Manual to Power Conversion Kit for Dometic Awning

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I have the kit for the dometic manual pull type. I have the brackets that fasten to the old screw holes. But how do the brackets attach to the arms? 2010 fleetwood encounter 28ms

asked by: James G

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Expert Reply:

The Solera Manual Pull Style to Power Awning Conversion Kit # LC329250 is only compatible with Solera awnings, so it will not work with your Dometic awning. The conversion kits we carry for Dometic awnings are kits like the Solera 12V Power RV Awning Conversion Kit # LC434724, but these already have the arms attached.

We do not carry a kit like the # LC329250 for Dometic awnings, so I would not know exactly how they operate/install.

expert reply by: Scott S

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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