RPod Electric Awning Fell Off

While de-winterizing my 2020 RPod 190 last week, I extended my awning to clean, and the whole assembly fell off, ripping the motor and LEDs off.  Luckily, no one was hurt.  It came crashing down breaking the end cap, and who knows what else.  I contacted the dealer, but they won't be able to look at it until end of June.

How was it attached (other than not very well)? Some photos might be useful. There's no much solid material in rpod walls to attach things to.

Here is the picture I took of it right after it fell off.  The bracket is still firmly attached to the RPod, the awning motor is hanging on the side with the wires holding it, and the LED strip is just hanging there.  On the ground you can see how much the awning opened before fell off.  I'll look tomorrow to see if I can see where any screw held it onto the bracket, but I think there were any.

One word: Super Glue. Or is that two words?

Update on my awning.  It's been 3 1/2 months since I originally contacted my dealer, Cold Springs RV in New Hampshire, about the awning falling off.  They determined the awning fell off because it was only being held on by 3 of the 6 screws that were supposed to be used to keep it in place.  An obvious Forest River mistake while they were building it.  It was my understanding that they were ordering parts and working with Forest River on payment. Not so!  Cold Springs RV evidently just forgot about it.  I called Cold Springs RV asking for a status, and they said no parts can be ordered until Forest River confirms they will pay for it.  They were going to contact Forest River (again?) and see what can be done...