Will the Solera 12V Power RV Awning Conversion Kit Brackets Use the Same Holes as My Dometic Awning
Updated 05/18/2022 | Published 05/06/2022
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The brackets on my old dometic were torn off, will the new arms attach to the old holes?
asked by: Charles J
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Expert Reply:
The arms on the Solera 12V Power RV Awning Conversion Kit # LC434724 will likely not line up perfectly with the holes from your Dometic awning. You would just want to fill in any holes leftover from your old arms and use some Butyl Tape # QR59FR on each of the new screw holes you'll be making when installing the arms to prevent water from leaking inside of your walls.
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Scott S
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Solera 12V Electric RV Awning Conversion Kit - 69" Arms - White
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