If it needs replacing then get that done at the earliest.
Rv awning uneven how to adjust.
How to adjust an rv awning spring first.
The awning leg consists of two sections.
Put your awning.
Lower the awning completely.
You also need to check the awning chord that is placed along with the screws on the awning rail.
The awning cloth is usually fixed in place by one or two screws that go through the gutter and cloth about 6 from each end of the gutter.
Only move the awning a half inch at a time till you get it where it needs to be.
Free the support arms.
Go to the end that has the most roller exposed and pull the material to where it is centered on the tube roll it in and then back out and see that it stays centered.
If you look at the roller tube you should have equal distance from where the fabric stops to the end cap on each side.
Another reason your awning in not retracting good could be the screws on the awning chord.
Once the arms are free rest the center of the roller tube on something like a six foot.
Take them out extend the awning a few feet have someone push on the awning to take the slack of the fabric and then you can slide the fabric in the rail to get it to line up.
If the rail needs to move to the right remove the right screw and pull the awning right.
If the upper arm rail needs to move to the left you want to remove the left screw and pull the awning in the track to the left.
Lower the leading edge or roller tube as close to the ground as possible.
Realign the rv awning arms and make sure they stay in their position.
Rv awning tension adjustment step 1.
Mine is located at the top of the front of the awning roll.
Let s raise that upper section up a bit.
Give yourself some room.