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Originally Posted by DavidR2007
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You are welcome. BTW, the purpose of that piece is to prevent the slide awning from catching wind (think sail) and unrolling while you are traveling down the road. When properly adjusted (assuming this is the passenger side slide), with the slide all the way in, the arm should contact the body of the RV if you rotate (by hand) the awning tube counter-clockwise as viewed from the back and looking toward the RV front. When the slide is extended electrically, the arm should begin to rotate and the end of the arm should should just clear the RV body (no contact).
You may not be able to fix your problem with an adjustment because it would be very difficult for a manufacturer to anticipate the position of the arm when the slide is extended. It's far more important that the arm is properly adjusted in the retracted position. And there's always the football/beachball fix