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Originally Posted by jimovernon
snip..... If so roll the awning back out and pull the material to slide it slightly in the roller tube, then try to close it again. If it is out of alignment the awning will also tend to wrinkle as it closes instead of being flat and smooth. Once you get it aligned you could make a mark on the roller tube so if it moves in the future you can see before you try to roll it up.
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Working at one end of the awning........, it may take a good 'tug' of the awning fabric material to get it to initially move, so put your body next to the awning arm/tube so it doesn't move. I usually grab the fabric flap and the edge of the main fabric.
Bob
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