A cracked, broken, or missing end cap on your Solera power awning lets water, debris, and UV exposure attack the roller tube and fabric edge. This direct-replacement black plastic roller end cap restores a clean, sealed finish to your Solera power awning and keeps the roller assembly protected between uses.
The Lippert 423751 is the correct roller end cap for Solera power awning systems -- the same cap used in original production. If your existing end cap has cracked from UV exposure, broken from road vibration, or gone missing entirely, this part snaps back into place without modification.
Lippert's Solera power awning lineup is one of the most common factory-installed power awning systems on travel trailers and fifth wheels. End caps on these systems take repeated stress from extension and retraction cycles as well as exposure to sun, rain, and road grime. Replacing a damaged cap early prevents moisture from working into the roller tube and causing more costly damage.
Engineered specifically for Solera power awning roller assemblies. No drilling, trimming, or adapters required.
Molded plastic construction holds up to sun exposure and repeated awning cycles without warping or cracking prematurely.
Matches the standard black hardware color found on most Solera power awning installations for a factory-correct appearance.
At just 1 lb., this cap adds virtually no weight to your awning assembly and ships quickly for roadside or campsite repairs.
The roller end cap sits at one or both ends of the awning tube on Solera power awning systems and caps off the exposed end of the roller. Over time, UV degradation and the mechanical stress of thousands of open/close cycles can cause the original cap to crack or break away entirely. This Lippert 423751 part is the correct replacement unit.
Replacement is typically a straightforward process on Solera power awnings. The awning should be fully retracted before beginning. Depending on the installation, the end cap may be secured by a fastener or friction-fit onto the roller tube end. Inspect the roller tube end for any damage before installing the new cap.