fabric is damaged or torn, even if the awning has been properly retracted. The awning arms are held in place by the fabric. If the fabric rips while driving, the awning will suddenly shoot out. This can lead to serious injury. Secure the awning so that it cannot extend quickly and unexpectedly during transit.
• If the connection cable for the awning is damaged, it must be replaced by an electrician.

• Disconnect the power supply with the external on/off switch before you clean the vehicle in the vicinity of the awning, or if you clean the awning itself.

• Keep a safe distance away from the awning when having barbecues or open fires. The fabric can be damaged by heat or catch fire.

• Persons (including children) whose physical, sensory or mental capabilities or whose lack of experience and knowledge prevent them from using the device safely should not use it without supervision or instruction by a person responsible for their safety.
• Electrical devices are not toys.

Always keep the remote control out of the reach of children. Keep children from playing with the wall switch (accessory).

Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device.

NOTICE!

• Park the motorhome or caravan so that no debris (branches, leaves or similar) can get onto the fabric. If the wind sensor is triggered by a strong wind, the awning retracts automatically and any debris lying on the fabric can result in damage to the awning.
• The fabric edges of the awning should not hang down and must be taut at all times. If the fabric hangs down, it could rub on the arms and get damaged.

Readjust the outer limit if the fabric hangs down when the awning is fully extended.

On long awnings the fabric may sag in the middle.

• Only retract the awning, when the fabric is free of debris (branches, leaves or similar). Otherwise the awning can be damaged when it is retracted.
• Keep the awning free of debris to avoid abrasion, stains and mildew.
• Only retract the awning wet in case of safety issues. After this open it as soon as possible to dry. Otherwise the awning could become mildewed, or discoloured, or stained.
• Never pull an awning arm or the cover down to drain water off the awning. This can bend the awning and impair its function.

• Do not hang any objects on the awning, on the front cover or the awning arms.

• Do not use any sprays (e.g. insect repellent, hairspray) near the awning. This will soil the fabric or the water-repellent effect of the fabric will be lost.

• Do not exceed the rated duty cycle of 2.5 min (intermittent).

3 Intended use

The Dometic Premium Awning Type DA20E, Model 203(XX)(XX).003(#), is suitable for installing on motorhomes or caravans.

The awning may only be used whilst the vehicle is stationary.

4 Accessories

Available as accessories (not included in the scope of delivery):

Description Item number

Dometic Light LK120 9106504018 LED illumination with remote control for fitting on the awning arms

Sun sensor 9108690136

Wall switch 9108690753

MyRoom

5 Technical description

Domatic Premium DA20E is a support-free awning. It can be extended and retracted electronically with the remote control.

It is retracted automatically in very strong winds by a built-in wind sensor. If the awning has been retracted automatically, it can only be extended again after 30 seconds.

Light rainfall can easily drain off, as one side of the awning hangs slightly lower when extended (fig. 1, page 2).

Control elements of the remote control (fig. 2, page 2)

Item Description

1 Retract awning
2 S t o p
3 Extend awning
4 LED operation

6 Operating the awning

Observe the safety instructions in chapter "Important safety instructions" on page 34.

NOTE

• Remote control operation can be affected by interference if another device is being used nearby on the same frequency.
• The overheating protection switches the awning off for 10 to 20 minutes if it is used continuously for more than 2.5 minutes.

6.1 Note on the vehicle location

Observe the following when setting up the vehicle, to avoid injury and damage:

WARNING!

• Keep a sufficient distance from objects or other vehicles. Once it is extended, it should be at least 40~cm away from other objects and vehicles.

NOTICE!

• Park the vehicle so that no debris (branches, leaves or similar) gets on to the fabric. If the wind sensor is triggered by a strong wind, the awning retracts automatically and any debris lying on the fabric can result in damage to the awning.
• Keep the awning free of debris to avoid abrasion, stains and mildew.

6.2 Extending the awning

WARNING! Beware of injury

Keep a sufficient distance from objects or other vehicles. Once it is extended, it should be at least 40~cm away from other objects and vehicles.

Briefly press the button.

The awning extends all the way.

NOTE

If you do not want to extend the awning fully, press the button briefly when the awning is still.

This will move the awning to the programmed intermediate position (see chapter "Programming the awning intermediate position" on page 45).

NOTICE! Beware of damage

Make sure that the fabric edges are taut and do not hang down. If the fabric hangs down, it could rub on the arms and get damaged. Readjust the outer limit if the fabric hangs down when the awning is fully extended.

On long awnings the fabric may sag in the middle.

6.3 Retracting the awning

NOTICE! Beware of damage

• Only retract the awning, when the fabric is free of debris (branches, leaves or similar). Otherwise the awning can be damaged when it is retracted.
• Keep the awning free of debris to avoid abrasion, stains and mildew.
• When retracting the awning, make sure that any branches or other objects are not trapped in it.

Remove any debris (branches, leaves or similar) lying on the fabric.

Briefly press the button.
✓The awning retracts.

Double-check that the awning is fully retracted before starting your journey. The front cover should rest closely alongside the housing.

NOTICE! Beware of damage

If the awning is retracted when wet, extend it again at the next opportunity and let the fabric dry out. If the wet fabric stays rolled up for a long time it becomes mildewed and can stain.

6.4 Testing the wind sensor

WARNING!

• The wind sensor is a safety-related part. Malfunctioning of the wind sensor can lead to fatality or serious injury, as well as serious damage to your vehicle.
• Test the wind sensor before each journey and at regular intervals.
• Do not change any settings on the wind sensor. A change in the default settings can cause the wind sensor to malfunction and lead to fatality and serious injury, as well as serious damage to your vehicle.

NOTE

Any change made to the default setting will invalidate the warranty.

To test the wind sensor, proceed as follows:

Briefly press the button.
The awning extends all the way.
Move the front cover (fig. 4 1, page 2) for about 8 seconds approx. 75 to 100mm repeatedly back and forth to simulate vibrations from the wind.
✓The awning retracts automatically all the way.

If the awning does not retract automatically

Check the battery status of the wind sensor and replace if necessary, see chapter "Changing the batteries in the wind sensor" on page 42.
Test the wind sensor again.
If the wind sensor does not work and the awning does not retract automatically, reprogram it, see chapter "Reprogramming the wind sensor" on page 45.
Test the wind sensor again.
If the wind sensor does not work after reprogramming, contact your service partner.

6.5 Changing the battery in the remote control

NOTE

If the LED in the remote control does not light up after pressing one of the buttons, the remote control battery is flat.

Remove the screw (fig. 3 2, page 2) on the back of the remote control.

Open the housing of the remote control.
Remove the old battery from the holder.
Insert the new CR2430 (3 V) battery type into the holder with the positive terminal facing upwards.
Reassemble the remote control.

Protect the environment!

Do not dispose of any batteries with general household waste.

Return defective or used batteries to your retailer or dispose of them at collection points.

6.6 Changing the batteries in the wind sensor

NOTE

When the batteries in the wind sensor are running low, the awning retracts automatically after 30 minutes, even if it is not windy.

Extend the awning if required.
Move the wind sensor (fig. 5 1, page 3) on the inside of the front cover to the left and take it off.
Release the sensor insert with a screwdriver (fig. 6 A, page 3).
Remove the sensor insert from the housing (fig. 6 B, page 3).

NOTE

Do not use rechargeable batteries.

Replace the used batteries with new AA (1.5 V) alkaline batteries (fig. 6 C, page 3). Make sure the polarity is correct.
After correctly inserting the new batteries, the LED (1) lights up for about 1 second (fig. 6 D, page 3).

If the LED does not light up, remove the batteries and reinsert them correctly (fig. 6 C, page 3).

Protect the environment!

Do not dispose of any batteries with general household waste. Return defective or used batteries to your retailer or dispose of them at collection points.

6.7 Closing the awning manually in emergencies

If the awning is damaged, the motor is faulty or the power supply is unavailable, the awning can be closed manually.

To do this, you need the following tools:

• Flat screwdriver
  10-mm open-ended or ring spanner.

WARNING!

Disconnect the awning from the power before you start the procedure. Otherwise the awning could start working again unexpectedly. The awning motor could rotate the hexagonal shaft causing the tool to spin uncontrollably and lead to serious injury or cause serious damage to your vehicle.

Use a screwdriver to loosen the two lugs (fig. 2, page 4) on the left-hand cap (fig. 1, page 4) and remove the cap.
Turn the hexagonal shaft (fig. 8 1, page 4) clockwise with a 10~mm open-ended or ring spanner, until the awning is fully retracted.

NOTE

• Due to its design, the awning is not able to retract as far manually, as it can in the electric mode. A gap remains between the front cover and the housing. This does not affect safety.
• When the awning has been retracted manually, the outer stop limit is no longer correct. After repair, the awning's outer limit needs to be reset, see chapter "Resetting the outer limit" on page 44.

Put on the left-hand cap.

Contact the service partner in the respective country to get the awning repaired.

7 Adjusting the awning

7.1 Resetting the outer limit

The optimum outer limit of the awning is set by default. Over time, the setting for the outer limit can become incorrect. The awning then fails to extend fully or far enough so that the fabric hangs down.

Reset the outer limit as follows:

Briefly press the button.
✓The awning extends all the way.
Press the and buttons simultaneously for about 6 seconds.
✓ The awning briefly moves twice, indicating the setup mode.
Press and hold the button until the awning moves to the correct outer limit.

The fabric edges of the awning should not hang down and must be taut at all ends. On long awnings the fabric may sag in the middle.

Press the button for about 3 seconds.
✓ The awning briefly moves twice, which confirms the new setting.

NOTE

If the awning does not briefly move twice, you need to reset the motor and the remote control, see chapter "Resetting the motor and remote control" on page 47.

7.2 Programming the awning intermediate position

An intermediate limit may be programmed to open awning to a customised position between the outer limit and closed position.

Program the intermediate position as follows:

Briefly press the button
✓The awning travels into the selected position.
When the awning reaches the desired position, briefly press the button to stop travel.
Press the button for approximately 5 seconds.
✓ The awning briefly moves twice, indicating intermediate position is recognized.

NOTE

If you desire a different intermediate position, repeat the steps above.

Testing the intermediate position

Press the button briefly with the awning in any position.
✓ The awning travels to the programmed intermediate position.

7.3 Reprogramming the wind sensor

The wind sensor is set to motor and remote control by default. In the following cases, the wind sensor needs to be reprogrammed:

If the wind sensor no longer responds
If the wind sensor has been replaced
After the motor and remote control have been reset.

In this case perform the step 1, and then go directly to step 3.

To reprogram the wind sensor, proceed as follows:

Step 1: Opening the cover of the sensor

Briefly press the button.
✓The awning extends all the way.

NOTE

To successfully reprogram the wind sensor, the awning must be extended to the outer limit.

Move the wind sensor (fig. 5 1, page 3) on the inside of the front cover to the left and take it off.
Release the sensor insert with a screwdriver (fig. 6 A, page 3).
Remove the sensor insert from the housing (fig. 6 B, page 3).

Step 2: Deleting the old sensor

Press the programming button (1) (fig. 3 1, page 2) on the back of the remote control.
✓The awning briefly moves twice.
Press the programming button (2) of the wind sensor (fig. 6 D, page 3) for 7 seconds.
- The awning briefly moves twice. After 6 seconds the awning briefly moves twice again. The old sensor now is deleted.

Step 3: Programming the sensor

Press the programming button (1) (fig. 3 1, page 2) on the back of the remote control.
Press the programming button (2) of the wind sensor (fig. 6 D, page 3) for 1 second.
✓ The awning moves twice briefly once again. The wind sensor now is connected.

Test the wind sensor function, see chapter "Testing the wind sensor" on page 40.

NOTE

By repeating step 3 the connection between wind sensor and awning motor will be deleted again.

7.4 Resetting the motor and remote control

The motor and remote control are synchronised by default. The motor and remote control must be reset in the following cases:

• If the awning no longer responds to the remote control commands
  After changing the motor

Step 1: Check the battery in the remote control

Check that the battery in the remote control is not run down: To do this, press a button on the remote control.
✓The LED on the remote control lights up briefly.

If the LED does not light up, the battery is flat. Replace the battery (see chapter "Changing the battery in the remote control" on page 41).

Step 2: Check the function of the motor and remote control

Check that the motor and remote control work by pressing the button briefly.
✓The awning extends all the way.

If the awning does not respond, does not extend all the way, extends too far (fabric is not taut) or stops when the button is released, continue with step 3.

Step 3: Switch to the programming mode

Switch the awning power supply off and wait 10 seconds.
Switch the power supply on again and wait 10 seconds.
Switch the awning power supply off again and wait 10 seconds.
Switch the power supply on again.

✓The awning briefly retracts.

Press and hold down the programming button (fig. 3 1, page 2) on the back of the remote control.

✓ The awning briefly moves twice. After 6 seconds, the awning briefly moves twice again.

If the awning does not briefly move twice and then after 6 seconds once again as described, repeat step 3 from the beginning.

If the awning responds as described, release the programming button. Continue with step 4 through 6.

NOTE

All prior controls (remote control, wind sensor, sun sensor, etc.) will be cleared from motor memory at this point.

Step 4: Check the rotation direction of the motor

NOTE

Do not attempt to program other functions if the rotation direction of the motor is not in order. Complete the procedure through step 6, then begin with step 3 again.

Press the and buttons until the awning briefly retracts and then extends again.
Briefly press the (extend) or (retract) button, to make sure that the rotation direction of the motor is correct and the awning moves in the right direction.
If the awning does not move in the right direction: Press the button for about 3 seconds.
✓ The awning briefly retracts and extends, indicating that the rotation direction of the motor has been changed.
Briefly press the (extend) or (retract) button again, to make sure that the rotation direction of the motor is correct and the awning moves in the right direction.

Step 5: Set the outer limit

Keep pressing the or buttons until the awning moves to the correct outer limit.

The fabric edges of the awning should not hang down and must be taut at all ends.

NOTE

When you press a button for longer than 10 seconds, the awning motor will stop. In this case, release the button and press it again until the awning has moved to the correct outer limit.

Step 6: Complete the programming

Press the and buttons until the awning starts to retract.

Briefly press the button.

✓The awning stops.

Press and hold down the button again until the awning moves twice briefly.
Press the programming button (fig. 3 1, page 2) on the back of the remote control.
- The awning briefly moves twice, indicating that the programming is completed. Now it can be retracted and extended again by pressing the and buttons briefly.
Reprogram the wind sensor, see chapter "Reprogramming the wind sensor" on page 45.
To check the awning function, see chapter "Retracting the awning" on page 39 and chapter "Extending the awning" on page 39.

8 Cleaning and maintenance

Cleaning

WARNING!

Disconnect the awning from the power before you clean the awning.

NOTICE! Beware of damage

• Never clean the awning with a high-pressure cleaner.
• Do not use abrasive cleaning agents or hard objects during cleaning, as these can damage the product.
• Never clean the remote control under running water or in dishwater.

Remove any debris (branches, leaves or similar) lying on the fabric to avoid abrasion, stains and mildew. Furthermore the awning can be damaged when it is retracted.

Clean the awning fabric regularly to remove any dirt and dust:

• To do this, use water with 30g detergent and 30g bleach for 10 litres of water.
• Soap down the fabric and leave the liquid to soak in for five minutes.
  Rinse thoroughly with clean water.

Make sure that the cleaning liquid and bleach is completely washed off. Otherwise it can damage the fabric.

-Leave the fabric to dry.

Clean the remote control with a damp cloth from time to time.

Lubricating

Lubricate the joints of the awning if required with paraffin wax or silicone oil.

Checking

WARNING!

Do not operate awning if adjustments or repairs are necessary. If you discover any damage, contact the service partner in the respective country (addresses on the back of the manual).

Frequently examine awning for imbalance, or signs of wear or damage to cables and other critical parts.

Check the awning regularly:

• Is the fabric undamaged?
• Are the arms and front cover undamaged and free from any signs of wear?
• Does the awning close properly?

Tighten up the screws on the rear hinge (fig. 9, page 5)

The three screws on the rear hinge must be tightened up after being used initially:

• after the first holiday using the awning
• after driving 20000 kilometres or six months after the awning was mounted (whichever occurs first)

The three screws on the rear hinge also need to be checked during the routine vehicle inspection.

Contact your service partner to tighten up the screws.

Instructions for servicing:

Lift up the front panel slightly so that the hinge is not bearing any load and tighten the three screws with 15 - 20Nm .

Patching small holes in the fabric

You can patch any small holes in the fabric or parts where the coating has come off:

Use a cotton swab to rub around the damaged area with a small amount of liquid vinyl patch (item no. 860020001801429, available from your service partner).
✓The vinyl liquid patch dissolves the coating. The coating seals the hole when it dries.
Wait until the area is dry before you retract the awning again.

9 W a r r a n t y

The statutory warranty period applies. If the product is defective, please contact your retailer or the manufacturer's branch in your country (see the back of the instruction manual for the addresses).

For repair and guarantee processing, please include the following documents when you send in the device:

A copy of the receipt with purchasing date
A reason for the claim or description of the fault

10 Disposal

Place the packaging material in the appropriate recycling waste bins wherever possible.

If you wish to finally dispose of the product, ask your local recycling centre or specialist dealer for details about how to do this in accordance with the applicable disposal regulations.

Protect the environment!

Do not dispose of any batteries with general household waste. Return defective or used batteries to your retailer or dispose of them at collection points.

11 Troubleshooting

NOTE

If you are not able to rectify faults with the help of the following table, please contact the service partner in the respective country (addresses on the back of the manual).

Problem Possible cause Suggested remedy

Awning does not retract automatically in strong winds.	The batteries in the wind sensor are flat.	Replace the batteries (see chapter "Changing the batteries in the wind sensor" on page 42).
	The wind sensor is not programmed properly.	Contact the service partner in the respective country.
Awning retracts automatically in light winds.	The wind sensor is not programmed properly.	Contact the service partner in the respective country.
Awning retracts automatically after 30 minutes, even if it is not windy.	The batteries in the wind sensor are almost flat. The LED for the wind sensor is continuously lit up (fig. 6 D, page 3).	Replace the batteries (see chapter "Changing the batteries in the wind sensor" on page 42).
Awning retracts automatically after 60 minutes, even if it is not windy.	Wind sensor is missing or not properly attached onto the base plate	Push the wind sensor onto the base plate until it clicks into place.
	The batteries in the wind sensor are flat.	Replace the batteries (see chapter "Changing the batteries in the wind sensor" on page 42).
	Wind sensor is defective. The wind sensor needs to be replaced. Contact the service partner in the respective country.
Awning retracts automatically after 60 minutes, even if it is not windy and the wind sensor is functioning faultlessly.	Another sensor that isn't mounted or present any more is connected to the awning drive.	Delete all programmed sensors: ►Briefly press the programming button (fig. 3 1, page 2) on the back of the remote control until the awning drive acknowledges by briefly moving twice. ►Press the programming button (2) of the wind sensor (fig. 6 D, page 3) for 7 seconds until the awning drive again acknowledges by briefly moving twice. The connection of all wind sensors connected to the awning drive until now are deleted. Programme the wind sensor afresh (see chapter "Reprogramming the wind sensor" on page 45, step 1 an 3).

Problem Possible cause Suggested remedy

The motor is not responding to the remote control.

The switch-on delay is active.

If the awning has been retracted automatically by the wind sensor, it can only be extended again after 30 seconds.

The thermal protection is active.

This can happen after it has been extended and retracted several times.

The remote control battery is flat.

Wait for this time to elapse or switch the power supply to the awning on and off again to bypass the switch-on delay.

Wait for about 10 to 20 minutes (depending on the ambient temperature). The awning should then work properly again.

Briefly press the button. If the remote control LED does not light up, the battery is flat.

Replace the battery (see chapter "Changing the battery in the remote control" on page 41).

Reset the motor and the remote control, see chapter "Resetting the motor and remote control" on page 47.

No power supply available.

Check the electrical connections.

The motor is defective. Retract the awning manually, see

chapter "Closing the awning manually in emergencies" on page 43, and contact the service partner in the respective country.

Awning moves in the wrong direction after pressing

The remote control is not properly set.

Reset the motor and the remote control, see chapter "Resetting the motor and remote control" on page 47.

Awning does not fully extend or extends too far (fabric sags at ends).

The outer limit is not properly set.

Reset the outer limit, see chapter "Resetting the outer limit" on page 44.

Awning does not fully retract, or lead rail moves out slightly after awning retract.

The motor and remote control are no longer synchronised.

Reset the motor and the remote control, see chapter "Resetting the motor and remote control" on page 47.

12 Technical data

12.1 Electrical Data

	DA20E
Power Supply
Voltage:	220 – 240 V~, 50 Hz
Rated power:	180 W
Motor Rating
Voltage:	230 V~, 50 Hz
Rated power:	170 W
Torque:	25 Nm
Speed:	17 min-1
Duty cycle: intermittent 2.5 min

12.2 Mechanical Data

	DA20E
Width: 256 cm 308 cm 350 cm
Extended: 175 cm 225 cm	250 cm
Weight: 25.0	kg	28.0	kg 29.3

	DA20E
Width: 400 cm 469 cm 50	cm
Extended: 250 cm 250 cm	250 cm
Weight: 33.1	kg	43.8	kg 46.2

Test/certificates

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5 Description technique

Stap 6: Programming beeindigen

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7 Stalla in markisen

7.1 Stalla in nyttändlage

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Dometic Australia

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