INSTALLATION & OWNER'S MANUAL RESIDENTIAL PATIO AWNING
A MANUAL CRANK PATIO AWNING FOR RESIDENTIAL HOMES Residential
052592-001r1 Printed in USA April, 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS Product Overview ...... 1 Component Checklist...... 1 Installation ...... 2 General Layout ...... 2 Required Pre-Installation Preparation ...... 2 Installing an awning rail ...... 3 Assembling the Awning ...... 3 Mount the Lower Brackets ...... 3 Mounting the Awning ...... 4 Installing the Stop Bolt ...... 4 Securing the Fabric ...... 5 Optional Deck Plates ...... 5 Installation ...... 5 To Use ...... 5 Operation ...... 6 Opening the Awning ...... 6 Adjusting the Pitch ...... 7 Setting the Arms in the Carport Position ...... 7 Rain Release Setting ...... 7 Closing the Awning ...... 7 Awning Care ...... 8 Fabric Care ...... 8 Mildew ...... 8 Pooling ...... 8 Arm Care ...... 8 Residential Awning Limited Warranty ...... 9
WARNING AWNINGS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SHADE AND PROTECTION FROM THE SUN. THE EFFECTS OF WIND AND RAIN ON AN AWNING ARE UNPREDICTABLE AND CAN CAUSE SEVERE DAMAGE TO THE AWNING. IF WIND OR EXTENDED PERIODS OF RAIN ARE EXPECTED, ROLL UP THE AWNING. WARNING KEEP ALL SOURCES OF HEAT AND FLAME AWAY FROM THE AWNING CANOPY. FABRIC IS NOT FIRE-PROOF AND CAN BURN IF LEFT IN CONTACT WITH ANY FLAME OR HEAT SOURCE. CAUTION IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT IF LEAVING THE AWNING UNATTENDED FOR A LENGTH OF TIME, RETRACT THE AWNING TO AVOID UNEXPECTED CLIMATE CONDITIONS.
Safety Notes: The following should always be observed when assembling the awning: Always disconnect power before working on or around electrical lines. Always wear appropriate safety equipment (i.e. goggles). Always use appropriate lifting devices and/or helpers when lifting or holding heavy objects. Do not over tighten fasteners (i.e. screws). Soft materials can be "stripped out" and lose the ability to grip and hold.
Carefree of Colorado Installation & Owner's Manual RESIDENTIAL PATIO AWNING PRODUCT OVERVIEW The clean molded lines of Carefree’s Residential Patio Awning are stylized and built with Carefree's attention to quality, value, style and performance. The Carefree Residential Patio Awning is a sure and economical way to provide shade to a deck or patio. The awning design incorporates many positive design features: Simple manual operation. No springs to deal with. No locks required. The manual crank holds the awning securely against billowing during wind. When the awning is extended, the arms can be left on the wall or rotated down and placed in the carport position (vertical). The pitch can be set to provide the best shade and rain runoff. Installation is simple. The fabric is attached using a standard awning rail. Each arm is attached at the top and secured in a spring loaded bracket at the bottom.
COMPONENT CHECKLIST The following parts are included in the awning package. ITEM D ESCRIPTION QTY 1 Awning Rail 1 2 Roller Tube Assy w/ Fabric 1 3 Arm Assy, Idler 1 1 4 Arm Assy, Crank 1 2 5 Bottom Bracket 6 Lag Screw 1/4 x 3 4 7 Lag Screw 1/4 x 2 4 5 8 Socket Head Screw 5/16 x 1/2 2 3 9 Nut w/ Serrated Washer 5/16-24 2 10 Screw, Truss Head #10 x 5/8 6 11 Screw, Hex Head #8 x 1 50 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 12 Screw, Hex Washer Head #6 x 3/8 2 4 13 Bumpers (set of two) 1 14 Crank Handle Assy 1
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RA002 Notes: 1. Awning configuration is specified at time of order, including awning length, fabric, color etc. Check awning assembly against original purchase order. 2. Arm assemblies are complete and include upper mounting bracket.
052592-001r1 1 Carefree of Colorado Installation & Owner's Manual RESIDENTIAL PATIO AWNING INSTALLATION GENERAL LAYOUT Awning Width 5" 5" Fabric Width 2" min. 5.5" Awning Rail Upper Mounting Bracket Awning 1 1/4" W x 3 1/2" H 3" Rail 90o (typ.) Manual Crank 6" minimum (Door to Awning Rail Clearance) 68"-81" 2.25" Arm Latch Lever
1" x 4" Mounting Board (if required) Bottom Mounting Bracket Bottom Bracket Centerline 3 1/2" W x 2 1/2" H
RA001 Figure 1. General Layout. REQUIRED PRE-INSTALLATION PREPARATION Prior to installing the awning inspect the mounting area and prepare the mounting surface if required. 1. Inspect the mounting area for obstructions to avoid (i.e. lights, exhaust vent etc.). If necessary, adjust the awning position so that the awning will not interfere with equipment or protrusions. 2. Layout the location of the awning. It is recommended that the awning be mounted as high as possible for best use of the variable pitch and to provide head clearance when the awning is extended. The awning rail must be mounted a minimum of 2" below the overhang and 6" above the door/windows The arms and lower mounting bracket requires a minimum flat area measured down from the centerline of the awning rail. Minimum area per arm = 81" x 3 1/2". 3. Examine the mounting surface material. If the surface is solid wood (3/4" thick or more), the awning may be mounted directly onto the surface. Go to page 2. This does not include cedar shake siding. If the surface has siding mounted on solid wood (plywood) that is attached to the structural frame and the siding is thin enough that the mounting screws can go through the brackets and wall covering and into the wood, the awning can be mounted directly onto the surface. Go to page 2. For soft materials such as stucco, fiberboard siding, siding mounted on styrofoam etc., mount a 1 x 4 board for the awning rail position. Attach the board to the structural frame (studs). Boards and screws are installer furnished. For brick and concrete, mount a 1 x 4 board on the mounting surface for the awning rail. 1 x 4 boards mounted for the awning rail, should extend 3" outside the width of the awning. (width of awning + 6"). Mounting boards for the lower bracket should extend between structural studs. NOTE: 1 x 4 boards and attaching hardware are not included with awning.
2 052592-001r1 Carefree of Colorado Installation & Owner's Manual RESIDENTIAL PATIO AWNING INSTALLING AN AWNING RAIL 1. Mark the position of the awning rail with a chalk line. The awning rail must Spread open be level. the end of the awning rail 2. Seal the back of the rail with silicone sealant or putty tape. 3. Align the awning rail onto the wall and secure with the #8 x 1" screws. 4. Use a screwdriver to spread open one end of the awning rail on the installation side.
5. File any sharp edges or burrs from the end of the rail. This will help protect T0012a the awning fabric from damage during installation. Figure 2. Installing the 6. Spray inside the awning rail track with silicone lubricant. Awning Rail.
ASSEMBLING THE AWNING 1. On a flat surface, layout the arms and #10 x 5/8 Square Drive Screw roller tube assembly. Note: Position (3 per end cap) the roller tube with the fabric oriented Orient Roller Tube with as shown, over the top the the edge Fabric Winding Over the Top toward the house. 2. Slide the idler end plug (LH arm) onto the roller tube. Align the fabric access slot in the cap with the roller tube slot w/ the polyrod. Attach the cap to the roller tube using three (3) #10 x 5/8 Align the Cap Access Slot square drive truss head screws. and the Roller Slot w/ the Polyrod RA004 Figure 3. Assembling the Awning. 3. Repeat for the RH arm.
Awning MOUNT THE LOWER BRACKETS Arm 1. On the awning rail, mark the position of the centerlines of the arms. Ensure that the arms will not interfere with any lights, vents or other Awning Arm obtrusions. 2. Using a non-permanent method of marking such as a chalk line, mark a perpendicular line from the awning rail down to the floor line. 90° This is the centerline of the arms. Awning Width 3. Position and attach the bottom mounting brackets using 1/4 x 2" lag (ref) screws.. The brackets should be centered on the lines made in the Floor Line previous step and MUST be attached to the structural studs. NOTE: After starting the screw but before tightening, put silicone sealant around the hole and threads to seal the screw.
1/4 x 2 Lag Screw PL004 Figure 4. Bottom Brackets.
052592-001r1 3 Carefree of Colorado Installation & Owner's Manual RESIDENTIAL PATIO AWNING MOUNTING THE AWNING 1. Measure the distance from the awning rail to the bottom mounting brackets. Arm Latch 2. On each arm, adjust the arm length so the distance from the center of the roller to the foot is about equal to the measurement in step 1. To adjust arm length, open the arm latch and slide the lower channel up or down as required. Close the latch and slide the lower channel until the Spring Loaded locking pin clicks into the nearest positioning hole. Lever The next step will require two people. One to feed the canopy into the awning rail and hold one arm, the second to hold the second arm while sliding the canopy into position. For longer awnings, a third person may be beneficial. PL005 Figure 5. Setting the Arm. 3. Slide the canopy polyrod into the awning rail. Continue to "walk" the arms and canopy down the rail until the arms are in line with the centerline marks made previously. Tip: Slightly open one end of the rail, then spray inside the awning rail Awning Arm track with a dry silicone lubricant. This will aid in sliding the fabric into the rail. 1/4 x 3 Lag Screws 4. Lift the bottom of the arm up and secure the foot into the bottom Mounting bracket. The foot has a horizontal pin that goes under the spring- Bracket loaded lever of the bottom bracket. Repeat for both arms. 5. Use the manual crank and open the awning 12 – 18 inches to provide access to the upper mounting brackets. 6. Loosen the black locking knob on the upper brace. 7. Slide the upper portion of the brace up so that the upper mounting Upper Brace bracket straddles the awning rail. 8. Center the bracket on the arm centerline. Locking 9. Attach the upper bracket using two (2) 1/4 x 3 lag screws. The Knob screws must go into the house structure or support boards mounted previously. The screws can go through the flat portion of the awning rail.
NOTE: After starting the screw but before tightening, put silicone PL007 sealant around the hole and threads to seal the screw. Figure 6. Upper Bracket. 10. Repeat steps 6 through 9 for the other arm. Installing the Stop Bolt 1. Retract the awning. 2. Observe if the centerline of the roll bar is level with or Arm slightly higher than the centerline of the awning rail. Latch The bottom of the roller tube must not be higher than the awning rail. 3. Adjust the arm length as required. Open the arm latch Hole Below Upper Channel and slide the upper channel up or down as required. Close the latch and slide the upper channel until the locking pin clicks into the nearest positioning hole. 4. Mark the position of the stop hole that is directly below 5/16-24 x 1/2" Screw the upper channel. 5/16-24 Nut 5. Slide the 5/16 x 1/2 socket head cap screw into the w/ Serrated Washer stop hole and secure on the inside using the 5/16 nut PL006 with the serrated washer. Figure 7. Installing the Stop Bolt. 6. Repeat for other arm. 4 052592-001r1 Carefree of Colorado Installation & Owner's Manual RESIDENTIAL PATIO AWNING 1" Securing the Fabric Awning Rail Polyrod 1. Roll the awning in and out several times to make sure that the fabric is square on the roller tube. 2. Secure the canopy using one #6 x 3/8" hex head screw on both sides. #6 x 3/8 Place screw through awning rail, polyrod and canopy approximately 1” in Fabric Screw
from the end of the fabric. RA003 Figure 8. Securing the Fabric. OPTIONAL DECK PLATES An optional deck plate kit is available for the Residential Awning. These plates can be mounted onto the patio surface to provide secure attachment for the patio arms when used in the vertical position. Installation 1. Extend the awning out completely. Set nut flush with 2. Follow the instructions for placing the arms in the vertical bottom of arm foot support position. Refer to page 7. Tighten screw until head is 3/16" - 1/4" 3. Mark the position of the foot on the patio surface. From bottom foot 4. Move the arm out of the way. 3/8-16 Nut (x2) 5. Position the deck plate over the marks. Mark the location of the mounting screws. Drill a 3/16" pilot hole 3/8-16 Screw (x2) for each mounting screw.
6. Attach the deck plate to the surface using two (2) 1/4 x 1 1/4 x 1 1/2" Screw (x2) 1/2" flat head screws and flat washers. The flat washers go between the deck plate and the mounting surface. 1/4 Flat Washer (x2) NOTE: Screws are furnished for wood decks. If the deck is concrete or a similar material, it will be necessary Ø 3/16" to drill and install the appropriate size anchors. Anchors Pilot Hole (x2) are not included with the awning. RA008 7. On the arm foot: Figure 9. Deck Plate 7.1. From the top, insert the nuts into the holes of the arm foot. Lightly tap the nuts until flush with the bottom of the foot. 7.2. Screw the 3/8-16 flat head screws into the nuts from the bottom of the foot. Tighten the screws until the heads are 3/16" to 1/4" from the bottom of the foot. 7.3. Repeat for the second awning arm. To Use 1. Position the arm in the vertical position. 2. Gently twist the arm so the heads of the flat head screws slide into the large holes in the deck plate. 3. Twist the arm straight. The screw heads then lock under the deck plate. 4. To release: Gently twist the arm clockwise and lift the arm from the deck plate.
052592-001r1 5 Carefree of Colorado Installation & Owner's Manual RESIDENTIAL PATIO AWNING OPERATION Operation of the Carefree Manual Patio Awnings is simple and straight forward. Please observe the safety notes and cautions for best results.
WARNING AWNINGS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SHADE AND PROTECTION FROM THE SUN. THE EFFECTS OF WIND AND RAIN ON AN AWNING ARE UNPREDICTABLE AND CAN CAUSE SEVERE DAMAGE TO THE AWNING AND/OR THE BUILDING. IF WIND OR EXTENDED PERIODS OF RAIN ARE EXPECTED, ROLL UP THE AWNING.
WARNING KEEP ALL SOURCES OF HEAT AND FLAME AWAY FROM THE AWNING CANOPY. FABRIC IS NOT FIRE-PROOF AND CAN BURN IF LEFT IN CONTACT WITH ANY FLAME OR HEAT SOURCE.
CAUTION It is recommended that if leaving the awning unattended for a length of time, retract the awning to avoid unexpected climate conditions.
OPENING THE AWNING
Brace Spring Latch Stand Inside the Awning Upper Brace Gear Loop
Center Lock
Extend Locking Retract Knob
RA005 1. Loosen the black knob on the upper brace of both arms 2. Insert the hook of the crank handle into the gear loop located on the right side of the awning. 3. Turn the handle counter clockwise to extend the awning. 4. Push the braces up to the top of the arms. The brace sliders have a small spring catch that latches into the end plugs when the braces are at the top of the arms. 5. While pressing outward on the roll bar to tension the fabric, tighten the black lock knob on the brace. Repeat for the other side. The crank handle may be extended or shortened by the twisting the center lock then sliding the handle in or out to the desired length. Tighten the center lock when finished.
CAUTION Always use the support braces to hold the awning out in the extended position. Failure to use the braces may result in the awning collapsing possibly causing injury or damage to the awning or the building. Personal injury or damage may occur that will not be covered by warranty.
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ADJUSTING THE PITCH Arm Latch 1. Open the arm latch. 2. Slide the upper arm channel out until the desired pitch is achieved. 3. Close the arm latch. It may be necessary to move the arm up and down slightly for the lock pin to snap into a position hole. Stop Bolt 4. Repeat for other side.
PL010 Figure 10. Pitch Adjustment. SETTING THE ARMS IN THE CARPORT POSITION When it is desirable to have an open walkway from the side of the awning, the arms can be set in the carport (vertical) position. In this position, the arms are set perpendicular to the ground surface. CAUTION Before setting the arms in the carport position, disconnect any optional center rafters or rafters with rooms. Rotating the arms with the rafters attached can damage the rafters and awning. 1. Open the awning.
2. Ensure that the braces are locked into position Arm Latch and the black knobs are tightened. Normal 3. While supporting the arm and roll bar, release the Position carport foot from the bottom support bracket. The Carport latch is spring loaded. While holding the latch Position open, slide the arm from the bracket. 4. Set the arm perpendicular to the ground. Spring Loaded Lever 5. Adjust the awning height using the pitch adjustment described on page 7. Carport Foot 6. Repeat for the other arm. PL011 7. If using the optional deck plates refer to page 5. Figure 11. Carport Position.
RAIN RELEASE SETTING If the awning is extended during rain, position one arm at minimum pitch and the other arm at maximum pitch. This will provide slope to allow the water to run off and prevent pooling.
RA006 CLOSING THE AWNING Figure 12. Rain Release. 1. Disconnect, remove and/or store any optional equipment that is used (i.e. rafters, hangers etc.) Follow the storage directions furnished with the particular option(s). 2. If the awning has been placed in the carport configuration: Swivel the arm back and lock the carport feet into the bottom mounting bracket. Repeat for the second arm. 3. Return the arm length to the storage length: Open the arm latch and slide the upper arm channel down to the stop bolt. Close the arm latch. Ensure that the lock pin snaps into the position hole. Repeat for the second arm. CAUTION The arm must be lowered to the stop bolt before rolling up the awning. Failure to lower the arm can cause damage to the arm channels. 4. Loosen the black lock knob for the brace.
052592-001r1 7 Carefree of Colorado Installation & Owner's Manual RESIDENTIAL PATIO AWNING 5. Disengage the spring latch for the brace (located on the top of the roller tube end plug) and slide the brace down the arm. It may be necessary to press out on the roll bar to ease the tension. Repeat for the second arm. 6. Insert the hook of the crank handle into the gear loop located on the right side of the awning. 7. Turn the handle clockwise to retract the awning. 8. Tighten the black lock knob on the braces.
AWNING CARE Maintaining a Carefree Awning is easy. Just follow these basic steps: Always operate the awning according to the instructions. Periodically check that the fasteners are tight. Tighten if necessary. Keep the awning fabric and arms clean.
FABRIC CARE CAUTION DO NOT USE OIL BASED CLEANERS OR ANY CAUSTIC, GRANULATED, OR ABRASIVE TYPE CLEANERS ON YOUR CAREFREE PRODUCT. 1. One of the best ways to keep the fabric looking good and to delay the need for deep or vigorous cleanings is to hose fabrics off on a monthly basis with clear water. This practice will help prevent dirt from becoming deeply imbedded in the fabric. In most environments, a thorough cleaning will be needed every two to three years. 2. When it’s time for a thorough cleaning, the fabric can be cleaned while still on the awning frame. For Acrylic Fabric – Use a stiff brush and warm water with soap. 3. When cleaning the fabric, it is important to observe the following: Always use a natural soap, never detergent. Water should be cold to lukewarm, never more than 100F. Air-dry only. Never apply heat to the fabric. Always allow the fabric to dry thoroughly before rolling up the awning. Mildew Mildew is a fungus growth that looks like dirt. Vinyl coated polyester fabrics are mildew resistant because of a chemical biocide in the vinyl coating. Under ordinary conditions, mildew will not appear. However, in areas where high temperature and humidity are common, mildew can be a problem and required the material to be washed more frequently. Thoroughly rinse the fabric with clean water and allow to air dry completely before rolling up the awning. Pooling When water collects on the top of the fabric, this is known as "pooling". This can occur during inclement weather or if a running air conditioner discharges over the awning. The water is dumped when the awning is retracted. It is recommended that if water accumulates on the top; retract the awning in steps (8"-12") to dump the water. This will help prevent the fabric from stretching or distorting.
ARM CARE The best method of keeping the arms and braces operating smoothly is to clean them. Dirt and debris can cause the channels not to slide easily. Periodically wash out the channels with running water (i.e. a hose) to keep them clean. If the channels still do not slide easily, lightly spray the inside of the channels with a dry silicone lubricant, after the arms have been cleaned and dried thoroughly. Locking knobs should be periodically loosened and removed then sprayed with a dry lubricant to prevent binding and locking.
8 052592-001r1 Carefree of Colorado Installation & Owner's Manual RESIDENTIAL PATIO AWNING RESIDENTIAL AWNING LIMITED WARRANTY Carefree of Colorado (hereafter referred to as Carefree) warrants to the Purchaser the Carefree Product is free of defects in material and workmanship within the terms and conditions as set forth below. Carefree’s obligation under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement, at Carefree’s option, of any defective component with new or factory refurbished components. THIS WARRANTY IS NOT TRANSFERABLE. 1. DURATION 1.1. One (1) year on parts for hardware and fabric. 1.2. Warranty duration of coverage is determined by the date the product is shipped, not the date of delivery, installation, actual usage of the product or repairs.
2. WHAT IS COVERED UNDER THIS WARRANTY Defects in the manufacturer’s material and workmanship of product under normal use, and which occur within the duration of the warranty period. The following components are covered only as listed: 2.1. Awning Fabric – Free from quality defects (normal wear and fading excluded). 2.2. Awning Extrusions and Hardware - Free from defects. 2.3. Freight – Carefree will pay freight charges for covered parts within the warranty period, utilizing the method of shipping it determines best to ship the replacement parts. Expedited freight is not covered under warranty, and the Purchaser is responsible for any and all expedited freight charges.
3. WHAT IS NOT COVERED UNDER THIS WARRANTY 3.1. Damages not reported at time of delivery. 3.2. Damages or failures not related to the material or workmanship of the product including any failure that results from neglect, accident, wind, rain, water pooling, weather or other acts of God. Please refer to the instruction manual for proper awning usage. 3.3. Purchaser’s abuse, including but not limited to neglect; failure to operate, use or maintain the product in accordance with the instruction manual. 3.4. Improper installation and/or any damage/failure that is a result of improper installation or adjustment of the product/component, including fabric damage. Professional installation is recommended. 3.5. Normal wear, including the occasional need to adjust the product. 3.6. Any component not sold or manufactured by Carefree. 3.7. Any failure that results from the use of another manufacturer’s product with a Carefree product that is not specifically approved in writing by Carefree. 3.8. Any incidental, indirect, or consequential loss, damage or expense that may result from any defect, failure, improper installation or malfunction of the Carefree product. 3.9. The removal or alteration of any product component or device from. In the event of such removal or alteration, this warranty is void. 4. Responsibilities of the Purchaser IN ORDER FOR THE WARRANTY TO BE HONORED, THE PURCHASER MUST HAVE PROOF OF PURCHASE: FAILURE TO PROVIDE THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION MAY DELAY OR VOID ANY WARRANTY CLAIM. 4.1. Retain dated proof of purchase for specified product, and provide it as requested. 4.2. Inspect the awning upon delivery to confirm the condition of the canopy, hardware and proper operation of product/components. 4.3. Install the product in accordance with the instruction manual. Professional installation is recommended. 4.4. Perform recommended maintenance as specified in the product literature furnished with the product and available online at www.carefreeofcolorado.com. 4.5. Use reasonable care in the operation, use and storage of the product in accordance with the instructions contained in the product literature furnished with the product and available online at www.carefreeofcolorado.com. 4.6. Understand when it’s appropriate to use the awning, and when it is not. Awnings are not meant to be used in all weather situations; wind, rain, snow, and other external elements can damage the awning and the structure it is attached to. When in doubt, don’t leave it out!
052592-001r1 9 Carefree of Colorado Installation & Owner's Manual RESIDENTIAL PATIO AWNING 5. WARRANTY CLAIM PROCEDURE Contact Carefree in regards to any product claimed or found defective during warranty period. 5.1. Carefree may require any or all of the following information before a claim is approved: 5.2. Dated proof of purchase. 5.3. Detailed description of problem. 5.4. Photographs of damage or defect. 5.5. Return of components for inspection. 5.6. If the claim is approved, Carefree will send only parts and/or assemblies required to fix the specific approved warranty claim. 5.7. The purchaser is responsible for the costs not covered by this warranty, including any labor cost to remove and install the replacement components.
6. THIS WARRANTY GIVES THE PURCHASER SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS. THE LAWS OF CERTAIN JURISDICTIONS MAY GRANT THE PURCHASER ADDITIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES. Except as set forth above, Carefree makes no warranty, whether statutory or otherwise, including without limitation, any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Carefree’s liability shall in no event exceed the price paid by the Purchaser (excluding freight), and Carefree shall have no liability except to replace defective products and parts. Carefree specifically excludes any liability, whether in contract, tort or otherwise, for personal injury, property damage, economic or consequential losses. 7. Carefree does not authorize any person or company to alter the terms of this warranty. 8. Carefree reserves the right to make changes in design and components, without notice, whenever it is believed the quality of the product will be improved, but without incurring any obligation to incorporate such improvements in any product that has been previously shipped or in service.
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