Use the Carefree Simplicity factory-numbered drawing to identify manual patio-awning service parts. This historical model was discontinued in January 2013, but selected lift handles, brace sliders, locking knobs and pull accessories remain available. The product photographs below show selected replacement components, with Carefree's exploded drawing available for checking the original part numbers and positions.
Simplicity component overview
The callout numbers match Carefree's Simplicity parts list. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for assembly and installation.
Carefree Simplicity factory exploded parts drawing
The original numbered illustration shows the support arms, brace sliders, handles, roller, springs and pull accessories. Match each part number in the illustrated list to your existing awning before ordering.
Photographed Simplicity replacement parts
Use the drawing references and part numbers to identify the component on your Simplicity awning. Select a photograph to view the replacement part’s details.
901015Black lift handle
#7 · 901015W
901015WWhite lift handle
#10 · R00405
R00405Brace slider, later configuration
#10 · R00549
R00549Brace slider for pre-1997 applications
#11 · 901022
901022Brace locking knob kit
#21 · 901011
901011Roller pull strap
#22 · 901035
90103543-inch pull wand
#22 · 901035XL
901035XLLong pull wand
Simplicity replacement parts
| Factory # | Carefree number | Component | Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | 901015 | Black lift handle | Black handle; verify original arm |
| 7 | 901015W | White lift handle | White handle; verify original arm |
| 10 | R00405 | Brace slider, later configuration | Do not assume interchangeability with pre-1997 slider |
| 10 | R00549 | Brace slider for pre-1997 applications | Legacy pre-1997 version only; confirm installed part |
| 11 | 901022 | Brace locking knob kit | Store unit is a pair of knobs/clamps; check needed quantity |
| 21 | 901011 | Roller pull strap | Manufacturer includes this part for Simplicity; verify installed strap |
| 22 | 901035 | 43-inch pull wand | Standard nominal 43-inch pull wand |
| 22 | 901035XL | Long pull wand | Manufacturer calls it 61 inches; current store lists approximately 59.75 inches. Check length |
Additional original factory references
| Factory # | MPN / range | Part | Compatibility note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | R00415-4nn-XX / R00416-4nn-XX | Right and left half-arm sets | Arm style and finish codes must match the unit |
| 3–4 | R00410-4nn-XX / R00412-4nn-XX | Upper and lower main arms | Length/revision dependent |
| 5 | 249104UP | Unpainted carport foot | Different from the 901020 Fiesta/Pioneer foot |
| 6 | R00532 | Travel strap | Not the Fiesta travel-lock assembly |
| 8–9 | R00414-4nn-XX / R00413-4nn-XX | Lower and upper brace | Style/length specific |
| 12–13 | R00935 / R00716 | Bottom bracket pair / bracket shim pair | Do not substitute 901019 bracket by appearance |
| 14 | 169037 | Bottom bracket standoff | Specific mounting arrangement |
| 15–16 | 249162UP / 249153 | Top bracket and standoff pair | Distinct from Pioneer/Fiesta top bracket |
| 17 | R00925MIL-A / R00926MIL-A | Right spring, 8–18 ft / longer than 18 ft | Spring side and length must match |
| 18 | R00923MIL-A / R00924MIL-A | Left spring, 8–18 ft / longer than 18 ft | Never swap left/right or spring length |
| 19–20 | 19xx00 / canopy order form | Roller tube and fabric | Manufacturer editions conflict on slot count; verify actual tube |
| Unshown | R012804-002 | Hardware pack | Factory component reference |
Official manufacturer exploded drawing
Carefree Simplicity parts drawing and factory service table. This is the manufacturer's technical service documentation.
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Manufacturer manual: Carefree of Colorado Manual Patio Awning Service Manual 052876-301r7, Simplicity illustrated parts list, printed pp. 16–17. Refer to the Carefree diagram for the numbered parts and arm arrangement. Awning springs are under potentially dangerous stored tension; follow the manufacturer's procedures and use qualified service.
