Futureguard K300 Bedienungsanleitung

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K300 Technical 03/21

GUIDE

Side view wall mount

Awning roof mount, side view

Wall mount, side view

TROUBLESHOOTING / RESETTING THE LIMITS:

Awnings equipped with a motor are preset at the factory but in the event they need to be adjusted or reset please follow these instructions or call customer service

for assistance. These instructions are for the default motor used on this awning series; however there are other motors that may be used or substituted as ordered or

required. If you are not sure which motor is in the awning, please call Customer Service at (800) 858-5818 before attempting to make any adjustments.

To add an additional transmitter/channel or sensor:

Press the programming button on the back of the already programmed transmitter until the motor jogs. Then press the programming button on the additional

transmitter or sensor that you would like to add until the motor jogs. Test the new transmitter or added sensor.

Somfy® Sunea® motor limit setting/adjustment – Non-Cassette Awning: Limits on the Sunea motor are set and adjusted with the remote transmitter (Fig. 5C), not on the

motor head.

To change the EXTENDED/OPEN limit:

Open the awning to its current lower limit position and let it stop. Press and hold the UP and DOWN buttons simultaneously (Fig. 5D) until the motor jogs, then

release. Use the UP/DOWN button to adjust to a new lower limit position. Press the MY/STOP button (Fig. 5E) until the motor jogs, then release. Check new limit.

To change the RETRACTED/CLOSED limit:

The upper limit is set automatically based on the awning front bar closing force. If the cassette does not fully close, check to make sure there is nothing interfering with

the front bar by manually closing the awning with the manual override shaft on the motor. If it closes smoothly by hand, then call Customer Service at (800) 858-5818

for additional guidance on fully resetting the motor.

If motor is not responding to the transmitter (these steps do not aﬀect the motor limits):

• Verify the outlet has power by plugging in a lamp and making sure the GFCI is not tripped.

• Verify the red light on the transmitter lights when any button is pressed.

• If both items above are veriﬁed with no response from the motor, then a power cut reset may work:

Start with the motor plugged into the outlet: STEP 1: Unplug for 5 seconds

STEP 2: Plug in for 10 seconds

STEP 3: Unplug for 5 seconds

Plug back in – The motor should jog or run for a few seconds. This puts the motor in programming mode. If no response occurs, please call Customer Service at (800)

858-5818 for additional guidance. If the motor jogged, press the UP or DOWN button to see if the motor moves. If the motor runs, you should be all set. If the motor

does not run, please call Customer Service at (800) 858-5818 for additional guidance.

(front) (back)

PROGRAMMING

BUTTON

“UP/CLOSE”

BUTTON

“MY/STOP”

BUTTON

“DOWN/OPEN”

BUTTON

Fig. 5C

(Remote Transmitter)

Fig. 5D Fig. 5E

71⁄4”

required for

installation

15⁄16”

⁄2

”

Side view with soﬃt mount

* 7¼” required if an obstacle is above cassette

LOWER PITCH

ADJUSTMENT

BOLT

RAISE

Arm/Elbow Leveling Adjustment (if needed): The arms are adjusted

and leveled during the factory assembly process, however shipping

and installation may require an adjustment if the elbow(s) hit the top

or bottom of the front bar cavity when closing. Open the awning about

6”. Loosen the large locking nut on the bottom of the arm shoulder

attachment bolt with a 19mm wrench (Fig. 5B).

Insert an 8mm Allen wrench

in the top of the bolt. Lift

up on the elbow and turn

the Allen wrench up to ½

of a turn to raise or lower

the elbow to align with the

center of the front bar cavity.

Securely tighten the locking

nut and test.

Shoulder Pitch Adjustment: The pitch adjustment bolt is located on

the front of the shoulder. This awning shoulder does not require any

loosening of bolts to adjust the pitch of the shoulders. Using a 6mm Allen

wrench or socket, simply turn the pitch adjustment bolt. You may adjust

the pitch of the awning without assistance if open less than three feet. To

adjust the pitch when fully open, have an assistant lift up on the front bar

to relieve the pressure before turning the adjustment bolt.

To RAISE the pitch, turn

the pitch adjustment bolt

counter-clockwise.

To LOWER the pitch, turn

the pitch adjustment bolt

clockwise (Fig. 5A).

Fig. 5A

Adjustments

Fig. 5B

FULLY CASSETTED

RETRACTABLE AWNING

Hanging the Awning

Tilt the front of the cassette up and insert the ‘back

lip’ of the Awning cassette into the mounting bracket

hook (Fig. 2). Be sure the back lip is fully inserted into

the hook on ALL mounting brackets. Lower the front

of the awning allowing it to rest on the ‘seat’ of the

mounting brackets. The unit is now just ‘sitting’on the

mounting bracket hooks, but is still NOT fully secured!

Securing the Awning to the Wall

Insert and hold the mounting bracket ‘Slide Plate’into the ‘groove’on the underside of the awning cassette next to the mounting

bracket. Slide it over the lip of the mounting bracket (Fig. 3A) until the holes align. Insert the two Allen screws and tighten with a

4mm Allen wrench (Fig. 3B). If necessary, gently tap it into place with the soft blow hammer. If more than gentle force is required,

then recheck your mounting bracket alignment with the string. If any brackets are out of alignment, do not force the mounting

plate. Take the awning down, adjust the brackets and re-hang the awning.

Opening the Awning

Using your remote control or hand crank, open the awning roughly 4”. This enables you to carefully remove the remaining

packaging materials from the arms inside.

Override shaft installation if motorized: If your awning was ordered with

a manual override motor, then the override shaft needs to be installed before

mounting the awning. Locate the override shaft (Fig. 3C) package in the parts box.

Screw the small “Christmas tree shaped” plastic clip (provided in the bag) as far into

the end of the override shaft as possible. Carefully insert the shaft into the motor

through the round hole drilled in the bottom of the awning near the motor cord

until it clips into place (Fig. 3D). Test by turning the shaft and noticing the front

awning cover open when you let out a small amount of fabric.

WEIGHT CAUTION! Due to the weight of these

awnings, extra installers may be needed.

IMPORTANT! This awning does not have a square bar, which makes the

bracket placement and accuracy of all measurements critically important.

TOOLS NEEDED:

MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS: Please read these instructions carefully before proceeding with assembly and installation.

Fig. 1A

Fig. 3A Fig. 3B

Fig. 3C

Fig. 1B

SHOULDER

STICKER

MOUNTING

BRACKET

Fig. 1C

Wall Mount

Installation

Fig. 1D

Soﬃt Mount

Installation

Wall and Soﬃt Mount Installation Instructions:

Determine and mark the awning location on the wall. Measure the distance

from the end of the awning to all of the shoulder locations marked by the

stickers on the bottom of the cassette (Fig. 1A). Transfer these dimensions

to the mounting surface. This will give the positioning of the mounting

brackets required for proper shoulder support. Install one bracket directly

behind each shoulder (Fig. 1B) with the second bracket located between

the shoulder and the end of the awning. If there are not studs in the

required locations then use a 2”x 8” mounting ledger board. The wall

brackets must be through bolted, NOT Lag bolted, to the board. Awnings

over 20’will have three (3) arms/shoulders and six wall mount brackets. If

provided, mount the middle brackets with one directly under the shoulder

and the second bracket on the closest adjacent stud. DO NOT SPREAD

THEM EVENLY ACROSS THE AWNING.

Always mount the two outside brackets ﬁrst; then mount all middle

brackets. Run a string line between the two outside brackets to ensure

proper alignment of the middle bracket(s) (Fig. 1C & 1D).

Roof Mount Installation

Instructions:

Determine your awning mounting location

on the roof. Follow the instructions for wall

mounting to determine proper bracket

location. The roof brackets are adjustable

for the variable roof pitches and should be

assembled so that the front of the roof bracket

is perpendicular to the ground when mounted

on the sloped roof. Two 3/8” holes will

need to be drilled through the overlapping

sections #3 and #4 once the front section #2 is

perpendicular to the ground to secure them in

place (Fig #1E).

The wall brackets may be mounted directly

to each roof bracket or to a mounting ledger

board if desired or necessary. If using a 2” x 10”

mounting board, the wall brackets must be

through bolted, NOT Lag bolted, to the board.

It is extremely important that all brackets are mounted plumb,

square and level. The Awning Cassette does not have any ‘give’

for mis-aligned brackets and will not function properly unless

the brackets are PERFECTLY aligned during installation.

WARNING: DO NOT LIFT UP ON THE

AWNING!

Lifting up on the front of the Awning at

this stage will cause it to release from

the mounting brackets. The Awning IS

NOT SECURE until the Slide Plates are in

place and the screws are tightened!

BRACKET SLIDE PLATE

IN PLACE

ALLEN

WRENCH

SLIDE PLATE

Fig. 3D

For awning assembly & installation:

nDrill and bits

nLevel

nTape measure

nScrewdrivers

Additional tools required for this series:

n4mm, 13mm, 1/4”, 9/16” socket and ratchet wrenches

n13mm, 17mm, 19mm open end wrenches

n2.5mm, 4mm, 6mm, 8mm Allen wrenches

nSoft blow hammer

nString

nAdjustable wrench

71⁄4”

3⁄16”

CASSETTE (TILTED UP)

MOUNTING

BRACKET HOOK

MOUNTING

BRACKET SEAT

CASSETTE LIP

STRING

VERTICAL VERTICAL

SECTION #4

SECTION #3

SECTION #2

SECTION #1

Fig. 1E

Roof Mount Bracket

Installation

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