Omnistor 5002 Wind Out Awning Adjustment

[Lizbiebrowne]

The front piece (the metal housing that contains the legs and the end of the fabric that winds out when the awning is deployed) doesn't quite line up properly with the main body of the awning that's fixed to the van when I wind it in - its shifted about 5 mm towards the front of the van. If I loosen the arrowed bolt, and the corresponding bolt at the other end, should I be able to nudge it along a few mm?

 

[Riverbankannie]

Sorry cannot help but you have reminded me to ask a related question.
When away recently the rear end of our Omnistore would not wind fully in, although the front did. Sorry haven’t got a photo and it is currently secured up with a cable tie so it was safe to continue journey.
Any help with that issue too is appreciated.

 

[Gellyneck]

It's possibly as a result of the awning not winding in (tensioned) evenly parallel to the casing on the side.

Wonder if this helps?

 

[Gellyneck]

Sorry cannot help but you have reminded me to ask a related question.
When away recently the rear end of our Omnistore would not wind fully in, although the front did. Sorry haven’t got a photo and it is currently secured up with a cable tie so it was safe to continue journey.
Any help with that issue too is appreciated.

Link I attached above might assist?

 

[Riverbankannie]

It's possibly as a result of the awning not winding in (tensioned) evenly parallel to the casing on the side.

Wonder if this helps?

Thanks, that was quick I’ll look at that but it is a Fiamma.

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[Riverbankannie]

Just found Casper46 thread here but not sure that his final explanation in last pist much help

Thule awning won’t lock in.

We are at Soubise, lovely day. We have just tried to roll the Thule awning away. It wont lock in place, one end of it has a gap of about 1”. We have rolled it completely out and tried again. its still the same. It’s the first time it’s been used except for a practice at home. any thoughts please.

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